Chinese interior design studio CUN PANDA NANA has created cave-like interiors
that embrace the softness and organic feel of a beauty parlor in Fujian, China.
It is called Hoormem Muscle Aesthetics Research Center, with an area of 1000 square meters,
It combines soft and hard lines in pastel colors to indicate the “softness of the body”.
Using the organic feel in the interiors of beauty centers
The shapes of circles, rectangles, squares,
and triangles are integrated in such a fluid way that they can evoke the softness of an object and translate it into a spatial design.
According to CUN PANDA NANA, life force can be soft and organic.
Located in Changzhou, Fujian, the studio has created a soft and healing place in the cold and harsh city.
The interiors warmly welcome white-collar workers to step in, put on masks and shields, and return to their bodies.
The studio reinterpreted the brand’s entire vision, presenting a softer, more transparent and dynamic space aesthetic.
Inspired by the concept of “softness of the body” introduced by Austrian designer and architect Horst Rittl who once said:
“Softness, as an expression of aesthetics,
It has the potential to improve our lives.” The company translates this idea into its spatial design.
The softness enhances the flexibility of the body, which enables us to deal with different environments in a gentle way by offering different poses.
At the Hoormem Research Center for Muscular Aesthetics, softness is seen from the outer facade of the space.
The sealed exterior facade in Hoormem differs from other commercial spaces.
The entire wall is covered with large areas of milky white marble veneer.
With arched lines on the wall serving as a golden metal eyelet,
Which not only enhances the richness of the facade, but also acts as a gentle guide, inviting people to explore the space.
Stepping inside, you find a distinctive angular block that is almost invisible; On the other hand,
Your eyes sparkle with a delightful display of delicate curves. The aperture,
round and smooth, resembles bubbles, organically connecting different areas of space.
Achieve flexible communication
The gentle feeling of holding hands connects hearts and minds physically and spiritually,
bringing a sense of calm and serenity.
The central ‘symbol’, an unmistakable presence, extends vertically across the two planes of space.
This top-down connection creates a shared spatial sequence within the originally enclosed space.
Which makes people feel closer and more relaxed in the surroundings.
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