Dressing room

Located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, in a neighborhood near the city center, this house was built on the foundation of an existing one in order to suit the needs and taste of the clients. The house rebuilt project follows the slope of the land, which makes the access in the house to be on the ground floor (where the master bedroom, bathroom and dressing room are located), then descending to the semi-basement (living room, kitchen and bathroom), through which one can access the back garden. The interior design brief was to incorporate the clients wishes for a large – celebrity-like- dressing room, a master bathroom with shower and freestanding bathtub, a high-end kitchen with concealed appliances as well as the clients love for copper fi... More

To order of the Kiev Central Department Store in 2020, the Bezmirno team designed interior of fitting rooms for the most demanding customers. For those who are not ready to compromise and used to receive only the highest level of service and attention. A place where you can relax and enjoy a leisurely fitting of new clothes in a calm atmosphere, to get advice from professional stylists and choose the best for yourself. From the very entrance we immediately fall into the atmosphere of comfort. Embossed wall made of solid wood at the entrance separates the recreation area from the common space, hiding guests from prying eyes. Among the light veneered panels is a gray stone, which attracts with its color and pattern. Comfortable chairs, eleg... More

A retail experience that embraces the history of The Bund as an important port and art-deco district. CHALLENGEFor this project, we were tasked with designing a flagship retail experience in Shanghai for fashion brand Ports 1961. The design had to embrace the history and character of The Bund, a downtown cultural district known for its art-deco style and—history as one of China’s most important ports—while creating a signature brand system that could be applied in locations around the world. INNOVATIONWe recycled the materials from a recently-demolished historic Chinese house, CNC-milling the wood to create a fluid system reminiscent of a ship’s hull that displays the fashion collection. This reduces the environmen... More

Dress-A-Way Wall was designed as a modular open wardrobe and dressing solution, but can also be used as a library, desk, storage,.... the possibility's are endless. Our initial starting point with Dress-A-Way was a closed wardrobe system, with integration of our door and hinge systems, but after looking at the construction drawings of a lot of our interior doors clients we realised that in new constructions many people have separate rooms for a dressing solution. If our clients already provided us a separate dressing room, they thus already have a structural wardrobe. In this case the new WALL solution allows you to install some functional elements. Therefore you do not have to put a ‘wardrobe in a wardrobe’, which happen so very often.... More