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Ibis Budget by STUDIO SHOO
Ibis Budget by STUDIO SHOO
Tbilisi, Georgia
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Ibis Budget by STUDIO SHOO
Tbilisi, Georgia
The crucial task for STUDIO SHOO was to develop public areas for the Ibis Budget Tbilisi, completely transforming budget brands’ way of thinking about technical and functional equipment.
The hotel building is situated on Akhvlediani St, Tbilisi, popular among locals and the city’s guests with its bar and restaurants. Local street art and music instantly became an inspiration for the lobby design.
Blue became the dominant color in the interior; we also added light blue and bright colorful accents: red and yellow.
The reception desk, cupboards, the ping pong table, printed with Georgian letters sofa and vinyl-made lighting fixtures — all these were properly designed according to our team’s sketches. Behind the front desk in the shape of musicassette, we designed a shelf for a unique collection of vintage vinyl records.
The graphic and smooth letters of the Georgian alphabet undoubtedly became a creative inspiration for us. It can definitely be observed on wall panels and as a unique print for sofas.
We have wall paneling of natural plywood color, graffiti that strikingly illustrates musicians and matching it with bright accentual lighting fixtures and furniture. Vivid colours efficiently deliver a dazzling effect and naturally tend to trigger interest.
We carefully turned a public space into a conspicuous social place for everyone with distinct preferences and possibilities: a play area with ping pong table and PlayStation, a space for business meetings and calls, a private sector for amiable conversations, a market zone with local products and most importantly, a barrier-free area for the physically challenged.
The Ping Pong table is one of our favorite features in the design. Its specific and unique print was developed by an artist Ksenia Stoylik. The table is multifunctional: it can be used not only for games, but also as a communal table for breakfast.
The hotel building is situated on Akhvlediani St, Tbilisi, popular among locals and the city’s guests with its bar and restaurants. Local street art and music instantly became an inspiration for the lobby design.
Blue became the dominant color in the interior; we also added light blue and bright colorful accents: red and yellow.
The reception desk, cupboards, the ping pong table, printed with Georgian letters sofa and vinyl-made lighting fixtures — all these were properly designed according to our team’s sketches. Behind the front desk in the shape of musicassette, we designed a shelf for a unique collection of vintage vinyl records.
The graphic and smooth letters of the Georgian alphabet undoubtedly became a creative inspiration for us. It can definitely be observed on wall panels and as a unique print for sofas.
We have wall paneling of natural plywood color, graffiti that strikingly illustrates musicians and matching it with bright accentual lighting fixtures and furniture. Vivid colours efficiently deliver a dazzling effect and naturally tend to trigger interest.
We carefully turned a public space into a conspicuous social place for everyone with distinct preferences and possibilities: a play area with ping pong table and PlayStation, a space for business meetings and calls, a private sector for amiable conversations, a market zone with local products and most importantly, a barrier-free area for the physically challenged.
The Ping Pong table is one of our favorite features in the design. Its specific and unique print was developed by an artist Ksenia Stoylik. The table is multifunctional: it can be used not only for games, but also as a communal table for breakfast.
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