Such a bold color scheme should only be the Waikiki Hotel on Hawaii's coastline.

BHDM's redesigned coastline hotel is located on a stone on a famous beach in Honolulu, making it "the most instagram hotel in Hawaii". Since the launch of 20 10, the influence of photo sharing platform on interior design has been greatly enhanced.

Customers now demand strong Instagram support in their profiles. To make the interior photos of the coastline more friendly, the team led by designer Dan Mazarini chose furniture and fabrics, and mixed the brightest colors. Combining tropical prints with ombre murals, color conflicts follow the theme of "nature and neon lights" described by the studio.

A statement from the studio said: "Through modern twist, BHDM's coastline design incorporates Hawaiian scenery and sunsets, blends the colors and textures of Hawaiian nature and wildlife, and is filtered by neon lights."

In the reception area, a neon sign with Hawaiian greetings "aloha" is hung on pink carpets and paneled walls. The same floor continues to extend to the rest area, where the furniture is decorated with yellow, turquoise, blue and red.

Narrow windows can extend to the height of high space, while white polystyrene can extend to the opposite wall of 22 feet (6.7 meters).

White cages hanging from the ceiling provide shelter for paper models of local birds. At night, these devices are like neon lights, turning rooms pink and purple.

The corridor leading to the guest room is decorated with floral wallpaper and patterned carpets.

These bedrooms are either pink, blue-green, or blue, and there are other color combinations to customize bedspreads, carpets, furniture and accessories. On the bright characteristic wall behind the bed, the terrain model of the Hawaiian Islands provides a map with the words "You are here" handwritten by Mazarini. There are also hints of color in the white bathroom, such as the metal towel rack that matches the "aloha" sign at the reception desk.

A pool platform on the roof and a stairwell leading to the stairwell vividly display murals designed by BHDM and painted by California artist DJ Neve, while the lighting is used to create a "rich Chi Pan experience with views of the city and the beach". BHDM was established in 2008, with offices in new york, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Studios usually use strong colors and sentences in their designs, including a hotel in Miami Beach, where a polar bear stands in the lobby with a beach ball.

There are also hints of color in the white bathroom, such as the metal towel rack that matches the "aloha" sign at the reception desk. A pool platform on the roof and a stairwell leading to the stairwell vividly display murals designed by BHDM and painted by California artist DJ Neve, while the lighting is used to create a "rich Chi Pan experience with views of the city and the beach". BHDM was established in 2008, with offices in new york, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Studios usually use strong colors and sentences in their designs, including a hotel in Miami Beach, where a polar bear stands in the lobby with a beach ball.