Minimalist Design With A Neutral Colour Palette Beautifies This Bathroom Showroom | Rajkot | Intrinsic Designs

Minimalist Design With A Neutral Colour Palette Beautifies This Bathroom Showroom | Rajkot | Intrinsic Designs

Gujarat-based architecture and design firm- Intrinsic Designs has fashioned this beautiful bathroom showroom in Rajkot for one of the leading retailers of sanitary wares, bathroom fittings and tiles. The brief was to design an alluring set-up that could create a remarkable aesthetic within 1200sq. Ft open plan unit, located in a commercial building in the city. The firm used minimalistic design, sleek display, strong language between elements and neutral colour coordinated scheme to give a distinctive aura to this new upscale branch of the client.  The interiors of the showroom are distinguished with metal framing, mosaic, tiles and birch ply. Scroll down to know more details about the project provided to us at SURFACES REPORTER (SR) by the firm:

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traditional rectangular showroom

The project was to reimage the traditional rectangular showroom space into a more functional and capacious structure, withholding minimalism and unification of it.

Minimalism Grabs Attention

Upon entering the store, minimalism is quickly notable, the rawness of the seen structure coexists with the materials, carefully chosen according to the products.

traditional rectangular showroom

It is distinguished with metal framing, mosaic, tiles and birch ply. The idea was to keep the space as muted as possible to highlight products displayed.

traditional rectangular showroom

That was why instil grey tones emphasized the ceiling and floors as to draw focus away from the surroundings and lay attention on displays at the eye level.

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traditional rectangular showroom

Furthermore, dark fitted lights hanging from the ceiling lend a soft and unambiguous focus on the products, so the customer is occupied.

traditional rectangular showroom

Reception Area

The design team also glorified the reception area to upscale the store's narrative by placing a marble backdrop, yet the birchwood furniture is kept warm and reserved not to distract the customers.

traditional rectangular showroomSimilarly, they used an identical approach in the office by setting up a birch wood strip wall behind the desk to have uniformity.

Metal Frame Partition

For the luxury display, dedicating a separate area was necessary to set it apart from the economical fittings and fixture.

traditional rectangular showroom

Henceforth, a metal frame outlines the colourful mosaic tiles as a milieu to mount the premium products that form a conceptual sense of luxury and create a constant visual sequence.

traditional rectangular showroomMeanwhile, fittings and fixtures are mocked up in a linear manner using birch wood ply and metal framing that distinguish itself pretty clearly.

Better Visual Experience

On the selling point of view, subtly interfusing the products to the design seemed a better option considering the space they had, which made the client's job much easier. Visually it made clientele walk through between the products proficient.

traditional rectangular showroom

Challenge was to embody their identity and keep fostering groups value attached with products.

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traditional rectangular showroom

The approach focused on the innovation and performance of every element in that space that could display the quantum of product at every level. Minimalistic design, sleek display, sharp language between elements, and a neutral colour coordinated scheme give a distinctive aura that is needed.

traditional rectangular showroom

The concept was based on the notion of space that fosters the conveyance of human energies to nurture creativity and long hours of staying in the office seemed less boring.

traditional rectangular showroom

Project details 

Architects: Intrinsic Designs (Shivraj Patel & Shruti Malani)
Client: Malani Sanitarywares
Location: Rajkot, Gujarat
Lighting: LED LUM
Area: 1200 sq.ft
Project Duration: NOV2020- JUL2020
Photography: Ishita Sitwala (The Fishy Project)
Author: Saloni Patel

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