Overview
Jasmine Fisher, an interior designer based in London, undertook the transformation of her practice's rented office space. The design objective was to create an atmospheric studio environment, departing from the initial configuration of the premise.
Approach
The interior design strategy involved the selection of a 'moody material palette'. This approach incorporated the use of warm colors. Additionally, curated artworks were integrated into the space. These design elements were utilized to impart a more 'homely feel' to the studio. The project addressed an existing condition where the space, measuring 32 square meters, was characterized as a 'harshly lit and impersonal white box'. The designer aimed to align the studio's physical environment with the practice's 'characterful, layered approach to interiors'.
Findings
- The 32-square-meter rented office was previously an 'impersonal white box' with 'harsh' lighting.
- The transformation shifted the space to an 'atmospheric studio'.
- Warm colors were implemented within the design.
- Curated artworks were introduced into the space.
- The resulting aesthetic achieved a 'homely feel' for the studio.
- The design reflected the studio's 'characterful, layered approach to interiors'.