POLDERFLOWERS

This project involves the spatial design of a floral art studio. The designer has come up with some ingenious ideas to revamp a 46-year-old residence while retaining some of its original charm. Modern materials and design aesthetics have been incorporated to blend the old and new elements seamlessly. The owner's request was to create a design concept for the new studio that continues the relaxing atmosphere and rainwater recycling system of the old one. The aim was to create an environment of "friendliness," "love," and "beauty" by using "flowers" as a link. This way, anyone who enters the store can enjoy a moment of tranquility and beauty.

As you step into the room, you'll immediately notice the Japandi-style design. The soft-colored mineral paint used on the walls and wooden furniture creates a beautiful oil-painting-like appearance that's both inviting and calming. Upon closer inspection, you'll notice the natural curves on the walls, which seem to mimic the softness of flowers. The built-in display counter not only adds to the room's aesthetic appeal but also creates a natural flow of space. The designer has been meticulous in their use of lighting fixtures, skillfully incorporating design elements such as patios, floor-to-ceiling windows, and glass tiles to enhance the interior environment's lighting. This allows for a transparent and open visual effect that adds warmth and a unique artistic flavor to the space. Overall, the room has a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere that feels like a sanctuary from the outside world.

The designer of this project has expertly incorporated eco-friendly mineral paint into the space. This type of paint is not only self-cleaning, but it's also incredibly durable and resistant to stains. By using this paint, homeowners can reduce the frequency of cleaning and maintenance required. The mineral paint also has some great health benefits. It is non-toxic, contains zero formaldehyde, and it can regulate air humidity, creating a healthier and more comfortable environment for those who use the space. In addition to the mineral paint, the new studio's design includes a highly efficient rainwater recycling system.