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Dominique Price
Colin Billings
Rachel Lijana
Bryce Pallera
Natalia Rents
Lauren Conroy
Overview
Low curving walls organize this furniture showroom designed for The Collective into a series of set installations that activate an interplay between formal and informal spatial events
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The continuous path of the low wall slips freely between the interior and exterior, creating unique stage sets marked by saturated color and curated arrangements of The Collective’s furniture lines.
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A ribbon of dark metal fabric and tinted glass compresses the entrance threshold before it expands into the view and light filled space.
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The textures of the material lab create a neutral backdrop out of wood and timber terrazzo products for clients to experiment with material palettes for their project and showcase the manufacturer’s ability to provide unconventional and customizable solutions.
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Reflective surfaces used throughout enable customers to see their own image immersed with furniture settings and the city backdrop.
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Pulses of saturated color, unique carpet arrangements, and custom curvilinear lighting define formal spaces for gathering within the larger context of the showroom.