Sora Phoenix Kessaku
Commercial Spaces
A material-first showroom built to be touched, not just viewed.
Commercial Spaces/
Bespoke Furniture/
2025Every surface in the showroom doubles as a sample: veneer runs, stone slabs and upholstery bolts are left exposed so visitors can trace a finish from raw material to finished piece. The layout was built around a single continuous walnut counter that anchors the space and carries through into the material library at the rear.
How It Was Built
- —Continuous walnut counter built as the spatial anchor, running unbroken from entry to material library
- —Every finish left exposed and labelled — veneer runs, stone slabs, upholstery bolts — so visitors trace material to finished piece
- —Material library at the rear organised as a working reference, not just a display
Finishing Details
- —Lighting and joinery detailing matched to the showroom pieces so the space itself reads as a catalogue entry
- —Built entirely in-house, start to finish, using the same process shown to visitors
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