Spaces

Spaces explores how places can hold stories. These concepts for interiors, gathering places and creative environments bring architecture, light, materials and visual identity together to shape the way people meet, work and feel.

Project 01 · Concept study

RUDY’S^™

RUDY’S™ imagines a creative flagship where culture is made and shared under one roof. A daylit clubhouse connects listening, broadcasting, live performance and the Vision Store, while the identity extends into objects, clothing and character sculptures. Magenta glass, dark textured surfaces, warm metal and sculptural lighting carry the same visual language from the street frontage to the interior. The renders explore a place that shifts from quiet work and conversation to music and collective energy.

Daylight crosses a shared clubhouse with round metal tables, dark sofas, indoor planting, magenta glass walls and a large RUDY’S™ mark. — 02Creative clubhouse

A sunken circular lounge sits beneath a sculptural magenta ceiling ring, surrounded by records, warm lighting and dark textured finishes. — 03Listening lounge

A RUDY’S™ production desk faces a glass-walled recording room with microphones, a drum kit, acoustic wall panels and warm vertical lights. — 04Broadcast suite

RUDY’S™ records, clothing, bags, headphones and small robot sculptures are arranged on dark plinths against a magenta identity. — 05Brand objects

The Vision Store combines a long counter and display plinths with magenta glass, clothing rails, framed graphics and playful robot sculptures. — 06Vision Store

Visitors gather around tables facing a small live stage and DJ booth, surrounded by magenta glass and RUDY’S™ signage. — 07Performance lounge

A wide architectural cutaway reveals connected glazed rooms, a central clubhouse, magenta partitions and display shelves within the RUDY’S™ flagship. — 08Architectural cutaway

Project 02 · Concept study

THE MAISONETTE

THE MAISONETTE reimagines a split-level home as a setting for art, music and everyday rituals. Tall windows draw light through a piano salon and an upper living gallery, linked by a sculptural staircase and translucent balustrades. Pale stone, tactile plaster and warm walnut meet amber glass, muted blue and small notes of coral. New abstract paintings give each room its own rhythm, while open sightlines connect spaces for gathering, reading, working and retreat. The concept balances the intimacy of a home with the openness of a gallery.

A contemporary split-level home with a piano salon below, an open upper gallery, a glazed staircase and large original abstract paintings. — 01A home in section

Sculptural seating, pale stone tables and original abstract paintings create a quiet living room within the maisonette. — 02Living salon

A round dining table and curved chairs sit beside tall windows, with warm pendant lighting and a new abstract canvas. — 03Dining room

An upper-level living gallery looks across a glazed balustrade towards tall windows, with seating, books and abstract art. — 04Upper gallery

A refined four-poster bed connects to a glazed study, with walnut joinery, layered light and new abstract paintings. — 05Bedroom and study

A grand piano sits beside tall windows and a sculptural staircase, framed by pale materials and an original abstract painting. — 06Piano salon