Our design for Relative Space reimagines the showroom experience, transforming its 4,500-square-foot interior into a dynamic journey where materiality, color, and form converge. Rather than a static display, the expressive design invites movement, guiding visitors through a sequence of sculptural gestures that define zones for exploration, collaboration, and discovery. Each architectural element marks a distinct moment within the space, creating a rhythm of engagement that highlights the richness and versatility of the brand’s material partners.
A bold colonnade of oversized archways in textured mauve limewash cuts through the showroom, forming a striking visual threshold between the workspaces and the main display areas. Nestled within one of these arches, a private meeting suite enveloped in Giocabazzi’s floral-painted wood panels offers a secluded space for intimate discussions. At the heart of the showroom, a sculptural terracotta ‘island’ serves as an anchor, providing a tactile environment for hands-on material exploration, its surface grounded by wide-plank chevron flooring from Sumo. Along the showroom’s perimeter walls, an undulating wavy wall creates a dynamic display surface, elegantly showcasing an extensive collection of wood flooring options.
Beyond the showroom, the Exhibition Gallery unfolds in a darker, more intimate setting, where a deep color palette and a series of symmetrical rooms evoke the ambiance of an art gallery. Here, the most exclusive collections are presented at a refined, intimate scale. Throughout the space, curated furniture pieces from Andreu World and decorative lighting by Anony enhance the showroom’s distinct zones, while each office is wrapped in vibrant mural wallpaper by Y02.
At Relative Space, shopping becomes an experience of artful discovery—an invitation to explore, imagine, and create. More than just a showroom, it is a hub for creativity, connection, and the future of material exploration.