Trinity Services, Eastern Business District, Bhandup.
This well established fashion house was expanding, and being a creative practice, they were open to an experimental and unconventional design palette. The brief contained unique requirements like workstations that are wide enough to lay samples of garments and a loft designed to house a large stock of samples. The client was inclined towards bringing a vibrant and casual vibe into the workspace and emphasized on an open layout for the workstations.
A balanced proportion of glass partitions and yellow, brick walls were employed to infuse transparency into the office space whilst maintaining the privacy of the contained functions. Large, sliding-glass partitions act as separators between the cabins and the conference room which allow the client to not only seamlessly switch between meetings but to also extend contiguous spaces depending on their fluctuating requirements. This allows for one large area for display and the movement of garments on custom-made trolleys which can be tucked away in designated storage spaces that are discreetly accommodated into the otherwise open layout. In collaboration with Design Ka:Tha.
