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NARA BAR

INTERIOR

Inspired by a pineapple peel, the bar comes alive with neon hues, creating a visually engaging centrepiece.

The door to the bathroom is designed uniquely by combining mirrors and glass to show the concept that the ‘change’ of individuals is a process.

The Healthy Food Movement takes various forms: choosing more greens, opting for locally grown foods, and adjusting diets for nutritional value. NARA's creation is more than just a space; it's a unique perspective on embracing a healthier lifestyle. The space would introduce another way of perceiving that change for individuals to eat healthier and live better. Electrifying and intense, fluorescent neon colours infuse excitement and energy into designs. Echoing the revival of 1980s design styles, artificial-inspired neon colours are used by creatives to attract people’s attention and give designs a summery or nightlife-themed mood. The neon represents psychological traits. Neon pink takes on the fun and playful characteristics, and the yellowish-green provides the freshness of fruits, which introduces the products and the healthy smoothie bowls.

NARA created a place to enjoy healthy foods. People can sit relaxed, having friendly conversations with their community in a casual and warm environment. The window-side seating area emerges as a captivating focal point, facilitating a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor realms when the windows are opened, offering a dynamic spatial experience for occupants.

Inspired by a pineapple peel, the bar comes alive with neon hues, creating a visually engaging centrepiece. The panel behind the plinth offers a versatile platform for showcasing decorative elements, adding a touch of curated artistry to the overall design. The door to the bathroom is designed uniquely by combining mirrors and glass to show the concept that the ‘change’ of individuals is a process. We chose a unique design for the bathroom window using colourful neon materials. This creates a lively scene when people walk by, making it visually exciting and engaging. Incorporating pine plywood and raw materials, including concrete, evokes a natural aesthetic harmonised with strategically placed greenery in various locations. This thoughtful blend enhances the overall design, fostering a seamless integration of interior and nature.

Year: 2017
Location: Bandung, Indonesia

Services:
Interior Design
Photography

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