imondi Flooring, The Vicarage, 75 Hengshan Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai (2026)

27/10/2020

Featured in Wallpaper as a Wizard of Wood! Mum would have looked at that wooden shoe box I gave her when I was 12 and laughed hard at that....Thank you imondi clients & team. Abracadabra

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20/10/2020

The beautifully designed Gubi House concept space. Reclaimed Pine ceiling beams & rafters combined with imondi’s contemporary Engineered Oak Salamanca

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30/09/2020

Design Beijing with Casa Casa - finish reference imondi’s engineered Oak, Pinto

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21/09/2020

Our Reclaimed Barn Oak, Colonial in a university halls of residence in Brussels, Belgium. Don’t remember my old uni halls looking as nice as this!!!

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15/09/2020

A quick look inside this great commercial space in the 19th district of Paris - finish reference imondi Reclaimed Oak Raw as wall cladding

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10/09/2020

Had so much fun last night making a dress for the first time in my life, am enormously happy, think she turned out so pretty. And looks great in our new imondi showroom. We’ll carry on making great reclaimed wood flooring for a while to come but yesterday sure was fun

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19/12/2017

Peet’s Coffee x imondi
The legendary coffee shop opened its first branch in Shanghai, their first flagship store in China, located at 9 East Lake Road, with flooring by imondi.

The space makes use of imondi’s Pure Ice to give it a sleek feel that is classy in its aesthetic yet welcoming with its warm tones.

If you're in Shanghai and a coffee lover, be sure to check out Peet's Coffee!

12/08/2016

Hunter Gatherer: The Fresh Look of Healthy Living In China

Harn Sun knows all too well the challenges that go into educating consumers about healthy and sustainable living in China.
Having been inspired by the farm fresh scene in the US, Harn and her brother Anmao moved to Shanghai to start Hunter Gatherer, the eco-friendly grocery-and-restaurant that has been making waves on the city's 'green scene' since it first opened in 2014.

The Hunter Gatherer venues serve up delicious and organic selections of quick-service food, as well as all natural groceries and chemical pesticide free products. Thanks to Harn and Anmao, who play significant roles in the city's clean living movement, food which is transparent about its origin is no longer hard to come by in Shanghai.

Harn was keen to reflect the message of the brand - one which champions all things natural - in the interior of the venues, using imondi's salvaged products to reflect the farm-to-table fresh mantra in asubtle and modern way.

imondi's wood products add an element of texture against the backdrop of smooth, white walls, something that was important to Harn in the design of each venue. She tells imondi, "Hunter Gatherer is designed to feel comfortable and homey, therefore it was important to use lots of materials and textures."

This year, whole foods fans can look forward to two new Hunter Gatherer locations in Shanghai.

To learn more about imondi visit imondi.com, or check out our LinkedIn 'imondi Flooring'
Hunter Gatherer Yanping Road: #105, 135 Yanping Rd., Shanghai (Near Wuding Rd.)

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11/08/2016

WEIJENBERG Weaves Sculpted Timber Element Around RAW Restaurant

Merging gastronomy with design has led to the creation of RAW restaurant located in Taiwan's capital city. The interior collaboration is a project between Singapore-based studio WEIJENBERG and the restaurant owner and chef- André Chiang. Reflecting the menu, the interiors mimic how chef André's food can be experienced. Accentuated by the sculptural timber structure which softly weaves and curves itself through the space, it integrates as seating, surfaces, the bar counter and a decorative element; creating a journey and subtle transition from the bustling city streets into the distinctive establishment.

In total, the organic timber structure is approximately 65m long-handcrafted by carpenters and assembled piece by piece. With this prominent feature acting as a visual and functional focal point, the rest of the décor has been left modest and simple, enabling the focus to be between the customer and the food – whilst eating, the lighting highlights the dish being served, emphasizing the intimate atmosphere the chef and designer wanted to evoke.

Designer at WEIJENBERG comments: 'For us, it was important not to have distinct partitions as we felt this 'boxy' approach would be restrictive for a highly creative chef. We made raw intentionally interior borderless, yet we still needed to intertwine restaurant operations and functionality with design. This created a complex challenge as we had articulated a geometry that needed to have a strong practical element to it. Most of the sculpture is purposeful with storage, a wine island and a large counter by the entrance without compromising the beauty of the design.'

imondi is constantly finding innovative ways to use reclaimed wood. Check out their stunning range of products at imondi.com, or on their LinkedIn page 'imondi Flooring'
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Source: http://www.designboom.com/

11/08/2016

WEIJENBERG Weaves Sculpted Timber Element Around RAW Restaurant

Merging gastronomy with design has led to the creation of RAW restaurant located in Taiwan's capital city. The interior collaboration is a project between Singapore-based studio WEIJENBERG and the restaurant owner and chef- André Chiang. Reflecting the menu, the interiors mimic how chef André's food can be experienced. Accentuated by the sculptural timber structure which softly weaves and curves itself through the space, it integrates as seating, surfaces, the bar counter and a decorative element; creating a journey and subtle transition from the bustling city streets into the distinctive establishment.

In total, the organic timber structure is approximately 65m long-handcrafted by carpenters and assembled piece by piece. With this prominent feature acting as a visual and functional focal point, the rest of the décor has been left modest and simple, enabling the focus to be between the customer and the food – whilst eating, the lighting highlights the dish being served, emphasizing the intimate atmosphere the chef and designer wanted to evoke.

Designer at WEIJENBERG comments: 'For us, it was important not to have distinct partitions as we felt this 'boxy' approach would be restrictive for a highly creative chef. We made raw intentionally interior borderless, yet we still needed to intertwine restaurant operations and functionality with design. This created a complex challenge as we had articulated a geometry that needed to have a strong practical element to it. Most of the sculpture is purposeful with storage, a wine island and a large counter by the entrance without compromising the beauty of the design.'

imondi is constantly finding innovative ways to use reclaimed wood. Check out their stunning range of products at imondi.com, or on their LinkedIn page 'imondi Flooring'
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Source: http://www.designboom.com/

11/08/2016

Lisa Li-Seliger's Greatest Takeaway

To imondi's co-founder Lisa Li-Seliger, the greatest take away from her past 6 years of running imondi are the people she's worked with. In an exclusive interview with her during a farewell party held on June 22nd, she reveals that people are her greatest assets, and that it is because of her amazing team, imondi is where it is today; working with global brands and supplying high-end project around the world.

Besides her team, Lisa Li-Seliger also cherishes the partnerships forged with designers, which have developed into friendships over time. imondi works closely with designers to ensure that they fully understand their expectations and requests, with the goal of presenting their concepts in the best way possible.

As the brand continues to grow, there can be no doubt about imondi's bright future.

Here is the address of imondi's new office:
Surpass Court, Room 521, Building 5, No.570 Yongjia Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai
To learn more about our customized wood treatments go to imondi.com or visit our LinkedIn page imondi Flooring.

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11/08/2016

Designers are Utterly Floored at imondi Lecture

Last month imondi invited a group of Shanghai's most prominent interior designers to hear how wood flooring can be used in their work.

The event was held at one of the city's Naked hub co-working spaces, who happen to be one of imondi's esteemed clients, meaning that those in attendance were able to see first-hand the effect of using imondi products.

Led by Lisa, imondi's co-founder, the talk provided designers more information on imondi as a brand, their different products and guidance on how to install wood flooring correctly, as well as interesting facts about the history of different wood types and useful tips on their maintenance.

Not only were audience members astounded by the versatility of wood, with its wide range of colour and fitting options, they were also impressed by imondi’s commitment to sourcing high quality wood, as well as their dedication to developing durable products.

Explaining that it is not just different types of wood that contribute to different looks, but different parts of each tree as well, imondi inspired a whole new approach to use wood products. We can't wait to see this put into practice by the talented audience members!

If you want to learn more about imondi, visit imondi.com or check out 'imondi Flooring' on LinkedIn.

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