INDIGO Tattoo Studio

The client sought to expand into a 95m² open space for five tattoo artists working simultaneously. While tattooing remains the core activity, the design emphasizes the entry and guest rest area, connected to the work zone by a curved perforated metal partition. This element softly divides yet allows light and energy to flow, creating a seamless dialogue between spaces. The interior’s thoughtful material palette-perforated metal, muted tones, and curated textures-unifies the zones, blending function with form. The entry area doubles as a gallery-like space where artists exhibit their own work, enriching the studio’s creative atmosphere. The transformation is profound: the space now reflects the client’s identity-open yet intimate, raw yet refined. It stands as a community landmark where art and architecture merge into a shared language of creative expression.