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Hellospace collaborated with Kiwi interior design studio, Maken, to create a concept that elevated the existing brand to a whole new level of luxury.
Hellospace is all for design with deeper meaning, and a rich story behind it. So the café’s name, Presshouse, became a key source of inspiration. We found creative ways to incorporate pressed elements wherever we could – with pressed tin, pressed Georgian wire glass, and the pressing together of opposing materials popping up throughout the space.
To put the “house” in Presshouse, the space was designed to feel like a garden-house-inspired haven. Surrounded by floor-to-exposed-ceiling glass, we softened the space with heavy curtains and dried flowers, while terrazzo stone tiles carried the indoor-outdoor theme through. At Hellospace, we see a house as a place where friends come together to eat, drink, relax, and connect. So we also carefully crafted intimate and cosy areas for small groups, along with spaces where up to 12 could gather together for a cuppa.
To create a cohesively branded space, we held onto several of Presshouse’s existing brand staples. Teal fabrics, cut-out lettering, brass, and the Presshouse logo all became highlights – while the addition of deeper, contrasting tones brought a touch of extra luxury, in keeping with the mall’s upmarket level 2 vibe.
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