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Verde Light's Innovative Spatial Identity Solution

Rix Yap introduces "Verde Fusion," a revolutionary retail shop concept that seamlessly merges nature and artificial lighting to create a dynamic and versatile space. The innovative design not only addresses Verde Light's spatial identity issue but also aligns seamlessly with their core values and aspirations.

Inspired by the idea of lights merging with greenery, "Verde Fusion" offers a transformative experience where the boundaries between indoors and outdoors dissolve, creating a space that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

The design incorporates biophilic elements, seamlessly blending exterior and interior spaces, and offers a multi-functional environment that goes beyond being just a retail store. The showroom stands out as an oasis amidst a concrete jungle, reinforcing Verde Light's commitment to nature and sustainability.

Verde Light's company vision goes beyond mere illumination, embracing both light and shadow to enhance every texture, color, and form. With a strong commitment to sustainability, Verde Light explores veneer lighting that incorporates nature-driven materials and premium LED components, aiming to extend the lifespan of light fixtures and minimize electronic waste.

Rix Yap's comprehensive design strategy aims to create an engaging, multifunctional, and environmentally conscious space that aligns seamlessly with Verde Light's core values and aspirations.

Red bricks, natural wood, and cement screeding are utilized for outdoor walkways and window frames, while planter boxes and ventilation blocks introduce greenery and unique design elements. Smart lighting control, color temperature control, energy efficiency, automation, and integration with other smart home devices are seamlessly integrated into the design, enhancing convenience and sustainability.

The "Verde Fusion" showroom is designed to transcend its role as a retail store, offering various areas for customers to experience how lighting can transform spatial perceptions through different illumination strategies. The space also functions as a relaxation hub, event venue, and pop-up art gallery, facilitated by mobile furniture and a clean backdrop suitable for projections.

The design stage lasted one month, followed by a five-month construction stage, culminating in the creation of this 5500sqft, two-story retail shop in Singapore.

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