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The pearlescent sheen effect is achieved by adding pearlescent pigments, such as titanium dioxide-coated mica particles, to the black exterior, creating a unique optical interference effect. This results in a soft, pearl-like luster with a metallic feel when illuminated, producing multi-layered color changes under natural or artificial light, enhancing the building's three-dimensional appearance. The combination of a black base with a pearlescent effect retains the depth and stability of black while breaking monotony through its changing gloss, often used in modern luxury or new Chinese-style architecture to create a 'subtle opulence' visual effect.