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Textual description provided by the architect. The interior design of John Hardy’s Workshop in Mambal, Bali, designed by Blanco Studio and produced by Kalpa Tal, is a powerful blend of modern design and traditional craftsmanship, displayed under a bamboo structure. It further enhances John Hardy’s jewelry collection.
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An original architecture inspired by the texture, shape and height of rice fields, Conchita Blanco felt strongly that the interior design needed to emerge from the density of the forest as part of the building itself.
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The collaboration between Blanco Studio and Kalpa Taru features two areas within the workshop. Main building reception hall and jewelry gallery. Above the layer of wood. Floating glass bottles, showcases, carriages, desks, and lamps.
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Created by Kalpa Taru, the showcase stands on a central wooden column that doubles as a drawer, allowing the countertop to extend into the air. In addition, the exhibits and showcases are fitted with their own lights, which are carefully thought out to separate the jewelry from the background and bring it right in front of the customer, without distracting from cables that are not present around them. I am.
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