Oskar Kohnen对这家位于伦敦的油漆店的内部方案采取了简单而引人注目的方法。摆脱了珍贵的材料和过于复杂的细节设计，工作室专注于Bauhaus和早期现代主义的标志性室内装饰，只利用了油漆和颜色。

Oskar Kohnen takes a simple yet striking approach to the interior scheme of this paint store in London. Stepping away from precious materials and overly complicated detailing, the studio focused on Bauhaus and the iconic interiors of early modernism that utilised nothing more than paint and colour.

从过去的经验中，Kohnen在室内应用了两条颜色带，粉色和白色，并辅以亮光深黑色的底板。"我们的设计是由油漆作为一种变革性材料的概念所驱动的；简单的颜色应用是历史上创造空间的最直接和最直观的方式之一，"Kohnen解释说。"这是一个有意识地从复杂和过度的极简主义中剥离出来，希望以一种更谦逊的方式创造出美丽的东西。"

Taking notes from the past, Kohnen applied two bands of colour in the interior—pink and white—complemented by a baseboard highlighted in a glossy deep black. “Our design was driven by the notion of paint as a transformative material; the simple application of colour is one of the most immediate & intuitive ways to create a space throughout history,”Kohnen explains.“This was a conscious stripping back from the complications and excess of maximalism, a desire to create something beautiful in an altogether more humble way.”

Lick是一家以社区为导向的公司，其目标是使其商店成为实验空间，让顾客在其中测试涂料，并在一个更有意义的意义上参与其中，而不是仅仅是测试条的无菌性。考虑到这一点，Kohnen试图给人一种类似于工作室的感觉，这将有助于实现宽松的理念，并促进一种非正式的感觉。

Lick is a community driven company that aims for its stores to be experimental spaces for customers to test paints in and get involved in a more meaningful sense beyond the sterility of tester strips. With that in mind, Kohnen sought to impart an atelier-like feeling that would aid in the idea of looseness and facilitate a sense of informality.

一个宽阔的柜台和公共桌椅给了顾客绘画和实验的空间。混凝土瓷砖地板，以随机的不对称图案的颜色平原排列，参考了Robert Mallet-Stevens在巴黎的Atelier Martel及其工作室般的感觉。挂板货架和带有黑色橡胶框架的搪瓷金属细节让人想起经典工作室。

An expansive counter and communal table and chairs give customers space to paint and experiment. The concrete tile floor, arranged in plains of colour with random asymmetric patterns, refers to Robert Mallet-Stevens’ Atelier Martel in Paris and its workshop-like feel. The peg board shelving and the enamel metal details with black rubber frames are reminiscent of the classic atelier.

Interiors:Oskar Kohnen Studio

Photos:AlexanderJ. Edwards

Words:倩倩