Cabinet.114 . sheltered in pastel blue

Habitat Design concept for a space of 3 Cabinets and space for workshops for Psychological consultations and therapy in Cluj-Napoca.

Base for the project was a partially renovated 100 sqm space in a building from the 1930th in the heart of the city. In 3 month the space was flipped up side down from new flooring, lights, sanitary spaces up to custom made furniture, accessoires and final touches likes Art pieces.

concept . clear lines . clean surfaces . warm calm colours & materials . modern coziness

I am proud to say that most of the creations I could combine are Romanian brands, or items produced here in Romania. (e.g. Sessio . LD seating . Magus one . narativo . KPEmobart . navarro interiors . Resido stone…)
Sofas in customised size fitting made by Sessio. the room size and purpose combined with lounge chairs – STELLA 1seater and 2seater with a 2-colour-fabric mix.
A perfect match gave the modern clean shaped side table from MAGUS ONE.
The space is beautifully framed by the customised wallpaper, bean bags, seating cushions and an acoustic pin board created for our project by narativo . look here >>

Customised built-in furniture produced and installed by KPEmobart.

every space needs a piece of Art! – wofuer.art.design

The true meaning of art is not to create beautiful objects. Rather, it is a method of understanding. A way of penetrating the world and finding one’s own place. – Paul Auster

Every space needs a piece of Art and when it comes to the design of a therapeutic space for people who will be there with a backpack full of emotions and personal topics they have to deal with, what’s more important than the atmosphere the space provides! The goal to reach was set: create a concept and use clear lines . clean surfaces . warm calm colours & materials to provide safety and modern coziness

The ‘blue rope’ / concept line through the whole project is a combination of a wonderful art work and the colour RAL 5024 pastel blue.

BreaZea art . installation which gives the waiting / workshop area the perfect roundup. We used the shape and pattern which it creates also in fabrics, wallpapers and further on laser cut outs on the exterior design of the house. The shape is playing with natural light and shadow, comes in a warm white and builds the bridge to the space because it looks like human synapsis connected or disrupted – a perfect match for a psychological therapy space.

The organic-shaped room divider was 3D-printed using one of Crafting Plastics‘ Nuatan bioplastics, which are made from blends from the PLA and PHA biopolymer groups.

BreaZea was designed as part of a larger project to let people smell bioplastics, which are normally odourless.

“This whole project, Breathe In/Breathe Out, started in 2018,” Crafting Plastics co-founder Vlasta Kubušová told Dezeen. (source Dezeen)

More Information about BreaZea here >>