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Home and furniture in Chinese

Name the rooms, furniture and fittings around you in Chinese. The thing beside the other thing can finally have a proper name.

Create a vivid full-bleed 3:2 landscape artwork with one unmistakable focal subject, rich tactile detail and a deliberate colour palette. Use close crops, surprising camera positions, frozen movement, repetition or sculptural staging where the individual brief calls for them. Compose a strong central read that survives a small thumbnail and rounded corners. Preserve varied photographic and painterly treatments across the collection. No typography, captions, flags, logos, watermarks, borders, topic collages, generic office stock photography or glowing data lines. Covers represent decks and never serve as individual-card clues. Compose for a 3:2 landscape cover with the main subject also legible in a centered square crop. Keep the artwork language-independent so exactly this image can be reused for every language combination. A wildly sculptural acid-green velvet armchair fills an aubergine room, photographed from floor level through a dramatic wide-angle lens. Its curved arms loom towards the viewer and its back rises like a throne. A single wedge of sunlight cuts across the plush pile, making the velvet glow chartreuse. Crop out nearly all of the room; the chair's voluptuous silhouette and impossible-looking scale carry the image. Render the finished artwork only. No text of any kind.
en-GB → zh-CN

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Deck Contents

91 Cards
Quiz#1
How do you say 'home', meaning the place where you live, in Chinese?

家

Quiz#2
How do you say 'house' in Chinese?

房子

Quiz#3
How do you say 'apartment' in Chinese?

公寓

Quiz#4
How do you say 'address', meaning where someone lives, in Chinese?

地址

Quiz#5
How do you say 'room', meaning part of a building, in Chinese?

房间

Quiz#6
How do you say 'bedroom' in Chinese?

卧室

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