Contacted Brazilian furniture design showroom, Artekura, to receive permission in using their brand as the model for my project where we were trusted with designing a showroom with a list of requirments such as structural columns, 4 offices and 1 conference space, a hospitality space such as a coffe or drinks bar and a big array of different merchandise to be displayed in whichever way we decide.
For my showroom, I decided on sticking to the Brazilian craftmanship that is inline with the brand directly. 95% of the furniture displayed in the model is their represented artist, meaning is it a fully immersive Artekura experience.
Modeled to look like a design oriented home, the space is divided into living areas such as an entretainment room, a conversation living room, a formal living rom, an open concept dining room connected to the bar space and a central courtyard.
For the second floor, the space is thought as a design studio, where guests are invited to collaborate with their architects and itnerior designers to build their home spaces. Complet with architecture desks, a resource library and sitting down space to conversate and plan out their space design.
Included is a conference room and 4 small private office spaces with the option of a privacy curtain or open concept walls.
