A designer boutique designed by Obaku design studio and located in Althan, Surat and this creation is inspired by spatial design and the concept of using recycled and scrap material in to reuse to make it more sustainable and environment friendly designs.
Project Name: Mansi creation
Architect: Jignesh Takodia
Photographer: Dishank Shah
Content : Malisha Parmar
This whole space is being inspired by roots with India’s rich cultural heritage & indo-western touch acting as the primary inspiration. A fusion of craftsmanship rooted in traditions and the clarity of modern spaces, the single-storied 900 sq ft structure. The main objectives set by the client was very clear that they wanted royal but yet antique at the same time. This same reflects on the design patterns of her fashion collection attire with customized indorwestern ethnic and Indian traditional apparel. As we enter our eyes couldn’t get off from the collection on the right which full assembly of couture, including traditional and demi-couture collections. It also features statement interiors including, a rustic facade, the signature walls colour, crystal balls ceiling, antique décor and art pieces.
You’ll find the hanging motifs and artistic wooden handicrafts hanged on the rustic patina wall to represent meaning that is believed to hold a vibe on the person wearing it. Different types of motifs have been highlighted but Elephant motifs are known as god of warrior signifying strength and royalty. These were created from recycled woods and redesigned by artisans. Shades of Turquoise blue hand paintings with floral pattern which has little white wash in between to give a natural finish by the artists. Attention seeking shades of blue plays a major role in ambience. Building on the old-time magic, carpeted floors giving rustic and vintage chairs in the centre are highlighted by customized crystal balls in ceiling which took almost craftsmen to execute in forty-five days that was the hardship time.
Special niche was created to showcase her masterpiece designer wear next to the table.
The central display table stands out as an active feature serving many functions — a display feature where, a space for a designer to sit and have a cup of coffee, and to discuss with the customers. Same table behind is used as a waiting area for clients.
An open room been highlighted in overall space for dignitary clients has been designed with the patina used in backdrop of deewan to highlight the wall creating a backdrop that accentuates the rustic metal designs and add a touch of fluidity amidst vintage interiors but yet modern. Classic vintage furniture with pure teak wood carvings and overall ambience holds the promise of a luxury shopping experience. To say that we were left amazed but obviously, we spotted a bunch of ethnic wears you could easily made a complete list of products inspired by this royal retail space.
