“The poetic narrative for this show apartment and sales gallery was inspired by well-being and Spanish gardens, with vertical floral arrangements on the building's facade and in the staircase atrium to entice visitors to explore the top floors of the building.”
Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro

Bean Buro's design process translated the garden as a visually enticing vertical element on the façade as well as a floral installation in the entrance lobby, which can be seen from the streets outside to entice customers to enter. Guided by the sculptural walls and flooring, visitors would intuitively explore the different spaces and floors and follow the floral installation suspended in the staircase atrium. Beab Buro further referenced the garden by depicting the sales counter table designed in the signature curvy shapes with a small planter on the tabletop, adding a heightened sense of well-being and bodily experience for users.

“Our signature curvy ‘bean’ tabletops have always been an organic ‘landscape’ for various functions – and now for a heightened sense of wellbeing and bodily experience for the users with floral arrangements integrated into the surface!”
Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro

Besides allowing passersby to see the attractive floral installation in the lobby, the designers also created interesting ceilings from all levels, generating curiosity from customers as they look up to the façade. For instance, the ground floor ceiling has a suspended, fluted, wavy effect, while the top floor has a lit slatted ceiling.