The Creative Offline Center is a playful and therapeutic space for young people who want to escape the digital world for a while. The design is inspired by the atmosphere of a summer camp, where technology is put aside and experience, human contact and creativity come to the fore.
The space is full of funny and original elements - for example, a support column disguised as a wooden latrine will bring a smile to everyone who enters. A recycled boat suspended from the ceiling serves as both a design element and a hortitherapy aid. The relaxation room with wavy elements resembles a slow-flowing river, while the enlarged blades of grass that form a barrier at the entrance to the exercise room function as a metaphor for wading through a forest.
Modular tables with designer chairs hidden inside are both practical and playful, as is the bar in the shape of a straw bale, which completes the overall "off-grid" character of the space. The author's furniture element inspired by a fireplace, with its shape and arrangement reminiscent of piled logs, symbolizes cohesion and creates a natural space for conversations, as when sitting together by a campfire. The color scheme in natural tones, plenty of daylight, natural materials and an emphasis on recycling give the studio an authentic visual and unique character.
Offline here does not mean silence – but a return to community, movement and live contact.