Skip to content
Relax in Caesar Commercial Space by Wei-Cheng Chen
Relax in Caesar Commercial Space by Wei-Cheng Chen
Relax in Caesar Commercial Space by Wei-Cheng Chen
Relax in Caesar Commercial Space by Wei-Cheng Chen
Relax in Caesar Commercial Space by Wei-Cheng Chen

Makoto Interior Design Co.,Ltd.

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2023

Relax in Caesar Commercial Space

by Wei-Cheng Chen

  • A' Design Award 2023 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2023
  • CLIENT: Makoto Interior Design Co.,Ltd.
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 13,233
  • Verification code FB7A6DDAC0 · Verify this award
Email this page to a friend

Get a Badge

About Relax in Caesar Commercial Space

Relax in Caesar is a showroom interior designed for the display of bathroom equipment. The space covers 231.4 square meters on two floors, with an exhibition area and a meeting room on the first floor and a private display area on the second floor. Each display platform is arranged like a small island, and the floor winds between the platforms like a river. The ceiling suggests the sky, and an oblique grille represents pouring sunlight. All display heights are ergonomic, so visitors can try each product. Materials include architectural concrete, stone, granite and wear-resistant floor paint.

Press Kit

Unique Properties
The exhibits in the middle of the space are like small islands, and the floor is like a river. Meanwhile, the ceiling also represents the sky, and the ceiling grille symbolizes the sunlight pouring out, which is deliberately presented in an oblique direction. As for the facade behind the counter, it extends the sunlight from the ceiling. The space presents the image of both clouds and light, eliminating the boundary between indoors and outdoors. Even inside the room, people can feel the openness and the rhythm of the water flow.
Dimensions & Packaging
The area to be decorated is 231.4 square meters and consists of two floors. The first floor is an exhibition area and meeting room, while the second floor is a showroom. The conference room on the first floor serves builders for discussions and purchases. The green area outside the conference room also has small tables for general guests to consult. In addition, the second floor has a private display area where guests can experience the products.
Tags
Bright, rhythmic, elegant, flowing, rivers, baths, kitchenware.
Production Technology
Building materials: architectural concrete, paint, thin plate, stone, system panel, iron parts, Benjamin Moore wear-resistant paint, granite. Although the price of Benjamin Moore wear-resistant paint for flooring is relatively expensive, it features a heat repair function. It can be restored to its original look by rubbing a rag or heating it with a hair dryer, so it is much more scratch-resistant than other paints and is a material often used in exhibition spaces.
Design Challenge
Due to the high height of the exhibition space, the design team plans the route for visitors while trying not to break the original advantages of the space. Moreover, numerous water pipes are needed in the display area of the rosette, and the circle must be waterproof and able to be tested by visitors, which is difficult to construct mechanically.
Project Duration
The project finished in March 2022 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The client's exhibition space was a simple tin house, but after the renovation, it has become the brand flagship store in Tainan. In this way, the client brand image and visibility will be enhanced, and the brand's spiritual value will be lightened. Further, customers who want to experience Caesar products will be more willing to visit this space. For visitors, the space is like an upscale experiential space, and even if they just go in for a little stroll, the experience is very comfortable.
Research
The counter that people will see upon entering is made of architectural concrete and embedded with Caesar logo, giving people a sense of reliability. The exhibition space is inspired by the small islands in the river. The design team takes each display area as a small stage for bathroom equipment. At the same time, they deliberately plan the area like a river winding through it to present a sense of water flow and echo the design of the sky on the ceiling. Even though each display area in the center of the exhibition hall has different heights, all of them are ergonomic and truly meet the needs of an experience hall.
Inspiration
As a venue for the exhibition of bathroom equipment, the design team takes the concept of water as an extension to create a sense of rhythm and to symbolize the flow of money. In addition, the client requested that the space be designed as an experience hall, hoping that each item on display can be used by the customer, rather than just being an ornament. Therefore, even though each space has a different height, it is still ergonomic and will not ignore the customer experience for the sake of shape.
Image Credits
Makoto Interior Design Co.,Ltd.

Colors of Relax in Caesar Commercial Space

Related Designs

View All

Good Design Deserves Great Recognition

Nominate Your Work for the A' Design Award.

Nominate