Dress
your space.
The philosophy of spatial fashion.
Style your space as you'd style yourself.
When we set out to make a room,
we start with the furniture.
Most people begin a room with the furniture. A sofa, a table, lighting, a rug. Furniture matters, of course.
But maybe that order
is the wrong way around.
Furniture alone can't change a room at its core. You buy something new, and yet the atmosphere barely shifts. Something still feels off. Sound familiar?
You wouldn't build an outfit
starting with the accessories.
When you dress, you rarely start with the accessories. You choose a top and bottom to set the tone, then layer in shoes, a bag, jewelry. A room works the same way.
A room's top and bottom are its floor and walls.
What really sets the mood of a room is the surfaces that take up the most space — the floor and the walls. This ”spatial base” is what the top and bottom are to an outfit.
Change the floor and walls, and
the whole room changes with them.
Furniture, in the language of fashion, is an accessory. It can add sparkle and character, but it can't build the atmosphere on its own. If the floor and walls aren't set, even the finest furniture won't quite come together. Change those surfaces, though, and the very same pieces begin to inhabit a different room.
renovy starts a room with the floor and walls.
That's why renovy begins not with the furniture, but with the floor and walls. First we set the tone of the space, then layer in the furniture, the lighting, the smaller things. A room stops being simply an interior and becomes something you wear — a space that is unmistakably you. Even in a rental. Fully reversible.
Change the look, like changing your clothes.
Change the mood of a room
the way you change your clothes.
Enjoy composing a space the way you enjoy putting on an outfit.
That is what renovy means by spatial fashion.