An Area to Lay Back and Relax is Created for Dubai's Design Days
Meghan Young — February 29, 2016 — Art & Design
References: smarin.net & contemporist
Today's generation is ofter overworked and overstimulated, which results in the need for such sanctuaries as nap bars. Although not as prevalent as many would like them to be, a temporary nap bar will be popping up in Dubai for Design Days. Made up of a variety of soft, curvy, DUNE lounge chairs and ottomans, it will ensure people are well-rested as they enjoy everything the event has to offer.
Put together by French design house smarin, the nap bar will also offer nap pillows, ponchos, herbal tea, calming music and essential oils to better round out the experience. To top it all off, the aesthetic of the space is beautifully designed in every respect. This does justice to the event itself.
Put together by French design house smarin, the nap bar will also offer nap pillows, ponchos, herbal tea, calming music and essential oils to better round out the experience. To top it all off, the aesthetic of the space is beautifully designed in every respect. This does justice to the event itself.
Trend Themes
1. Nap Bars - Creating dedicated spaces for relaxation and napping to cater to the needs of the overworked and overstimulated generation.
2. Temporary Experiences - Bringing temporary and pop-up concepts like nap bars to different locations, allowing people to experience unique and immersive environments for a limited time.
3. Wellness Design - Integrating elements of wellness, such as soft and ergonomic furniture, essential oils, calming music, and herbal tea in design spaces to create a holistic and rejuvenating experience.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Opportunity for hotels, resorts, and leisure spaces to incorporate nap bars as an additional amenity to attract guests seeking relaxation and a break from their busy routines.
2. Event Management - Scope for event organizers to introduce temporary nap bars and other wellness-oriented experiences at exhibitions, conferences, and special events to provide attendees with a unique rejuvenation option.
3. Interior Design - Space for interior designers and design companies to incorporate wellness-focused design elements in various environments, creating spaces that promote relaxation, health, and well-being.
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