Image Credit : Chin Hsuan Min
Project Overview
This is a Versace tableware store. For this prestigious luxury aristocratic brand, the “Necklace” element is used as the design theme of the entire exhibition hall, and the royal ambience of the royal family is vividly expressed in the experiential banquet situation.
Project Commissioner
Project Creator
Team
Tu Po Chun, Wang Chih Yun
Project Brief
The original plane of the project is different from the traditional square space. The irregular space is undoubtedly a "big problem" for the whole design. In addition to the conceptual level of design, it is necessary to consider the full use of space.
Designer has taken a different approach and used the lack of space to design a variety of round "necklaces" of different sizes, connecting the original scattered space to visually create a flowing space for the royal feast.
Project Innovation/Need
Different from the simple warehouse display of the traditional exhibition hall, the whole space brings the real experience of the guests through the clever design and the texture of the product. The guests can directly transform the situation into the home furnishings through the on-site experience, and quickly increase the guest identification. .
Design Challenge
The floor is specially selected the royal stone used by the royal family as the base. It is calm and low-key, and it implicitly exudes subtle light. With bold color marble, it is a mixture of tresor, crystal and mystery.
Sustainability
The specially selected copper and stainless steel symbolizes gold and silver, and the top also adopts a design method that echoes each other. Through the bending geometry process, different styles of “necklaces” are stacked to create the artistic conception.
Interior Design - International Retail
This award celebrates innovative and creative building interiors, with consideration given to space creation and planning, furnishings, finishes and aesthetic presentation. Consideration given to space allocation, traffic flow, building services, lighting, fixtures, flooring, colours, furnishings and surface finishes.
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