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Although it has a smaller floor area as compared to its other showrooms, this showroom at sin ming Lane oozes style. for one, the design team was quick to capitalise on one particular architectural feature of the space. "This showroom's ceiling is four-metres high. This can make it feel much more spacious despite its compact floor area," says one of the designers on the team. Keeping it "simple and grand" was the main thrust of the design concept. The team concentrated on a palette of white, brown and cappuccino tones with luxurious materials such as marble, wood and leather-like finishes.

The showroom is not short of striking design elements, however, the design team was intent on creating an impressive focal point at the entrance for an interesting spatial experience. The experience begins at a foyer of sorts, where a large artwork takes centre stage. marble- clad walls complement the mirror-framed artwork, providing fodder for inspiration. The splashes of red also serve to liven up the timeless colours of the showroom.

Weiken Showrooms are designed not only to impress, but also invite potential customers. for a strong impression through the glass fac%u0327ade, the show- room features an ultra-stylish kitchen mock-up upfront. The kitchen set- up itself is constructed in white and grey while timber parquet flooring underfoot gives it a warm ambience.

It is framed by a tall divider that features cut-out patterns. While it serves to grab attention from outside, this divider also separates another kitchen mock-up on the other side. The kitchen here is finished entirely in white, with well-designed storage units that consist of upper and base cabinets, as well as larder units. for this space, the team picked out tiles with matte leather finish, an on-trend finish for a sophisticated edge.
carved panels make an appearance further in too. used to close off a walk-in wardrobe, the sliding doors are notable additions that act as strong visual anchors. Inside the walk-in wardrobe, the design team has designed two different wardrobe designs, one with sliding glass doors and the other with open shelving units. The former is a popular solution when there's no room for a walk-in wardrobe.