The existing RCC structure became the foundation for the design approach, offering an opportunity to transform the building through thoughtful interventions rather than extensive alterations. The ochre yellow frame introduces a renewed identity to the facade, creating a sense of warmth and presence along the street. As visitors move closer, the vibrant red portal marks the entrance and guides them inward, establishing a memorable threshold that sets the tone for the HomePlus experience beyond.
Continuing from the entrance, the red architectural language leads visitors through the staircase. Hollow laser-cut panels interact with natural light to create evolving patterns and typography across the space. Along the staircase landing, the mural of Salvador Dali introduces an unexpected moment of intrigue to the ascent. Nestled within this transition, a seating nook featuring the sculptural [Twist Chair Name] offers a moment of pause before the journey unfolds further.
The journey continues to the kitchen experience on the first floor, where inspiration meets interaction. Existing flooring was retained, while a subtle stepped platform was introduced to define the live kitchen as an immersive setting for visitors to engage with the space firsthand. Alongside this, a curated range of kitchen displays showcases diverse styles, material palettes, finishes, and hardware options, allowing visitors to explore solutions tailored to their lifestyles.
Ascending further, visitors arrive at the wardrobe experience on the second floor, where existing flooring was retained and punctuated with mosaic inlays that break its monotony and subtly guide movement through the space. Overhead, an installation of reused red cardboard tubes introduces a striking visual rhythm, while the sculptural [Twist Furniture Name] seating element offers a moment of pause along the way. Moving deeper into the floor, the displays unfold as thoughtfully curated bedroom settings, reflecting the design intent to create experiences rather than mere product showcases. By bringing together wardrobes with complementary furniture and styling elements, these immersive environments help visitors envision the spaces within their own lives.
The journey concludes on the third floor, where workspaces and meeting areas give way to a landscaped terrace beyond. The bold red element first introduced at the entrance makes a quiet return, extending overhead as though finding its way home. Surrounded by greenery, soft curves, and mosaic details, the terrace offers a moment to pause, bringing the HomePlus experience to a thoughtful close.