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Stockholm, Sweden 75 m2.
A café environment that transports the visitor away from the reality outside. By working with light, color and spatial design the goal has been to create a warm atmosphere with a clear and cinematic character. The interior references to Wes Andersons movie compositions that often follow a symmetrical one point perspective. A constructed perfection that can make a space feel somewhat unreal.
Stockholm, Sweden 650 m2.
Transformation of a townhouse in Lärkstaden, Stockholm into a modern office for hair care company Maria Nila. The project is about merging the core of the clients brand with the existing architecture of the building where emphasis has been put on the merge between the new, modern and playful design and the original, traditional, robust core.
Gothenburg, Sweden 25 m2.
The proposal for the new café building in Brunnsparken materialises the concept of a new addition that reaweakens an old memory on site. The modern part in wood with its sleek industrial windows mirrors the imprint on the site, the monumetal and classical part of the facade, impregrnated with iron oxide. The details in stainless steel such as the roof, base and the centrally placed gutter unify the two parts into one entity.
Stockholm, Sweden 30 m2.
Pop-up installation for the international make-up brand Xlash located at department store Åhlens City. A sculptural landscape made up of large scale podiums with shapes inspired from the brands different products such as their mascara, lash serum and creams. Inspired by the 70s pop-art movement the different colorfields make up a visual 3D-puzzle forming the significant “X” of Xlash.
Stockholm, Sweden 70 m2.
Refurbishment of a ground floor space that follows the building’s 1930s architecture, offering a modern interpretation of the iconic Scandinavian style “Funkis”. The decor is dominated by materials that are true to the functionalistic design era, such as the rounded Alvar Aalto-inspired tiles, oak veneer, compact laminate and structured glass.
Stockholm, Sweden 20 m2.
Renovation of Trendgruppen PRs showroom inspired by the iconic Bauhaus era. The interior centres around a large scale artwork consisting of large scale geometrical shapes inspired by the great pioneer of modernist art- Kazimir Malevich. Painted in a classic constructivism color sheme the shapes semlessly weave together with the rest of the interior.
”You immediately step right into the magic world of Maria Nila, an entrance where you are welcomed by a unique art installation resembling shampoo that comes dripping down from the ceiling.”
”You immediately step right into the magic world of Maria Nila, an entrance where you are welcomed by a unique art installation resembling shampoo that comes dripping down from the ceiling.”
“The pastel colors that are one of the main identities of the brand combined with a playful and soft architectural language make up the DNA of the building.”
“The organic shapes are inspired by elements found in nature such as the forest, ocean, coral reefs and caves. All referring back to the green and nature-friendly approach of the company itself.”
“It was important for us to bring in objects made by young, up-to-date creators. Some of the collaborations involve furniture designer Gustaf Westman, LED artist Josefin Eklund and artist My Zachrisson.”
”The atmosphere inside could be described as something like modern nostalgia, as some of the design elements feel recognizable giving the space a rigid and trustworthy flavour, while other fragments are unexpected, adding a sharp and slightly playful touch.”
”The atmosphere inside could be described as something like modern nostalgia, as some of the design elements feel recognizable giving the space a rigid and trustworthy flavour, while other fragments are unexpected, adding a sharp and slightly playful touch.”
”We saw potential in adding luxury, softness and a young vibe to this simple, strict and socialistic style. Believing that something new and unique could rise from the merge.”
”By interpreting the same design elements (colours, shapes, materials) in different ways, we believe we can create a visual interest while keeping a coherent and clear impression of the space. The goal being to create a specific and memorable experience.”
”The composition of the interior references to the aesthetics of a Wes Anderson movie, as his motives often follow a strong symmetry and are built from a one point perspective. That sense of constructed perfection makes a space feel somewhat unreal.”
”Certain design elements such as the idiom of shelves, arches and the painted checkerboard floor were inspired by the aesthetics of Cuba.”
”The composition of the interior references to the aesthetics of a Wes Anderson movie, as his motives often follow a strong symmetry and are built from a one point perspective. That sense of constructed perfection makes a space feel somewhat unreal.”
”Upon entering the space, you are enveloped by a pale yellow light, resembling the effect of a sepia lens, making you a part of an old movie. The concept of an environment where ”time stands still” is further enhanced by the subtle layer of vintage details.”
”Certain design elements such as the idiom of shelves, arches and the painted checkerboard floor were inspired by the aesthetics of Cuba.”
”Varm tones of yellow and peach, the greenery and generous amount of light immediately transport you to an exotic atmosphere, where the sweetly flavoured and colorful food naturally blends in with the environment.”
”Varm tones of yellow and peach, the greenery and generous amount of light immediately transport you to an exotic atmosphere, where the sweetly flavoured and colorful food naturally blends in with the environment.”
”A sculptural landscape made up of large scale podiums with shapes inspired by the brands different products like their eye-patch box, serum and mascara. When viewed from a centric standpoint the colorfiel motives align and together make up the signific "X" of Xlash.”
ASKA is an architecture practice founded and based in Stockholm, Sweden. The faces behind ASKA are two female architects Madeleine Klingspor and Polina Sandström. The practice is spanning within the fields of architecture, interiors, set design and furniture design.