Calvin Klein's Paris-based headquarters have been revealed, boasting a chic interior and an "immersive floor-to-ceiling environment."
While the space is filled with the brand's seasonal offerings, one of the most eye catching displays is the paint-splashed walls and ceilings, which were designed by the artist Sterling Ruby. The red,white and blue color palette used for this mural perfectly embodies the brand's classic all American aesthetic, while paying homage to the French flag. Unique structural elements are also included in this space, like the installation that hangs from the ceiling, as well as the pale grey mezzanine and the vibrant upholstered cushions.
The 1,400 square-metre space was visualized by the brand's creative director, Raf Simons.
Image Credit: Elizabeth Felicella
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Artist-designed Corporate Spaces
- Corporate spaces with murals and installations designed by artists provide unique and immersive experiences for employees and customers.
- Fashion-forward Interior Design
- Incorporating fashion elements and seasonal offerings into interior design provides an opportunity to showcase a brand's aesthetic and enhance the overall experience for customers and visitors.
- Collaborative Artistic Endeavors
- Collaborating with artists on interior design projects creates opportunities for unique and creative expressions that can enhance a brand's image and appeal to a wider audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion industries can incorporate unique design elements into their corporate spaces to enhance the brand's image and appeal to customers.
- Interior Design
- Interior design industries can showcase fashion and art elements in corporate spaces to provide unique and immersive experiences for employees and customers.
- Art and Design
- Art and design industries can collaborate with corporate clients to create unique and expressive interior design projects that showcase their artistic talents and create compelling spaces.
