TurboScape

The sleek black-and-white space emanates a simple yet striking atmosphere, evoking the feeling of being in a futuristic spaceship. In an instant, a vibrant splash of red captures the gaze, harmoniously set against the backdrop of yellow and white acrylic lettering and mesmerizing reeded glass. These elements, reminiscent of the iconic speedometer found on motorcycles, seamlessly converge to form the distinctive brand logo. This design brilliantly highlights the essence of the products and simultaneously leaves a profound and memorable impression on customers.



By materializing the brand image of selling motorcycle accessories, we meticulously employ linear lights and sleek line designs to evoke a sense of fluidity and speed. These elements perfectly complement the metallic components of the body of a motorcycle and black-and-white textured engineered panels resembling seat cushions, bringing about a luminous and trendy area. Additionally, we prioritize exploiting recyclable and non-toxic green building materials and durable LED lighting fixtures hopefully lessening the impact on the environment and exemplifying the business's dedication to sustainable development.



This project encompasses two floors, with the first floor dedicated to commercial functions. Focused spotlights accentuate the featured products while cleverly utilizing the irregular space beneath the stairs, incorporating storage cabinets and expandable platforms. This design facilitates product photography within the store and supports online marketing endeavors. The second floor serves the dual purpose of a staff break room and a reception room, creating a serene and welcoming environment through a minimalist color palette and gentle lighting.



This interior design concept takes inspiration from circuit boards, extensively incorporates clean linear features to create a futuristic and technological atmosphere. The space is adorned with linear lights, illuminating the room evenly while guiding the way to the second-floor reception area via the staircase. The seamless transition of the space is achieved through the use of curved corners and indirect lighting.