Triptyque is an interior designer and architect who worked with an international firm to redesign a new interior. The goal was to pay tribute to famous Brazilian designers and artists of the past, so certain objects are either signed by popular individuals, or made by them.
According to DesignBoom, "the conference table is signed by Oscar Niemeyer, the chairs in the reception are made by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, and the lawyers’ offices feature decor autographed by Sergio Rodrigues." Anyone who works in this space will be constantly reminded of creative minds from the country. On top of that, the area will help people with concentration and happiness while on the job, as it allows plenty of natural light to seep through with wide open spaces for collaboration.
Photo Credits: designboom, triptyqueblog.blogspot.fr
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Iconic Homage Interiors
- Designing homages to important figures from a country's design history adds a personal touch and inspires creativity.
- Natural Light Workspaces
- Allowing plenty of natural light into workspaces can improve concentration and happiness.
- Collaborative Workspace Design
- Designing workspaces with open spaces and collaborative areas can foster teamwork and innovation.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate iconic elements and natural light into their designs for improved productivity and creativity.
- Architecture
- Architects can create workspaces that promote collaboration and incorporate natural light for better employee well-being.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can partner with designers to create signature pieces that pay homage to important design figures.
