Frame from OK GO design commercial for Red Star Macalline.

Chicago-based eclectic poppers OK GO made a video commercial for Chinese furniture store Red Star Macalline walking on walls, ceilings and furniture and singing a catchy tune. The colourful and cheerful video is filled with spatial illusions that transform architecture in graphic designs and viceversa.

The video welcomes through a psychedelic world of contemporary interior design turning the room upside-down.

Frame from OK GO design commercial for Red Star Macalline.

OK GO say: “The Red Star Macalline’s project is a visual reference to our video The Writing’s on the Wall but set to a remix of I Won’t Let You Down by our very own Dan Konopka. Because sometimes you just make what you want”.

Frame from OK GO design commercial for Red Star Macalline.

The video shows a propulsive and at-the-same-time laid back attitude to the design shopping experience matching perfectly marketing, architecture and music. “Next year everyone will be doing it. You heard it here first!” dared to say OK GO on Twitter.

Frame from OK GO design commercial for Red Star Macalline.

OK GO’s last winter hit I Won’t Let You Down that inpired the Red Star Macallin commercial featured futuristic motorized unicycles and was shot with the help of insanely skillful drone pilot Kenji Yasuda.

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Formed as a quartet in Chicago in 1998 and relocated to Los Angeles three years later, OK Go is composed by Damian Kulash, Tim Nordwind, Dan Konopka and Andy Ross. The musicians spent their career in a steady state of transformation in name of big-hearted happiness.

Frame from OK GO design commercial for Red Star Macalline.

Founded in 1986, Red Star Macalline is the leading Chinese home furnishing and service brand and the largest design retail chain in China that offers furniture and home decoration material such as flooring, bathroom and kitchen fixtures.

The Video was inspired by the hit The Writing on the wall.