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Cabin Concept Design
Art direction for colour, visual balance and cabin character, with a coherent starting point for decisions across seating, walls and built-in elements.
MOOD / PALETTE / SPATIAL LANGUAGE01 / SERVICESDESIGN SERVICES /
CABIN TRANSFORMATION
Every surface
has a purpose.
From early spatial studies to the last material selection, our work brings aircraft cabin design into one distinct visual language. Projects can begin with a focused refresh or a more extensive cabin rethinking.
Outline your projectDISCOVER / DESIGN / REFINEINTERIOR INTENT MEETS AIRCRAFT
REALITY
CABIN
ARCHITECTUREDESIGN SERVICE 01
Reconsider the space, not simply the upholstery.
The atmosphere of a private cabin begins with proportion: the visual weight of seats, the rhythm of panels and the way circulation moves through compact zones. We develop spatial and decorative concepts around the aircraft's existing layout and how the interior is intended to be used.
Seat + zone planningColour and material
continuityCabin focal points
REFINEMENT +
MODERNIZATIONDESIGN SERVICE 02
Introduce a new mood while respecting the aircraft.
Modernization may centre on leather, textiles, cabinetry finishes, lighting character or their relationship as an ensemble. Rather than selecting products independently, we build a coordinated direction that can be reviewed alongside technical and operational requirements.
Upholstery directionDecorative surface
conceptsLayered cabin lighting
02 / CAPABILITIESSIX
AREAS OF ATTENTION
Design is found
in the details.
Our service disciplines are designed to work as an interconnected set. The selection depends on the aircraft, project brief and intended level of change.
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Leather & Upholstery
Selection direction for seat leather, stitched details, tactile contrast and accompanying textiles, considered against actual cabin use.
HAND FEEL / COLOUR / TRIM03▦
Surface & Veneer Studies
Exploration of wood character, decorative laminates, metal accents and transitions that lend continuity to compact interiors.
GRAIN / SHEEN / JUNCTIONS04✳
Lighting Direction
Ambient, task and decorative lighting concepts developed to complement materials, seating zones and day-to-evening cabin use.
GLOW / LAYER / TEMPERATURE05◌
Cabin Detail Coordination
Visual studies for table edges, armrests, trim boundaries and touchpoints where separate materials meet in everyday use.
EDGES / DETAILS / TOUCHPOINTS06↗
Design Review & Refinement
Concept revisions and communication of selected finishes before any aircraft-specific technical validation or installation decisions.
REVIEW / ALIGNMENT / CLARITY03 / PRACTICAL
CONTEXTAN AIRCRAFT IS NOT A TYPICAL ROOM
Designed with the
aircraft in mind.
Cabin design cannot be separated from the airframe and its intended operation. Materials, lighting and furnishings must be assessed in the context of the aircraft's relevant technical and certification requirements by appropriately qualified parties.
Our role is to articulate the aesthetic and functional brief in a way that supports those later reviews. A proposal starts with what is known about the aircraft and remains open to the practical constraints identified during scoping.
A /Aircraft context
Model, layout, existing interior condition and areas of intended change.
B /Material intent
Palette, tactile quality, finish relationships and long-term visual coherence.
C /Review pathway
Coordination of aesthetic decisions with the applicable technical review process.
04 / CONSIDERATIONSCOMMON
DESIGN QUESTIONS
Before the first
material sample.
Every project starts with a few useful questions. They shape the design brief more effectively than a predefined package.
Can an interior refresh be limited to one area?+
A focused project may consider a seating group, upholstery
palette, select panels or an individual cabin zone. The scope depends on the current
configuration and the intended changes.
How are material options narrowed down?+
The process begins with tone, usage and the relationship between
hard and soft finishes. Shortlisted materials should then be examined as physical samples
and assessed for suitability to the aircraft.
Does a new visual concept mean a new layout?+
Not necessarily. An aircraft can take on a different character
through changes to colour, trim, upholstery and light without changing the spatial
arrangement. Layout changes raise additional technical considerations.
When is a project budget discussed?+
Budget preferences can be provided in the initial inquiry. Any
commercial proposal or timetable would depend on a defined scope, aircraft type and the
required implementation pathway.
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