The Urbatek Showroom is a 900 sq-m presentation space created for a flooring company in Castellon, Spain. Designed by CuldeSac studio, this sleek and simplistic interior shines a spotlight on sharp linear elements that vary in opacity and transparency.
These glass elements are layered atop one another and displayed with a multitude of cut-out carpet pieces that are surrounded by LED borders. From reflective architectural elements to patterned porcelain flooring, this stark interior relies on subtle details for a strong focal point.
Aiming to create the sensation of infinite space, designer Alberto Martínez hopes that the Urbatek Showroom gives users a chance to interact with the flooring manufacturer's materials, showcasing how they can be utilized most effectively.
What's Driving This Trend
- Layered Interiors
- Creating interior designs with multiple layers of transparency and opacity to add depth and visual interest.
- LED Borders
- Incorporating LED borders into interior design to highlight and enhance specific elements.
- Interactive Showrooms
- Designing showrooms that allow users to interact with and experience products in a hands-on way.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Developing new techniques and concepts for creating visually captivating and immersive interior spaces.
- Flooring
- Integrating innovative materials and design elements into flooring products and presenting them in visually striking display spaces.
- Lighting
- Exploring new ways to incorporate LED technology into interior design to enhance the visual impact of different elements.
