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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Curve Cutting / Space design of Savour in Guangdong, China by Co-Direction Interior Design

 
July 2nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Co-Direction Interior Design 

When it comes to an exclusive space of hair styling, the first word come to people’s mind is “fashion”. Today we define fashion from many different aspects.  In some sense, the essence of fashion is not following the trend, but emphasizing your individuality. Do not follow the trends, being different and impressive is the best interpretation for fashion. In the design of Savour Dalang Store, what the designer strives to achieve is: to impress the customers and make them repeat customers.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

  • Architects: Co-Direction Interior Design
  • Project: Curve Cutting / Space design of Savour
  • Location: Dongguan, Guangdong, China
  • Photography: Jing Xu-Feng
  • Chief designers: Jiang Xiao-Lin, Min Yao
  • Main materials: Baking finish board, Wood veneer, White lines jade, Black steel, Art glass
  • Developer: Savour
  • Author: Hou Yi
  • Area: 1200M2
  • Completion time: 2015.09

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

In fashion industry, from VS Sassoon’s curve to Issey Miyake’s cutting, every cutting is about accuracy, absoluteness and decisiveness; this might be the destined fate for fashion industry. Similarly, in the space design of Savour Dalang store, the highlight of curve is the first impact the plane layout gives to visitors. Getting out of the elevator, a quiet floor plan cut off by a curve is unfolded; the trumpet-shaped opening has attracted all kinds of customers.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

If we consider art a science, then design is a technology. Technology is based on science, yet it has more functions. Similarly, design inspiration always comes from works of art, “designs derive from practice” always make an impression. The curve used in the design of operating area is inspired by the work of minimalism sculptor – Richard Serra.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

The operating area which pays tribute to the master gets rid of constrain of square space. Together with the use of column grid, three Y-shaped hair dressing area are set. The placement of three Y-shaped nodes makes this space flowing. Three soft film arc lights hide in the ceiling and anchor with the floor layout.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

In modern design, many fashion brands pay great attention to the permeability and transparency of the space, take Dior flagship store designed by Kazuyo Sejima for an example, the space conveys a flowing, lightsome and fashionable sense of transparency and characteristic of romance through the use of transparent glass. How to make a space vivid, flexible and have a feeling of spaciousness? It is the key issue for fashion store designers to focus on.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

In today’s industrial design, round corner is all the rage and has gained millions of fans. This organic modernism trend will keep hitting space design industry, and in the future, industrial-grade interior design will become a trend. Materials will be processed in the factory, and being assembled at site, no connecting node or seam will be seen. This requires designer’s superb skill in dealing with construction drawings, and it is also a challenge for the factory’s crafts. Round corner design has an industrial sense, while the back wall of the sofa is decorative with baking finished and carvings.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

What modern sales space attaches great importance to is not direct sales, but offering customers nice experience through comfortable and cozy space design, so as to make them repeat customers. Therefore, it might seem a waste of operating area to build experience area and recreational area, yet, in fact, it is an essential part in the design. Make it a bright spot and it would be a plus to the design, which promotes sales naturally.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

A few kinds of seats are used in the recreational area; small tables with seats placed face to face are quite formal, while the couch in Lounge area is casual. The surrounding audio-visual system increases interactivity of the space, in combination with Agnes14 chandelier of Roll&Hill, the space becomes concise and efficient. In the design of Dalang store, designer creates all kinds of “illusive wall” by using mirror and transparent acrylic (glass). These walls might add function of display, or interactivity brought by the mirror reflection; which is a very nice try.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

The consciousness of experience economy not only shows in the recreational area, but also hides under the surface of the whole design of Dalang store. To better meet customers’ demands, better serve the customers and guide them to consume are not only the top priorities for businesses, but also the most critical issues for commercial space designers to think about.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

Jiang Xiao-Lin Founder and Design Director of Co-Direction Interior Design

Jiang Xiao-Lin has great artistic accomplishment, and is good at turning his art appreciation experience into design motivation. He has years of experience in exploring interior design, and has been committed to combining traditional eastern aesthetic spirit with contemporary design techniques. He has led Co-Direction Interior Design developed diversified designs.

Image Courtesy © Jing Xu-Feng

“Based on current situation, I want to design something new. We think that space scenario is something viable, we keep its vitality and make it conveys a temperament of cultural art, thus gain it new values.” Co-Direction Interior Design emphasizes study, pays attention to design methods, thus accomplish practices in many design fields such as high-end property, boutique resort hotel, commercial space, top-level private house etc.. Co-Direction Interior Design insists in pursuing of innovation, doing designs with its heart and soul, and is immersed in R&D of products. It is an experienced design team with international vision and keen insight towards the frontier market. It is good at integrating all kinds of resources, and provides owners with complete and efficient interior design consulting service and FF&E solutions.

Jiang Xiao-Lin, Image Courtesy © Co-Direction Interior Design

Image Courtesy © Co-Direction Interior Design

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