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Tranquil Oasis Commercial Space Lobby

A' Design Award 2025 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

20 April 2025

Tranquil Oasis Commercial Space Lobby by Artta Concept Studio
Tranquil Oasis Commercial Space Lobby by Artta Concept Studio
Tranquil Oasis Commercial Space Lobby by Artta Concept Studio
Tranquil Oasis Commercial Space Lobby by Artta Concept Studio
Tranquil Oasis Commercial Space Lobby by Artta Concept Studio

Artta Concept Studio · CLIENT: ChinaChem Group

Tranquil Oasis is a lobby design for high-traffic commercial buildings. The interior uses textured natural stone, warm wood and live greenery to create a calm setting. Warm earthy tones such as beige and taupe are combined with simple geometric forms. Small jewelry-like accessories add refined detail without excess. Warm adjustable LED lighting and durable low-VOC finishes are applied throughout. Modular elements allow the design to be scaled for lobbies from 60 to 300 square meters. The aim is a quiet and welcoming space suited to both rest and work.

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Unique Properties
This project crafts a high-traffic commercial space with artistic flair and a welcoming ambiance. Natural textures, warm tones, and simple geometry blend to create a tranquil, luxurious environment. Artful details and jewelry-like accessories balance opulence with understated elegance. Stone, wood, and greenery evoke nature, fostering a sophisticated yet serene atmosphere, ideal for both leisure and work.
Dimensions & Packaging
Scalable design: 60-300sqm lobbies. Material specs: natural stone (varied texture), hardwood (specific finish), integrated live greenery. Lighting: warm LED, adjustable. Modular elements for flexible layouts. Finishes: low-VOC, durable
Tags
Commercial Lobby Design, Natural Materials, Tranquil Interior, Adaptable Space, Hong Kong Design, Chinachem Group
Production Technology
Utilized natural materials: textured stone, warm wood accents, and integrated lush greenery. Geometric forms were balanced with organic textures. Earth tones (beige, taupe) created a tranquil ambiance. Jewelry-like accessories added refined detail. Emphasis on precise craftsmanship for a luxurious, understated feel.
Design Challenge
Challenge: balancing luxury with diverse lobby sizes. Historic Hong Kong lobbies can feel cold. Socially, we aimed for inclusive calm. Production: sourcing consistent natural materials for varied scales. Technology: modularity to adapt, not compromise. Information: ensuring designs felt cohesive across spaces. Overcoming: detailed material studies, flexible design systems, and constant user feedback.
Project Duration
1 year and all areas of Hong Kong
Operation Flow
Walk into calm. This lobby flows. Natural stone, warm wood, plants guide you. Light shifts softly. Spaces adapt, big or small. Feel luxury, not noise. It's easy to find your way, to relax or work. Every detail, like jewelry, adds peace. It's a smooth, welcoming journey.
Research
We aimed to make busy lobbies feel peaceful. We looked at how people move and feel in spaces. We tried different stones, woods, and plants. We asked people what they liked. We found that natural things and warm colors relax people. Also, we learned how to make the design fit lobbies of any size. This makes lobbies nicer to be in, less stressful, and good for work or relaxing.
Inspiration
Drawing inspiration from biophilic design, this project seeks to integrate natural elements into a modern commercial space. The use of warm, earthy tones like beige and taupe, coupled with textured stone and wood, suggests a nod to organic architecture and serene landscapes. The emphasis on simple geometric forms and jewelry-like details hints at a fusion of minimalist and luxurious aesthetics, possibly influenced by Scandinavian design principles with subtle, opulent accents.
Image Credits
Photo Credit: Steven Ko

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