Monopost studio

Czech Republic / Company ID 87364689 +

Founded at the turn of 2020 and 2021 by two designers, classmates from the Prague Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design. MgA. Petr Vykoukal and MgA. Stanislav Holý met while studying Product Design under the guidance of Michal Froňek and Jan Němeček. After graduating, they found common ground through a number of projects. They are united by respect for material and craftsmanship. Typical of their work is the emphasis on detail and logic of the designed objects and spaces, as well as the willingness to venture into unexplored waters.

Completed projects

Project	Kunsthalle Praha
Client	Kunsthalle Praha
Year	2022
Description	Based on the conceptual assignment of the agency WELLEN, we prepared the design of the reception, lobby furniture and shop design for the Kunsthalle Praha. The client's strategic concept defined the follow-up to the reconstruction of the entire building from the pen of Schindler Seko architects. Furthermore, the layout and zones of the entire lobby, especially the design of the shop with regard to sales parameters, were determined. The overall material and composition solution therefore respects the materiality and architectural design of the building. The anthracite color, the absence of warm tones and the work with the metal cladding of the furniture refers to the technological characteristics and the original purpose of the building - a substation. The utilitarian modules designed by us with a replaceable upper part in several heights follow the architectural composition of the facade in space. The furniture by the walls is framed by a typical structure of mottled concrete. The color of the modules contrasts with the unique terrazzo floor. Where user interaction occurs, the furniture is clad in anthracite sheet metal with a milled edge that emphasizes its contours. The overall ergonomics and high variability of the furniture is ensured by an ingenious system of relocatable modules in the shop and a lid in the upper part of the reception, which hide compartments for printed materials.