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Our journey into our visual medium is continuously driven by the ambition to present our clients' visions better than photographs, where every detail serves to enhance the narrative. This ethos drove our recent project, a harmonious blend of classical architecture and modern digital techniques.
Drawing inspiration from opulent Victorian interior designs, we created a series of visualizations for a classical corridor space. The focus was on the stark contrast between the lavish brass accents and the austere grey plaster walls, interspersed with hints of glass reflected in the grand chandeliers equidistantly spaced.
We are always on the lookout for unique and iconic pieces that can add interest and character to a space. One such piece is the Proust armchair, designed by Alessandro Mendini and launched in 1978. This armchair has gained widespread acclaim in the design world and is considered one of the most iconic pieces of furniture of all time.
The Proust armchair was originally used to furnish the Palazzo dei Diamanti (Diamond Palace) in Ferrara, and its striking design has made it a popular choice for designers and collectors alike. The armchair is characterized by its bold colors and geometric shapes, which make it a statement piece that can easily anchor a room. It is a versatile piece that can be used in a variety of settings, from modern to traditional, and its unique design makes it a conversation starter that is sure to draw the attention of anyone who enters the room.
Overall, the Proust armchair is a truly remarkable piece of furniture that has stood the test of time and continues to be a popular choice for designers and collectors around the world. Its iconic design and versatility make it an excellent addition to any space and we are thrilled to have had the opportunity to feature it prominently in our latest project.
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One of the techniques we have mastered is the use of digital fabric scans, which allow us to create highly detailed and realistic representations of fabrics and apply them to various surfaces within a design.
In our latest project, we used this technique to create full-height curtains that feature a digital fabric scan. The resulting curtains are not only visually stunning, but they also have a level of realism and detail that is not possible with traditional fabrics. The use of digital fabric scans allows us to create custom fabrics that are tailored to our clients' specific needs and preferences, and it enables us to achieve a level of accuracy and detail that is not possible with traditional methods.
Above: Digital rug scan that was created and applied throughout the space (right).
The digital rug scan we created for this project not only adds visual interest to the space, but it also serves a functional purpose. Rugs are an important element in any interior design, as they can define a space and add warmth and texture to a room. By using a digital scan, we were able to create a rug that perfectly fits the needs of the space and enhances the overall design.
Overall, the use of digital scans is a powerful tool that allows us to bring our clients' visions to life in a way that is both sophisticated and highly realistic. We are proud of the work we have done using this technique and believe it is a testament to our commitment to using cutting-edge technology and techniques to create truly unique and stunning designs.
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