The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The main installation was called “The Petal Room”. It featured 3,500 real flowers, 6 million falling petals, interactive lighting, and a signature aroma.
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Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
Whether playing with petals, posting social content, or stopping to reminisce for a while, visitors found their own unique ways of interacting with the exhibit.
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Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
Our installations encouraged visitors to rediscover the special symbiotic relationship that humans have with flowers, and in turn, nature.
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Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The second installation,“Augmented Nature Room”, provided more intimate ways to interact with flowers and nature.
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Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
To accentuate the visceral element of scent, we created a custom fragrance called “Symbiosis” which visitors could experience both in whole in the main room and in deconstructed form in the hallway.
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Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
Through seven stations of AR interactions, visitors activated elements of nature that flowers and people both need, such as soil, water, light, and time.
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Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
Photo credit:
Brandon Shigeta
The Art of Bloom
Intertrend Communications
The visual identity was unified under one branding guideline. Our merchandise and collaterals were carefully curated with local, sustainable collaborators to follow the theme of Symbiosis.
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Brandon Shigeta
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
The demure lighting throughout immediately stills your mind and invites you to explore this forest of details.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
This contemporary area is linked effortlessly with the adjacent dining room and bar by the conscious,repeated applicationof terrazzo and the pared-down three types of wood, contributing to the unity, clarity and continuity of the common areas.
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Dick Liu
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Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
Timeless luxury made possible by neutral hues, custom-made low furniture with clean-line silhouette and tactile fabrics
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
The dining room is modulated into a minimal, clutter-free wooden space whereby the paper ceiling lamps and the wooden stripes on the wall are reminiscent of staring at the clouds quietly in the woods, which aptly echoes the commissioned meditative calligraphy - “Silence” and “Observe”- by Hong Kong contemporary calligraphy artist Packy Lai.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
The contemporary living area is linked effortlessly with the adjacent dining room and bar by the conscious, repeated application of terrazzo and the pared-down three types of wood, contributing to the unity, clarity and continuity of the common areas.
Photo credit:
Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
A simplistic,minimalist symphony of three kinds of wood, stone, paper and an occasional hint of brass.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
Viewing from dining room
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
Another view of the centrepiece.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
Visible through the curvy centerpiece, these rooms receded and tucked away near the main entrance can be flexibly opened up and closed when one needs privacy – thanks to the Japanese-inspired folding doors.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
The effect of emptiness in the connecting tearoom adds a beautiful void and pause attributing to a perfect breathing space.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
The sakura-patterned wooden screens, the bespoke Art Deco style mixed-media vanity table and the stone wall in the master bedroom together is a manifestation of understated extravagance.
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Dick Liu
Inward Journey from Max Lam Designs Wins Frame awards - show flat of the year
Max Lam Designs
Another bedroom exemplify the space’s aesthetic theme, the Chinese concept of “Earth’s a square; heaven a circle” is introduced in all of the tailor-made furniture and fixtures.
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Dick Liu
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