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RFLJ
2022

EXHIBITION DESIGN

The proposal is part of the general trend of creating private spaces where individuals can relax and achieve a state of wellness, but it moves away from the way these spaces are usually presented. The project avoids white as a purifying element and from any current or regionalist manifestation that transports us to other distant places. On the contrary, it materializes as a universal and global response. It takes as a reference, great milestones from the modernism and the international style, which during the 1920s and 30s imposed a new way of understanding design, interiors and architecture from the perspective of functionality. From this moment on, luxury will no longer be linked to the complexity or impossibility of an ornament. Works such as the VILLA CAVROIS by Robert Mallet Stevens serve as the main reference along with the current proposals for the new Acne Studio stores by Arquitectura G or Max Lamb.

Area: 25m²
Client: Private
Design: Plutarco + Estudio Reciente
Location: Madrid
Photographs: Germán Sainz

RFLJ
2022

EXHIBITION DESIGN

The proposal is part of the general trend of creating private spaces where individuals can relax and achieve a state of wellness, but it moves away from the way these spaces are usually presented. The project avoids white as a purifying element and from any current or regionalist manifestation that transports us to other distant places. On the contrary, it materializes as a universal and global response. It takes as a reference, great milestones from the modernism and the international style, which during the 1920s and 30s imposed a new way of understanding design, interiors and architecture from the perspective of functionality. From this moment on, luxury will no longer be linked to the complexity or impossibility of an ornament. Works such as the VILLA CAVROIS by Robert Mallet Stevens serve as the main reference along with the current proposals for the new Acne Studio stores by Arquitectura G or Max Lamb.

Area: 25m²
Client: Private
Design: Plutarco + Estudio Reciente
Location: Madrid
Photographs: Germán Sainz