Reviving History: The Vintage Tailor's Room

An Innovative Office Design that Blends Past and Present

The inspiration for the Vintage Tailor's Room came from the rich history of the garment factory. The designers were drawn to the old machines and tools, which they saw as visual representations of the manufacturing timeline. Instead of discarding these historical elements, they decided to incorporate them into the design, creating a space that is both a modern office and a tribute to the past.

The uniqueness of the Vintage Tailor's Room lies in its departure from traditional office designs. It doesn't conform to the usual formal and rigid office style. Instead, it provides a more open and relaxed environment. The designers have skillfully mixed and matched old and new elements to create a refreshing working environment that feels more like a showroom than an office.

Most of the decorations in the Vintage Tailor's Room are artifacts from the old garment factory. Walking around the office is like a journey through time, with each corner revealing a piece of the garment industry's history in Hong Kong. The sewing machines, the yarn, the fabric, and the tailor table all contribute to this historical narrative.

The highlight of the office is the conference room, where a tailor's table serves as the conference table. This innovative use of old elements in a new context is a testament to the designers' creativity and their commitment to preserving history. The Vintage Tailor's Room is a modern and innovative office design that showcases the importance of a good working environment while also paying homage to the past.

The Vintage Tailor's Room is a testament to the power of design to transform spaces and create unique experiences. It's a design that respects history while also embracing the future, and it's a shining example of the innovative work that earned Chun Kai and Kyle Chan the Golden A' Design Award.