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"The obvious incredible space"

Showroom

140 m²

About the project

I wanted to create a universal space in this showroom, combining classic techniques and fresh trends in the design of a commercial locality.

Every square meter is involved in the fulfillment of the main task — demonstrating a variety of design solutions.

The showroom has 3 zones for the exhibition of samples of doors, canvases, fittings and a "floating" skirting board.

Before

After

Planning solution

Photos of the project

Today, flush—mounted doors are one of the favorite techniques of designers, an actual trend that visually expands the quadrature and directs attention to the main details of the interior.

And the neutral light shades of the walls in the showroom play into the hands of this technique. Instead of boring prints, the structure is created by geometric drawings made with moldings, as well as color zoning.

So they turn into canvases, on which the main elements are samples of doors and examples of art elements inscribed in the design.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">In each exhibition area, I used different building materials to show the customer a wide variety of finishing combinations.</div>

In each exhibition area, I used different building materials to show the customer a wide variety of finishing combinations.

In one area on the floor, quartz vinyl tiles of increased wear resistance in a warm shade, and in the other — white painted concrete with unusual and at the same time simple and understandable navigation in the form of bright multicolored stripes leading to columns with doors.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">In addition to the general overhead lighting in the showroom, hanging and floor lamps are installed around the perimeter.</div>

In addition to the general overhead lighting in the showroom, hanging and floor lamps are installed around the perimeter.

In the exhibition hall, they focus on the exposition, in other areas they create layering through the play of shadows and highlight witty sculptures (for example, a bust on a blue kitchen counter, as if examining slender legs from a poster on the wall) and other decorative items.
Neither the main characters of the showroom nor the tiny details remain without attention.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">I placed door trim samples, which are an integral part of the interior, on the walls of a huge laboratory, specially allocated and designed a separate space for them.</div>

I placed door trim samples, which are an integral part of the interior, on the walls of a huge laboratory, specially allocated and designed a separate space for them.

And in the concept of the showroom, I showed how it is possible to combine both traditional and innovative decorating technologies in one territory and present them in the best possible way.
For example, in the design room, several styles are adjacent at once — from loft to classic.
They are adjacent, but they do not conflict!

The conciseness of the lines is diluted by the extravagance of the little things.

This includes a round mirror on a veneered wall, imperceptibly divided into two parts by a door, and a glossy chandelier, Ilfari Tears From Moon, reminiscent of "black splashes" from the Strugatsky brothers' "Picnic on the Roadside", and a plaster Venus sipping wine at the window, her silhouette under the bas-relief is playfully painted on the wall.
DOVLET HOUSE zebra carpet, soft textiles of minimalistic furniture, Chinese motifs — none of the "guests" of this space quarrel, they all sing about the love of beauty and comfort in a slender ensemble.

A special place in the showroom is given to art:

I believe that this has a place in almost any interior, so from project to project I am happy to look for a subtle combination of elegance with bold humor when using art objects.
They create a special charm: in the showroom, these are posters with a keyhole and a key to all doors on opposite walls, a funny diver drawn around a fire extinguisher, a "lacquered" scarlet glass door "flowing" to the floor, intricate papier-mache lamb chandeliers from the HOUSE ITEMS.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">I turned the meeting room for managers from an ordinary boring business space into an art studio thanks to the spectacular decor.</div>

I turned the meeting room for managers from an ordinary boring business space into an art studio thanks to the spectacular decor.

The atmosphere of a spacious and modern, air-filled work area is created by a craft canvas with notes on the wall, an animal skin on the floor, live plants, a bright cone table with green glass and a lace chair.
It is separated from other rooms by two different large glass partitions. There is everything for comfortable communication in a comfortable atmosphere.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">It is impossible not to mention the solutions I have chosen for the design of the kitchen and bathroom.</div>

It is impossible not to mention the solutions I have chosen for the design of the kitchen and bathroom.

In these small areas, volume is created by color and texture.
The bathroom is expanded by a huge mirror that rests against the black ceiling.
The light, despite the presence of an elegant chandelier by Pezzo Mancante, is also placed in "floating" baseboards, in free-form niches above the installation.
The plumbing is minimalistic, with smooth soft lines, accents are a bright pattern (playful legs again), color spots in furniture and art.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">I chose the colorblock style for the kitchen, it makes extremely simple shapes in the room uniquely stylish.</div>

I chose the colorblock style for the kitchen, it makes extremely simple shapes in the room uniquely stylish.

White walls, a black set and a thin skirting board are complemented by geometric multicolored carpet patterns, an ultramarine counter on which blue light seems to pour, large contrasting paintings, the already mentioned plaster bust and bar stools.
Special attention should be paid to the light — real and "painted" on the wall.
In all areas, not only here, it smooths and complicates the geometry of the space and thus becomes another art object of the showroom.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">In each exhibition area, I used different building materials to show the customer a wide variety of finishing combinations.</div>

In each exhibition area, I used different building materials to show the customer a wide variety of finishing combinations.

In one area on the floor, quartz vinyl tiles of increased wear resistance in a warm shade, and in the other — white painted concrete with unusual and at the same time simple and understandable navigation in the form of bright multicolored stripes leading to columns with doors.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">In addition to the general overhead lighting in the showroom, hanging and floor lamps are installed around the perimeter.</div>

In addition to the general overhead lighting in the showroom, hanging and floor lamps are installed around the perimeter.

In the exhibition hall, they focus on the exposition, in other areas they create layering through the play of shadows and highlight witty sculptures (for example, a bust on a blue kitchen counter, as if examining slender legs from a poster on the wall) and other decorative items.
Neither the main characters of the showroom nor the tiny details remain without attention.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">I placed door trim samples, which are an integral part of the interior, on the walls of a huge laboratory, specially allocated and designed a separate space for them.</div>

I placed door trim samples, which are an integral part of the interior, on the walls of a huge laboratory, specially allocated and designed a separate space for them.

And in the concept of the showroom, I showed how it is possible to combine both traditional and innovative decorating technologies in one territory and present them in the best possible way.
For example, in the design room, several styles are adjacent at once — from loft to classic.
They are adjacent, but they do not conflict!

The conciseness of the lines is diluted by the extravagance of the little things.

This includes a round mirror on a veneered wall, imperceptibly divided into two parts by a door, and a glossy chandelier, Ilfari Tears From Moon, reminiscent of "black splashes" from the Strugatsky brothers' "Picnic on the Roadside", and a plaster Venus sipping wine at the window, her silhouette under the bas-relief is playfully painted on the wall.
DOVLET HOUSE zebra carpet, soft textiles of minimalistic furniture, Chinese motifs — none of the "guests" of this space quarrel, they all sing about the love of beauty and comfort in a slender ensemble.

A special place in the showroom is given to art:

I believe that this has a place in almost any interior, so from project to project I am happy to look for a subtle combination of elegance with bold humor when using art objects.
They create a special charm: in the showroom, these are posters with a keyhole and a key to all doors on opposite walls, a funny diver drawn around a fire extinguisher, a "lacquered" scarlet glass door "flowing" to the floor, intricate papier-mache lamb chandeliers from the HOUSE ITEMS.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">I turned the meeting room for managers from an ordinary boring business space into an art studio thanks to the spectacular decor.</div>

I turned the meeting room for managers from an ordinary boring business space into an art studio thanks to the spectacular decor.

The atmosphere of a spacious and modern, air-filled work area is created by a craft canvas with notes on the wall, an animal skin on the floor, live plants, a bright cone table with green glass and a lace chair.
It is separated from other rooms by two different large glass partitions. There is everything for comfortable communication in a comfortable atmosphere.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">It is impossible not to mention the solutions I have chosen for the design of the kitchen and bathroom.</div>

It is impossible not to mention the solutions I have chosen for the design of the kitchen and bathroom.

In these small areas, volume is created by color and texture.
The bathroom is expanded by a huge mirror that rests against the black ceiling.
The light, despite the presence of an elegant chandelier by Pezzo Mancante, is also placed in "floating" baseboards, in free-form niches above the installation.
The plumbing is minimalistic, with smooth soft lines, accents are a bright pattern (playful legs again), color spots in furniture and art.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">I chose the colorblock style for the kitchen, it makes extremely simple shapes in the room uniquely stylish.</div>

I chose the colorblock style for the kitchen, it makes extremely simple shapes in the room uniquely stylish.

White walls, a black set and a thin skirting board are complemented by geometric multicolored carpet patterns, an ultramarine counter on which blue light seems to pour, large contrasting paintings, the already mentioned plaster bust and bar stools.
Special attention should be paid to the light — real and "painted" on the wall.
In all areas, not only here, it smooths and complicates the geometry of the space and thus becomes another art object of the showroom.

Project publications

It’s getting more and more wonderful

Designer Sarah Mikhailova has created a multifaceted and fascinating showroom space of the Russian brand for the production of interior designs Pro Design.

An unusual showroom of doors in the Moscow region

Designer Sarah Mikhailova designed a showroom that looks more like a stylish apartment.

Showroom PRO DESIGN, Moscow, Russia by Sarah Mikhailova

I wanted to create a universal space in this showroom, combining classic techniques and fresh trends in the design of a commercial site. Every square meter is involved in fulfilling the main task — demonstrating the diversity of design solutions. The showroom has 3 zones for displaying samples of doors, door panels, fittings and "floating" plinths.

Sarah Mikhailova: the showroom of doors as an art gallery

Designer Sarah Mikhailova created an unusual boutique of doors, turning the showroom into an art gallery. "I wanted to create a universal space that combines classic techniques and fresh trends in the design of a commercial site," says the author of the project. The boutique has three zones for the exhibition of samples of doors, canvases, fittings and floating skirting boards.

Interior with Venus: you have not seen such showrooms yet

What do you appreciate about showroom interiors? We admire originality and concern for customer comfort the most. This is exactly the space for the showroom of doors created by interior designer Sarah Mikhailova. And she did it so well that at first we took this project for a stylish and very creative apartment.

Showroom interior design: the obvious incredible space

I wanted to create a universal space in this showroom, combining classic techniques and fresh trends in the design of a commercial site.
Every square meter is involved in the fulfillment of the main task — demonstrating a variety of design solutions.