DECORATOR SERVICES

January 1, 2018February 9, 2018 / cosminastanciu / Leave a comment

// The Scandi-Industrial Apartment

Scandi-industrial style is a blend of two styles: Scandinavian design and industrial design.

Scandinavian design is best known for warmth, functionality, clean lines and simple elegance. Think of elements of natural, simple minimalism, neutral tones, and white walls. Industrial design style is also known as ‘ the warehouse look’. Taking its inspiration from old factories turned into loft dwellings. This style mixes textures like wood, metal and concrete and keeping the ‘unfinished look’.

The blending of these two styles resulted in a whole new style called ‘Scandi-industrial’. These styles work so well together because they have some common threads – neutral tones, mixing texture and functionality. These styles appreciate the beauty of natural and raw materials without a lot of ornamental detail.

When it comes to blending styles in one room – you need to have a dominant style and then a supporting style. A 50/50 mix will look and feel confused. Because these two styles have some common threads, they are quite easy to mix together. An example of mixing these style is to have a Scandinavian style as the dominant (furniture for instance) with white walls or a brick wall painted in white and add some industrial lighting.

When you mix these two styles together – you get a truly unique look !

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RECEPTION DESIGN

February 8, 2015February 8, 2018 / cosminastanciu / Leave a comment

FASHION BNKR CONCEPT DESIGN

January 19, 2015February 8, 2018 / cosminastanciu / Leave a comment

// THE CONCEPT

Line, pattern, texture and movement are the main design elements that have be utilised in the design of the BNKR headquarters.

Aligning the design of the space with the aesthetics and aspirations of the brand; modern geometric lines, approachable design, high end aesthetic and exclusive prints.

Custom joinery, flooring and fabrics will form the unique look for BNKRs physical presence. The colour scheme is a crisp clean white with a dash of colour used subtly in areas to highlight their emotive qualities.

Green: Rejuvenating: The colour green revitalizes us when we are physically, mentally or emotionally exhausted. – Used in the think tank to keep minds sharp and revived

Yellow: Happiness and fun: Yellow is uplifting to the spirits; yellow helps create enthusiasm for life and can awaken greater confidence and optimism. Yellow is related to the expression and integration of new ideas and thoughts. – Used in the reception and kitchenette to give those entering the spaces a sense of confidence and optimism.

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Fashion images used in this concept are from http://fashionbunker.com/ website.

BLUE DENIM CAFE DESIGN CONCEPT – STAGE II

January 11, 2015February 8, 2018 / cosminastanciu / 1 Comment

This is stage two of the ‘blue denim cafe’ concept. The cafe has undergone a partial change and rebrand to ‘evolve eatery’ and is now ready for stage two of the development. This is the proposed look for the remaining areas of the cafe.

C-STORE CONCEPT

September 17, 2014February 8, 2018 / cosminastanciu / Leave a comment

POP-UP STORE CONCEPT

September 17, 2014February 8, 2018 / cosminastanciu / Leave a comment

this is a pop-up store concept I have developed for a young designers showcase store. the store skeleton consists of a wooden frame that has ‘megalo’ wool knitting cascaded on the outside to create the façade, the idea symbolises the ‘making’ element that will be showcased in the interior of the space.

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OAK APARTMENT -KITCHEN & DINING DESIGN

January 15, 2014February 8, 2018 / cosminastanciu / Leave a comment

The design of the contemporary modern kitchen tends to be minimalist and geometric. Features include horizontal lines, asymmetry and a lack of forms and other ornaments. Ingredients and materials are often artificial as natural: stainless steel, laminate, frosted glass, concrete, linoleum, chrome and lacquer. The contemporary styles around the 1940s to the present day by Europe, especially in Italy, Germany and Scandinavia go ahead. Traditional kitchens are elegant and formal look and describe the typical American and European homes of the 18th, 19th and early 20th century.

Cabinetry made of elegant cherry, walnut and mahogany, as well as antique accessories and modern kitchen appliances can assist with the integration of both – traditional and contemporary styles. The eclectic nature of materials both natural and artificial can be used to emphasize the modernity rather than a transitional style. You can play with the lighting and the colour scheme in the room to set the tone for the aesthetic of the room. Open shelving with bespoke crockery and beautiful kitchen appliances should be flaunted, instead of hidden behind these panels.

Whatever your aesthetic or taste we can help you find a happy median in your home. The oak apartment is a careful integration of these ideas delicately balanced into a cohesive space.