Curve Club

Curve Club is a new members club concept focused on combining both digital and physical locations for the most influential people in the world.

KAI Interiors were appointed to design the interior of their first luxury clubhouse, which celebrates cutting-edge design and seamless hospitality.

The design incorporates sculptural shapes and innovative lighting techniques while embracing organic materials to mesh with the existing building.

Digital art is used to create a ‘dreamland’ feel that rings true to the future-focused Curve Club ethos.

Curve Club is the first of its kind with the concept focusing on keeping 'ahead of the curve', putting curves at the top of the agenda.

Undulated ceiling and wall details incorporate lighting which provides atmospheric touches that sit in line with the futuristic vision of the brand.

A bespoke wireframe artwork fills the entrance door, reflecting the perspective view of the interior.

The external archway detail continues through the interior, with a tunnel lit with warm linear lights, overhead the water effect mirror follows the curve, guiding guests to the host desk, and framing the bar.

Curved bespoke seating is upholstered in quality velvets in rich tones that contrast against the neutral surroundings, designed to exude luxury.

The space is divided by a sculptural archway that houses glowing cubby holes adorned with organic shaped styling pieces akin to the interior.

This division facilitates a transition to alternative finishes, with the custom armchairs now appearing in an even deeper velvet, and the concrete walls darkening.

The journey to the bathrooms sees the neutral pallet descend the stairs into a vibrant ultra blue with a colour gradient that is separated by glowing archways.

The ultra blue acts as an introduction to the WCs, which are designed to evoke the feeling of being underwater.

Water effect lighting ripples across the floor and rocky textures fill the walls, with a statement wall rupture lighting feature reflecting the length of the room across the mirrored water effect ceiling.