Indigo Zest, Amersham

The brief

Our task was to create a space plan and interior design that complemented Indigo Zest’s own in-house tech fitting skills.

There was a particular focus on ‘first fix’ essentials, such as data supply and power points, with technical drawings and 3D plans of paramount importance. Our installation also needed to be in harmony with The Sky House’s other upscale retailers.

Our approach

The unit was divided into three zones: a formal consultation area, a demo living room and an automation showcase ‘bar’. Each area needed to be stand alone but also flow seamlessly from one zone to another.

A place to play with home tech

The demo living room comprises a false wall covered in 3D brick paneling, a bespoke drop ceiling that allowed IndigoZest to install its automatic blinds, provision for an automatically-operated mood lighting system and power for a TV screen that rises out of a unit at the touch of a button.

Prepping for product display

The second zone takes the form of an automation showcase ‘bar’ - allowing IndigoZest to demonstrate a third party alliance. A new partition wall was added, allowing for the flush fit of a screen and control panel. We provided opportunities for the client to channel away wires and hide clunky fittings in voids, then customised the partition wall with a vinyl covering. MPL also created a glass fronted display cupboard to house an automation hub.

A people place

The third and final zone gives IndigoZest the chance to sit down with people in a face-to-face setting. Here MPL created a branded back wall, personalised with wall art in the shape of logo-matched 3D acrylic letters.