Residential
Rezi 24 Showroom – Study / Kid’s Room, Singapore
Project Overview
The Rezi 24 Showroom features Goodrich-supplied wallcovering across study and kid’s room reference designs, a showroom application that lets prospective clients see Goodrich wallcovering in realistic residential room compositions before specifying for their own projects. Showroom installations of this kind let designers and homeowners evaluate scale, pattern, colour and texture under real-world lighting and against adjacent furniture, rather than judging from a small swatch alone.
Goodrich Global supplied wallcoverings across the Rezi 24 Showroom study and kid’s room reference compositions.
Goodrich Specification
The showroom wallcoverings drew from the Goodrich range to demonstrate the residential and family-room specification breadth the brand supports, from refined patterns and considered colour palettes for adult study rooms to the playful pattern-and-colour combinations suited to kid’s rooms. The Goodrich wallcovering range spans vinyl, paper, textile, natural-fibre, handcrafted, handpainted and digital print constructions, so each room type can be matched to an appropriate material as well as look. A wipe-clean vinyl, for instance, suits an active child’s room, while a textile or natural-fibre surface lends warmth to a study.
For families and designers visiting the Rezi 24 showroom, the wallcoverings represent the design and material range Goodrich brings to private residential specifications, with the Singapore gallery at Goodrich Building supporting subsequent project-specific consultation. Seeing finishes installed at full scale makes it far easier to gauge how a pattern will sit across a whole wall.
Project Outcome
The Rezi 24 Showroom wallcovering installation supports Goodrich’s residential specification practice, letting designers and homeowners evaluate options in realistic room compositions rather than from samples alone. The project demonstrates Goodrich’s residential range and the consultation support available through the Singapore gallery.
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