The solution connects with the historic function of the tasting room and the atmosphere of the space.
It is part of the presentation, not a separate element.
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A solution that fits seamlessly into the tasting room
In Museum Nairac's tasting room, visitors listen to sounds using two buttons.
There are no screens and no explanation is needed. The controls speak for themselves and suit the space.
The assignment
Museum Nairac asked for a simple and robust system with two buttons. Each button plays an audio fragment for visitors. The object had to be intuitive, withstand intensive use and fit within the space.
Museum context
Use and appearance
The object has a calm design and is suitable for daily visitor use.
It functions without explanation or guidance.
Seamlessly integrated
No technology is visible to visitors. The object operates independently and reads as part of the space, not as an installation.
Result
The object is designed for daily use in a public environment. It is low-maintenance, robust and easy to operate without explanation.
The project shows how design, craftsmanship and technology come together in a solution that fits the space and the museum's history.
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