The new Flagship showroom of Made.com a website selling bespoke or designer furniture directly  from the manufacturers is designed in  2015 by the Bureau de Change architectural practice. The project is located  in Soho, London, England. 
The purpose  and overall concept of a showroom is integrate the latest technology so  that the customer experience would be truly improved with a combination  of museum-like setting and high tech features.
 
The project is in one of the busiest shopping districts of the  continent and thus the space had to make an impact from first glance.  The glazing into the showroom acts as an intricate permanent  installation that shows the products and there are ten windows defining  the three dimensional settings for some of the most iconic pieces of  Made.
The room sets are connected through a network of white walls and they  are curved to be explored in a manner similar to reading a book. Large  format projection equipment improves the overall flexibility since it  permits multiple product combinations created on the spot.
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Saturday, March 21, 2015
          
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