Excerpt: TTSWTRS clothing buffet, designed by Aisel Architects, uses mostly white color and light wood, neon, and industrial elements in detail. The shape of the premises dictated the zoning. The coffee shop and showroom were divided by a glass partition and visually united using a block of refrigerated display cases. Instead of the usual curtains, industrial blinds were used for the fitting room.
Project Description
[Text as submitted by architect] At the beginning of 2020, TTSWTRS showroom and a coffee shop opened in the historic quarter of Odesa.The new space was created on the site of office space. The architects needed to place a coffee shop with a bar, a pastry display case, and a small number of seats, as well as a showroom area with rails, a cash desk, and a large fitting room.
The customers’ task was to use mostly the white color, as well as light wood, neon, and industrial elements in details. During the dismantling, there was brickwork under the plasterboard, which architects decided to make part of the interior. The brand owner’s idea was to use refrigerators as display cases for clothes.The shape of the premises dictated the zoning. The coffee shop and showroom were divided by a glass partition and visually united using a block of refrigerated display cases. Instead of the usual curtains, industrial blinds were used for the fitting room.
At the start of the project, the architects, together with the TTSWTRS team and the barista, discussed all the details: from the number of hangers on the rail to the smallest processes behind the bar.According to the design project, the customers independently realized the interior with all the details in one month. At the opening day party, the bar was used as a DJ console, and the free space was used as a dance floor.
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