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Leather booth and intimate hospitality seating in the Zurich interior study
Seating / a close, human-scale view

Hospitality / Interior visualization

Zurich interior study.

A hospitality image study exploring intimate seating, overhead light and the character of the bar.

Artimist ProductionsProject study / 2026Explore the study ↓

01 / The design question

How can an interior presentation communicate atmosphere at both room and seating scale?

02 / The approach

  1. Use a close seating view to establish texture and the sense of enclosure.
  2. Pair it with a bar view to show the broader hospitality language.
  3. Keep attention on light and material transitions rather than adding unrelated imagery.

03 / Deliverables

  • Hospitality visualization views
  • Seating and bar imagery

What the work makes clear

The selected views describe two complementary experiences of the interior: the shared bar and the more private booth.

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