Ivy Studio | 蒙特利尔White的第一家干洗店设计风向

在蒙特利尔南岸的一个居民区，加拿大的Ivy Studio设计了White的第一家店。基于一条完全透明的生产线，使用环保产品和整体高档客户体验，这对创始人夫妇对现代干洗店有一个新的愿景。

In a residential neighbourhood of Montreal’s south shore that Canadian practice Ivy Studio has designed White’s first service counter. The founding couple have a new vision for the modern dry cleaner, based on a fully transparent production line, the use of eco-friendly products and an overall upscale customer experience.

该空间受传统巴黎公寓的启发，通过大量的造型细节、优雅的体量和高贵的材料塑造出古典优雅的氛围。夸张的现有天花板高度是营造舒适氛围的主要挑战。一系列低亮度的球形灯与大量高成型件对齐，有助于利用房间原有的高度，同时为新空间创造舒适的比例。

Inspired by traditional Parisian apartments, the space has a classical and elegant atmosphere portrayed through extensive molding details, graceful volumes and noble materials.The exaggerated existing ceiling height presented the principal challenge in creating a cosy ambiance. A series of lowered lighting globes aligned with an abundance of high moldings help take advantage of the rooms original height all the while creating comfortable proportions for the new space.

为了与完美无瑕的白色装饰形成对比，选择手工制作的陶土瓷砖作为地板，并以人字形图案安装。空间组织揭示了各种建筑特征，例如隐藏的门，裁缝柜台的集成窗口，以及在隐藏的输送机上显示衣服运动的磨砂玻璃条。从外部看，全玻璃立面展示了整体黑色大理石柜台和黄铜Lambert et fils灯具，它们共同为这个新品牌的干洗店定下了基调。

To contrast with the immaculate white decor, handmade terracotta ceramic tiles were selected for the flooring and installed in a herringbone pattern.The spatial organisation reveals various architectural features such as the hidden doors, the integrated window for the seamstress’ counter, and the frosted glass strip displaying the movement of clothes on the hidden conveyor. From the outside, the fully glazed façade showcases the monolithic black marble counter and brass Lambert et fils lighting fixture that together set the tone to this new brand of dry cleaners.