Do you still remember the ultra-luxury renovation plan of Central Saint Martins College at the original site of Regent Street that I mentioned before? Designer Marc Péridis, who is also one of the alumni, is not only involved in the original renovation plan, but also As the founder of the gallery and design studio 19 Greek Street, he also set up one of the apartment suites as a show apartment. It not only inherited the simple style of the original Saint Martins College, but also introduced furniture from many famous designers, such as: Beirut-based Karen Chekerdjan, Chilean Gt2p, Tel-Aviv Studio Noam Dover and Australias Super-cyclers are roughly based on the Nordic style, transforming many details with humorous ideas into their designs, which are highly in line with daily practical benefits.
The internal space configuration is mainly based on a large amount of natural lighting. Furthermore, it is based on the mezzanine concept. The upper floor is allocated for office space and bedrooms. Looking down is the kitchen and dining area, separated by transparent glass railings. The partitions separate adjacent but not crowded spaces. A whole clear white wall is interspersed with various colored blocks of small furniture. The line of sight looks more refreshing and simple. As a studio for displaying works, it is more Each item placed in front of you can be seen clearly at a glance. When the designer explained the design concept, he also revealed that he intended to show that the design ability of London is not only not to be underestimated, but also can embrace the past and show the future in an open and inclusive manner. Like the renovated Saint Martins College, this building also celebrates such a legacy.
This building is defined in its role of resourcefulness. Let’s see if the internal configuration can match the designer’s imagination and show excellent efficiency within the existing college dormitory framework, but it can also be designed with endless changes!< /p>
