Spatial rhythm is shaped through a sequence of thresholds, from deep tonal entry moments to softly defined zones within. Sliding fabric panels and shoji-inspired elements create flexibility and flow, allowing the space to adapt while maintaining a calm, cohesive presence.
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Layered thresholds and movable fabric panels shape a fluid, immersive journey - balancing openness with moments of enclosure.
Material clarity and spatial rhythm define the Acorn showroom, a physical expression of the brand’s values, where human-centric design, craftsmanship, and the balance of form and function are brought into focus. The space is conceived as refined yet welcoming, combining contemporary restraint with material warmth and a sense of quiet order. At the entry, deep red walls establish a strong tonal threshold, marking the transition into a more considered interior. Shoji-inspired screens introduce softness and depth, gently guiding movement and encouraging a slower, more intentional engagement with the space. A series of tall sliding fabric panels creates flexible, room-like zones within the open plan, framing curated furniture settings while maintaining visual lightness and flow. Natural oak and box-form joinery ground the interior, providing structure and clarity, while bespoke details, including a tactile, rounded handle, offer a subtle counterpoint to the geometry. The result is a warm, layered, and adaptable environment, one that supports the presentation of Acorn’s furniture while quietly embodying the brand’s thoughtful and enduring design ethos.
A series of tall sliding fabric panels creates flexible, room-like zones within the open plan, framing curated furniture settings while maintaining visual lightness and flow.
Creative Director: Kate Pilot
Created during KANAT in collaboration with Natalia Glucina
