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Our studio has recently had the opportunity to complete a series of product marketing visualizations that showcase a modern and contemporary space with a strong geometry-driven context. The design of this space is characterized by the interplay between the materiality of marble, concrete, and glass, which were carefully chosen and used in a way that emphasizes the products in question and adds visual interest to the space.
In addition to these materials, we also implemented in-studio scanned fabrics and objects in order to further enhance the overall design and bring added realism to the visualizations.
Dedicated to connecting sophistication with contemporary design, we enthusiastically embrace projects that not only allow us to showcase our creativity and expertise, but also drive us to continuously push the boundaries of what's achievable in this visual medium.
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Everything from the furniture, styling and materials chosen was carefully curated
to be in line and achieve a vision that is in accordance with the client's goals and needs.
In frame: Enoki Migoto side table by e15 with decorative pieces from Salvatori in white
carrara marble, sofa Oberon and armchairs Baby Beluga by Atra.
Opulent full height curtains shower the space and allow for a diffused external light to enter the space. That juxtaposed with the internal artificial light given by the pendant lights above the dining area creates a soft and soothing ambiance withinthe space.
In frame: Dragon Dining Table by Cattelan, Bicolette Chair by Giorgetti and Umbra pendant
lighting by Bomma.
Overall view of the space showing a spectacular vista towards the northern
mountain tops. The interplay between the present structural blocks and materials
allows for an always rich and ever exciting dynamic which incites communication
and harmony.
In frame: Cá d'Oro Fume & Amber Vase Collection by Gardeco, Salvatori Lui & Lei tray and a stunning glass coffee table by John Pomp.
