01 / Colour & atmosphere
Color.
An atmosphere in every shade.
SELECTED PROJECT
HAIR CORNER
Glass within architecture.
Blue gradient glass introduces colour and rhythm to a bright salon interior, shaping gentle boundaries between workstations while keeping the wider space visually connected.
Selected from the POBO project archive.
01Project overview
Colour as atmosphere.
A bright salon interior is organised around a sequence of blue gradient screens. White surfaces and repeated workstations give the colour a clear setting. A corresponding workshop sample brings the same visual direction down to the scale of an individual panel.
02 / A project reading
Background / spatial intent
Long views connect the entrance, seating and workstations. The screens introduce a sequence of boundaries while the wider room remains legible. Their blue colour is strongest towards the lower part of the composition, leaving a lighter field above.
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A sense of the detail.
03 / A project reading
Application of glass
Gradient glass introduces colour without closing down the view through the room. The interior and workshop sample offer two readings of the same material direction: a blue atmosphere at the scale of the salon, and a fine rhythm of colour and lines at the scale of the panel.
04 / A project reading
Material expression
The blue gradient sits within a predominantly neutral palette. Fine horizontal marks become more evident in the sample photograph. Colour is read first as an atmosphere within the room, then as a surface treatment with a visible rhythm.
05Design highlights
Details that shape the reading.
Colour in a neutral room
Blue screens give the interior a distinct accent without filling every surface.
Repeated boundaries
A sequence of panels relates to the rhythm of the workstations.
Space and sample
The workshop view allows the gradient and fine lines to be considered at close range.
Continue the material exploration with these contemporary collection directions.
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A related visual direction.
06 / A quieter structure
Stripe & Fabric Effect.
A quieter kind of structure.
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Bring the idea into a brief.
Explore design considerations for related uses of decorative glass.
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