Annual interior design award

The Estonian Association of Interior Architects is announcing annual awards to impressive projects and objects where interior architects have created an outstanding architecture that meets both – pleasant to see and pleasant to be criteria.  

We are pleased to announce that one of the objects, where Vecta Design backlit stretch ceilings have been installed, a visitor center Fat Margaret, has also been among 15 nominees chosen by the jury. The visitor center as a heritage conservation object was a really interesting challenge for our team also. Installing light modules, which were in some cases 20 m long in such a historically unique and precious space needs careful planning and dedicated mounting.

All elements were placed in about 2 weeks period. Half of the curved shape light module solutions are created with white painted profile AL 22, white translucent material, and Osram high-quality LED lights. The other half, partially different shaped light ceilings have been installed in recessed gypsum board drafts. We have delivered a time-proof solution in which the enjoyable quality will remain and will keep the owner off from annoying need for maintenance.

This significant object as a visiting center for families will create treasurable lifetime memories and we in Vecta Design are proud to have contributed to it.

When starting to project a new building, each architect and designer should first analyze what are the space users' expectations throughout the most crucial moments of the day or regarding the visiting experience. Through the relations individuals establish with the layout, dimensions, materials, light and visual rhythm of the spaces, these spaces can make the invisible visible and enable to generate positive emotions and feelings every time one spends a moment or two in the room.

Create meaning with our ceiling!