Tana Kmenta Hair Studio by Studio Muon is Dynamically Multifunctional
Alexandra Serrano — March 12, 2013 — Art & Design
Boasting edgy decor, the Tana Kmenta Hair Studio by Studio Muon highlights the beauty of concrete interiors.
This building that now houses Tana Kmenta's studio and fashion showroom was originally constructed in the 1920s as a bank. Muon Studio's designs ingeniously utilize separations to create styling zones that are on a makeshift stage area. The theme throughout this venue's interior is exemplary in its use of concrete to create an industrial and edgy feel.
For instance, concrete blocks were used to hold up mirrors and styling stations in addition to the cleverly placed beams that prop up a reception area. Accents of sleek, stainless steel add a striking contrast, enhancing the space's overall feel. The Tana Kmenta Hair Studio by Studio Muon excites with its contemporary minimalism and utility.
This building that now houses Tana Kmenta's studio and fashion showroom was originally constructed in the 1920s as a bank. Muon Studio's designs ingeniously utilize separations to create styling zones that are on a makeshift stage area. The theme throughout this venue's interior is exemplary in its use of concrete to create an industrial and edgy feel.
For instance, concrete blocks were used to hold up mirrors and styling stations in addition to the cleverly placed beams that prop up a reception area. Accents of sleek, stainless steel add a striking contrast, enhancing the space's overall feel. The Tana Kmenta Hair Studio by Studio Muon excites with its contemporary minimalism and utility.
Trend Themes
1. Concrete Interiors - The increasing popularity of using concrete in interior design presents disruptive innovation opportunities for companies specializing in concrete products and construction materials.
2. Industrial Aesthetics - The growing demand for industrial-inspired design in commercial spaces opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for companies that specialize in creating industrial-themed interiors.
3. Multifunctional Spaces - The trend of creating versatile and multifunctional spaces, such as the Tana Kmenta Hair Studio, creates disruptive innovation opportunities for companies that offer innovative and adaptable furniture solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The interior design industry can leverage the trend of concrete interiors to create unique and modern spaces that appeal to a contemporary audience.
2. Construction - The construction industry can capitalize on the demand for industrial aesthetics by offering materials and techniques that allow for the creation of industrial-inspired spaces.
3. Furniture - The furniture industry can tap into the trend of multifunctional spaces by developing innovative and adaptable furniture solutions that maximize versatility and functionality.
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