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The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space by Millton Yu
The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space by Millton Yu
The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space by Millton Yu
The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space by Millton Yu
The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space by Millton Yu

M. INTERIOR DESIGN Co., LTD

Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021

The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space

by Millton Yu

  • A' Design Award 2021 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: M. INTERIOR DESIGN Co., LTD
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 12,494
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About The True Knight Gaute Commercial Space

The True Knight Gaute is a bespoke tailoring store interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 121.5 square meters. The design moves away from the traditional image of the classical British tailor shop and uses curated modern elements. A strong-colored modern painting at the entrance forms a focal point. A semi-finished suit on a dummy, made of two contrasting fabrics, shows sewing and tailoring techniques. A transparent showcase at the rear opens a view of the tailor studio, where pattern making and cutting can be seen from outside.

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Unique Properties
The space surpasses the stereotype of the bespoke and tailor store of the classical British gentleman visually and creates a vibe of curated modern elements instead. However, it still reveals the elegance of the traditional craftsmanship. The space as a whole possesses simplicity at the same time brings out the perceptions of contrast mixing contemporary and classic, as a result, creating a phenomenal impact visually, which is the main axis of space design of TAICHUNG GAUTE BESPOKE.
Dimensions & Packaging
The project is 121.5 square meter.
Tags
Commercial, Shop, Interior Design, Space, Tailor
Production Technology
he strong-colored modern painting installed at the entrance introduces a minimalist vibe and forms a focal point that welcomes its customers. The semi-finished suit as a primary visual at the brand spirit showcase area tells the story of the space. On the dummy, the suit collaged with two different fabrics shows bespoke techniques such as sewing and tailoring. It corresponds to the centerline with great contrast at the back of the showcase area and tells the story of the space.
Design Challenge
The designer created a spatial story of a detailed narrative of an innovative thinking that GAUTE wants to express, hoping to break away from the stereotype of Ready-to-Wear suits and the traditional style of outfits. From the fabric, the layout, the fashion, the trend, the furniture, the display, to the space material, there is a corresponding continuation in the narrative essence of the space.
Project Duration
The project finished in November 2017 in Taipei, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The lines of the interior space echo the themes such as division, contrast, and continuity, which creates a visual balance that echoes each other but does not conflict. It completely breaks away from the idea of the traditional space of suits store to creates a concept store of bespoke tailored suit.
Research
At the rear, the transparent showcase provides a view of the tailor's studio, where one can see the customized pattern making and cutting process from outside, hence, it gives an excellent picture for both sides of the showcase. Starting from the selection of fabrics and accessories and the precise measuring and handling of fitting samples, etc., you will undoubtedly experience a unique process of creation of a bespoke suit and eventually understand the details of the bespoke craftsmanship.
Inspiration
Gaute Bespoke stands in the alleys of a residential area, and the exterior of the building is composed of pebble stone and cement finish to be low key.
Image Credits
Image #1-5: Photographer Alvic Han, The True Knight Gaute, 2017.

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