“Kolmio Lim”是位于日本西部首都大阪的一家美甲沙龙，也是我们的客户Lim创办她的第一家美发沙龙的地方。此后，他们扩大了自己的美容业务。“Kolmio”是从名字(科米奥林)指甲沙龙意思是三角形的完成。基本木和白的商店布局设计以反映自然肤色的基本颜色，空间本身是为了象征指甲着色的过程。锯齿状的墙面和自然采光折射是指甲油闪光反射的参考，设计的色彩主题代表了指甲油的各个层次。

“Kolmio+LIM” is a nail salon located in Osaka, the western capital of Japan, which is where our client LIM started her first hair salon. They have since expanded their beauty business. “Kolmio” is taken from the name (kolmio+LIM) the Nail Salon means triangle in Finish. The store layout of basic wood and white has been designed to reflect the essential color of natural skin tones, and the space itself is intended to symbolize the process of nail coloring. The zigzag wall and natural lighting refraction make references to the twinkle glitter reflection of nail polish, and the color themes of the design represent the various layers of nail polish applied one after another.

 Floor Plan

Yusuke的设计，各种色调的白色，基本的人指甲颜色。他试图表达日本谚语“多样化的人，不同的头脑”，直接翻译为“十个人有十个不同的颜色”；因为每个人都有自己的肤色作为着色的基础，所以，通过层层增加美容作品来带来新的个性，需要精湛的美工。

Yusuke based the design, of various tones of white, upon basic natural human nail colors. He tried to express the Japanese proverb “Diverse men, diverse minds”, which directly translates as ‘ten people have ten different colour’; as every person has their own skin color as a base for coloring, to bring a new personality by adding layer upon layer of beauty work requires precision by the nailist.

 © Takumi Ota

(小田隆美)

五颜六色的墙壁从窗户外的社区建筑中汲取灵感，作为整体室内设计主题的一部分，将周围的美学融为一体。“Kolmio”原本是一种复杂的三角形装饰。这个商店的动态形状是由柯尔尼欧启发和具有一个标志性的价值，以及提供了一个功能划分通过中心的空间。所有的设计方法都是受环境的启发，所有的动作都发生在周围。

The colored walls take their inspiration from the neighborhood buildings just outside the window, as a way of incorporating the surrounding aesthetics, as part of an overall interior design theme. “Kolmio” is originally an intricate triangle decoration. This stores’ dynamic shapes are inspired by kolnio and possess an iconic value, as well as providing a functional division through the centre of the space. All of the design methods are inspired by there environment, and the actions all happened surroundings.

 © Takumi Ota

(小田隆美)