The spatial design pursues a balance between practicality, comfort, and aesthetic appeal. It endeavors to create a puzzle of elements using nature, art, comfort, and communication, seamlessly integrating impressions of Parisian streets, the ambiance of art galleries, and the charm of French gardens, presenting a unique beauty that transcends styles and eras.
With an overall layout featuring three open sides, the transparent design maximizes the infusion of natural light into the interior. This effectively diminishes the sense of confinement in the original 99 sqm indoor and 80 sqm outdoor space, creating a visually and perceptually more spacious environment.
At the storefront entrance, a recessed design forms a semi-outdoor leisure area, with flexible display windows on both sides replacing the relatively small façade, creating an exquisite and relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of a French street-side café. The interior breaks away from the conventional square seating area, forming an L-shaped layout with lounge areas and a bar, naturally creating a space for interaction. The bar connects to fully open wood-grain floor-to-ceiling windows, extending to a spacious courtyard garden in the line of sight. The semi-outdoor projecting window design of the bar connects the indoor space with the courtyard fence, complemented by lush vines and flowers, creating a refined courtyard ambiance.
In terms of color, the predominant beige tone highlights comfort, with warm brown accents, hints of gray-black, and metallic luster, complemented by vines and soft jasmine, creating a warm and relaxing atmosphere reminiscent of a sunset glow.
Materials cleverly blend wood-grain textures with metallic marble, terrazzo, and real stone paint, merging the ruggedness of nature with a polished finish. Vintage and cultural artifacts in the store, whether revealing intricate new classical three-dimensional lines or echoing the reflective effects of brass, metal, rusted mirrors, and baked paint with sequential symbolic textures under different lighting conditions.
The soft furnishing style, approached from an artistic and cultural perspective, systematically integrates and evolves the best elements from different designs, ultimately presenting a unique spatial aesthetic that embraces both modern and classic sensibilities with a creative attitude.
In the overall presentation of the LE MISSMORE space, it effectively avoids a trendy feel, endowing it with a distinctive artistic character, emphasizing the relaxed romance of a French bistro and the tasteful elegance of retro art.
