Local and contour lighting reveals total space of the premise accentuating only zones marked by the authors. Light zoning with warm-colour halogen spotlights provides possibility to make table zones as individual in the common room. The central panel made of more than thousands of veneer magnolia-vine plates is the heart of “Shade”.
The natural raw atmosphere of the space was kept and used as a base for the concept. Floors were made of concrete and casted benches were mounted directly onto the walls. A large fire place in copper and a unique lighting arrangement was custom-made to give warmth to the industrial environment.
The atmosphere is determined by the use of raw elements that come back in the interior and the furniture. A stonewall with chic round sofa’s, hardwood tables and robust steel cabinets. A striking large square bar with vintage bar stools in the middle of the restaurant, where the wines are chilled and where guest can eat and drink.
Designers used a typical wooden wine rack as a module, also some single planks to fullfill whole conception. The atmosphere is created with colours. Dark color makes nice ambience, red and white are the shades of wine. Small tables, proper light and cosy couches, that’s the recepie for good wine amateurs’ interior!
We developed the antique showcase a boulanger keeping with love by putting on the log weighs 500kg, and designed a long counter makes of aluminum has the thickness of 10mm to be able to display bread freely. We are looking forward to mastering the space by repeating the trial and error like a stone oven putting here.
The functionality and the simple language created by the straight lines reflect the contemporary. The strong colors, the double height room, the exposed structure, the lighting, the rustic materials and the sculpture shelves create a scenic atmosphere.
Some graphics related to each brands were placed on the top of the shelves in canvases. Lighting fixtures made by rough-finished steel and custom-made surfboard with wooden grain give some accents to the shop interior.
Lots of quirky little personality features are carefully dotted around the Antwerp café, such as the colourful shawl-swatches hanging on the walls; what could look like a critical lack of closet space comes across as intimate and relaxing, likewise the decoratively placed skateboards are youthful and fun.
In this particular project for Outer BarraShopping, Rio de Janeiro, Kube used demolition wood for the floor, a “Terracor” texture that is similar to clay for the walls, container´s metal sheets for the cashier and the wall behind it, combined with elements from the gardening universe for decoration and reinforcement of the concept.
The interior, designed by Caroline Dippold, shows an exciting play of Vintage furniture pieces mixed with Metro wall tiles and various Retro Lamps. Now, an old post table conduces as a service station for bread, oil and spices and a former assembling table became a huge come-together-table for chatting and drinking with friends.
Modern art also has its place in this establishment, since the hallways of each floor have been decorated with graffiti murals by nationally and internationally recognized illustrators and designers.
Sculpted wooden panels cover the openings and windows, triggering a dialogue between light and shadow, while Alix Waline’s painting on the 6m high wall on the ground floor – a fine sample of contemporary pointillism – contributes to the high emotional intelligence of the space.
Fusing a concept of local Budapest ruin pubs, New York city bars and the high-end gastronomy of his family’s 30 years old restaurant business, owner Roy Zsidai has opened ‘Spíler’, a public socializing place where people come to experience something completely new in Budapest in terms of food and atmosphere.
The simplicity and scale of the three top and bottom plinths serve as a monumental backdrop for the suspended elements in between that came in and out of focus through the movement between the plinths.
Looking at the overall atmosphere, intimacy and comfort abound. This is a space that you can imagine savouring great tastes with your friends lounging in style, cheeks flushed from drinking red wine. There is a controlled balance between style and comfort, which makes Le Sergent Recruteur approachable in many ways and for many moods.
HBA continues their rich tradition of integrating faraway cultures with the height of modern luxury with the design of the Park Hyatt Hyderabad, the first city Park Hyatt hotel in India.
Existing somewhere between furniture and architecture, these hybrid-objects infuse the office functions with new iconographic presence, and abstractly reference nature and the surrounding city.
In the VILA Vimmelskaftet shop there has been strived for a look that makes people think of Paris´s natural elegance. The facade underlines the French “Boutique” look with its brassdetails and black,z handpainted look. Inside, the shop is based on elegant design, with focus on simplicity, quality, and texture. A classic concept with a refined twist which creates an identity.
The Stoneage flagship store is designed to revamp the existing identity of Stoneage. This time around the store was designed to provide maximum brand experience about the brands identity. Therefore most of the material used and fixture designed are raw in nature. To sum it all the store design is an elaboration of Stoneage’s brand story.
note et silence is a select shop, which newly opened in Kobe, a port city in Kansai area. The shop holds three original brands, which appeal to sophisticated women with a sense of humor and with a playful mind.
