M/W-S

Minimalist Wabi-sabi

A Design Language
v2

Final touches

Good design is as little as possible. Less, but better, because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials. Back to purity, back to simplicity.

Dieter Rams

3. FF&E

The choices one makes in FF&E define a truly multi-sensorial experience. From the moment one enters the premise, one can notice the change in temperature, humidity, and even smell. That is because at every location, SLEEEP reminds our guests that they have truly come to a place to recharge by using an aromatic diffuser. This is the level of care and attention we pay to FF&E.




3.1 Furniture

More than fixture or equipment, furniture is most immediately tied to the visual character of a space. While SLEEEP does not have a prescribed set of furniture, our choices are guided by a consistent sensibility that helps reinforce the SLEEEP brand.

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3.2 FIXTURE

Fixtures, though they are fixed, interact with people. From the door handle to the faucet knob, fixtures contribute to the feel of SLEEEP. That is why in making fixture decisions, we prioritize user experience and ergonomics, not just the look of things.

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3.3 EQUIPMENT

To provide convenience and comfortable for our guests, we have been taking notes from our beginning days so we can identify when an equipment is useful and beneficial. Functionality, of course, guides our choices here, but we believe these are also some of the best designed objects out there in the world.

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