Design Feature
presentation centre, the only visible cue to
the inside is the glass doors to the entrance. A
backlit black lace canopy is the only reference
to the marketing campaign. This enticing and
dramatic entrance is visible to street traffic.
The desk is of polished bronze panels which
is simple in design. It also complements
the textured herringbone floors. The “lace”
canopy and neo-Victorian desk lamps
completes the setting.
The open sales area is exactly the opposite,
conveying more of the sensibility of the suites.
A scale model is perched on a bronze metal
base at centre stage. Marketing materials,
both static and “virtual”, are neatly organised
around the sales area perimeter. The rest of
the sales area comprise of casual areas for
closing sales and some vignettes of the highend apartments being marketed.
Mike Niven Interior Design’s work
on the interior bagged an Award of Merit
given by ARIDO (Association of Registered
Interior Designers of Ontario). The annual
Awards showcase excellence, innovation and
originality in interior design and is open to
all registered members. These awards are one
of the most highly regarded honours in the
interior design community.
More information at www.mnidonline.com
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