The Stella Collective and Thomas Coward at the time all over again collaborated on a slice of tropical paradise – Brisbane showroom for stone, tile and surfaces brand name Artedomus. For the duo’s third showroom for Artedomus, defining aspects and scenes from past initiatives were readapted for a Brisbane identity. The inside references the heady glamour and pizazz of 1980’s Miami vacation resort.
“Australia seriously understands how to do tropical design superbly the recipe has been penned and documented on that… we desired to press a little something even more that was heading to produce the unforeseen to Artedomus’ clients,” explained Coward and The Stella Collective.
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A 4-section journey by way of the showroom takes visitors through Artedomus’ new supplies and signature color palette. The reception capabilities a customized stone desk with indented panels the designers describe as ‘shrine-like’. A light-weight-filled atrium moves through to a surrealist condominium with a Colosseum wall-scape, showcasing special home furniture and finishes.
The showroom places the retailer’s bathware goods centre stage, with clients demonstrated curated examples of the Agape baths, stone and tile assortment. The journey concludes in the library, a testomony to an architect and designer’s examine. The area serves as both a conference place and an archive of the retailer’s extensive variety of special tiles, mosaics and architectural ceramics.
The interior was a lot more specifically motivated by the established design of Brian De Palma’s ‘Scarface’, highlighting the Miami modernism aesthetic regarded as ‘MiMo’ at its peak and glory.
“I required to bring this iconic layout period to Artedomus to celebrate their products whilst spending homage to the good architects and designers that have come prior to. We applied these scenographic moments to seize the spirit of this period to exhibit the incredible merchandise,” concludes Hana Hakim of The Stella Collective.
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[Images courtesy of Artedomus and The Stella Collective. Photography by Derek Swalwell.]