The school in Australia has a minimalist aesthetic marked by pastel colors and playful elements (Photo: Sean Fenness)
Pastel tone And fickle elements are found in a Minimal beauty In rooms at the Early Childhood Education Center Brighton Street in Melbourne, Australia. Space decorated by designer Daniel breastman, Marked by colorful floors and fun hand-painted murals. The room was divided by thematic concepts that, when analyzed as a whole, form a narrative that spreads through floor to floor school.
The Children’s Education Center on Brighton Street is housed in an old ruthless building, replaced by an architectural firm Perkins Architects In a nursery. To decorate and determine the color palette of each environment, the designer separated the rooms by themes related to elements of nature, such as water, sun, rainbow and clouds.
The space’s wide color palette includes 47 shades that were distributed according to the themes of each environment. Colors still match together Clear cement Pillars and roof part. “I wanted it to be complex and colorful, but to maintain a level of sophistication, spontaneity and balance”, the designer explains.
Colorful murals that decorate the walls, hand painted by the artist Ben maitland, Was thought to reinforce the school’s playful touch. To construct the space legend, the designer divided the ground floor rooms among the elements representing the land. The upper storey contains objects related to the sky.
Throughout the school, the floors of the classrooms are covered Marmoleum, A material made of 70% natural fiber and 40% recycled material. A series of colorful rugs also extend into the space to chat with the fun-filled atmosphere of the school. In addition to vinyl furniture and wool finishes suitable for children, acoustic coatings were also found to prevent noise from entering the room.
