The showroom concept for KMB, a digital first communication agency in public relations, influencer marketing and social media, is an example of contemporary architectural design situated in the heart of Berlin on Torstrasse 140. The primary goal was to craft a versatile space that could seamlessly transition between functions: a dynamic showroom for a variety of brands encompassing fashion, interior products, and consumer goods, a setting for exclusive dinner events, and a welcoming venue to host clients during press days.

The architectural canvas provided a spacious atrium. This soaring verticality served as the cornerstone of VAUST studio's design vision. VAUST studio embarked on a journey to reinvent the space's aesthetic, breaking free from its previous office identity while retaining its functional essence.

Movable displays take center stage, artfully constructed from oiled MDF, neatly arrayed across the floor plan. A 10mm thick, raw aluminum plate serves as the table's surface, accentuated by a subtle shadow gap. The wheels, finished in polished aluminum, harmoniously complement the tabletop. These versatile displays serve a tri-fold purpose: showcasing larger products, flexibly transforming into desks, and seamlessly transitioning into a reception or bar setup.

Bespoke aluminum shelves, supported by stainless steel wire, adorn the pristine white walls, mirroring each other in a symphony of minimalist elegance. A huge white cabinet, crowned with a raw aluminum top, stretches seamlessly along the entire expanse of one wall.