Framework Studio是一家总部设在荷兰阿姆斯特丹的室内设计工作室，由Thomas Geerlings于2007年创立，专注于餐饮、零售商业、办公室和私人住宅。旨在打造具有标志性城市特色的作品，一直是他们所坚持的设计信念。

Framework Studio is an interior design studio based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, founded in 2007 by Thomas Geerlings, specializing in food and beverage, retail commercial, office and private residential. It has always been their design belief to create works with iconic urban characteristics.

Wahts Store

品牌旗舰店

Wahts是一个适合于日常使用的极致奢华的服装品牌。Framework Studio受邀设计了他们位于阿姆斯特丹的旗舰店，其设计灵感来源于对产品设计的演绎，即如何将技术和美学做到极致，同时将它们完美地融合。为此，设计师精心选择了不锈钢、Alcantara（一种工业材料，手感类似于翻毛皮）和A级法国橡木等材料来呈现该品牌的内在DNA。

Wahts is an ultimate luxury clothing brand for everyday use. Framework Studio was invited to design their flagship store in Amsterdam, inspired by the interpretation of product design, how to take technology and aesthetics to the extreme, and at the same time blend them perfectly. To this end, materials such as stainless steel, Alcantara (an industrial material with A feel similar to turned fur) and A-grade French oak were carefully chosen to represent the brands intrinsic DNA.

Penthouse Aan Het IJ

顶层公寓

这间位于阿姆斯特丹的顶层公寓，面积约为250㎡。赭石色调的客厅中，放置了一张Vladimir Kagan设计的Serpentin沙发，十分抢眼。走廊连接着各个空间，并具有水平和垂直向的结构形体。室内轻透的窗帘过滤掉部分光线，可见室外若隐若现的景色，以此为背景的餐厅被注入了温馨的气息。而摆放其中的复古和现代的家具，它们之间建立起属于自己的平衡。

This penthouse apartment in Amsterdam has an area of approximately 250 square meters. In the ochre hued living room, a sofa designed by Vladimir Kagan for Serpentin stands out. Corridors connect the Spaces and have both horizontal and vertical structural forms. The light curtains in the interior filter out some of the light and reveal the looming scenery outside, and the restaurant is infused with a warm atmosphere as the background. The retro and modern furniture placed among them has established its own balance between them.

Canal House II

家庭住宅

Framework Studio将修建于17世纪运河河岸的一座房屋改造成一处拥有四间卧室和四个浴室的家庭住宅，这充分体现了设计师对特异性平衡技术的掌握——让爆发的视觉语言、有故事的物品和丰富的历史融入到空间中，从而洋溢着欢乐的气氛，焕发生机。内部采用单一的色调，试图构建一种平静，如淡蓝色的客厅和乳白色的主卧室；厨房里的橡木橱柜和墙壁上的银砂涂料则赋予了独特的古朴感。

Framework Studios transformation of a 17th-century house on the banks of a canal into a four-bedroom, four-bathroom family home demonstrates the designers mastery of specific balancing techniques - bringing explosive visual language, story-telling objects, and rich history into a space that is filled with joy. Come to life. The interior uses a single color tone to try to build a sense of calm, such as light blue living room and milky white master bedroom; The oak cabinetry in the kitchen and the silver sand paint on the walls give it a unique antique feel.

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