a booth for tourists in the space

Philip Stark took the first steps in designing space: he designed the interior of the room for the first space program, Axiom

Axiom Space is a company of private space exploration to support transfer of tourists to the International Space Station in 2020. The missions will be at an altitude of 402 km and will live in conditions of microgravity for seven to ten days continuously. At this height, with this length of stay and with an inclination of 51.6 degrees, tourists will have a view of almost the entire planet Earth not one, but twice

The French designer has considered the room, which the will welcome future space tourists, be with fabrics, materials and colors inspired by the world of the uterus. Inside the walls, hundreds of nano-LEDs will be scattered. And the lighting will react to the mood and biorhythm of the "occupant".

"A fundamental law governs a space station: weightlessness," Stark says. "Unlike the limitations of life on Earth, life in space is a freedom for many directions, my vision is to create a comfortable, friendly egg, where the walls are so soft and in harmony with the moving values. from the human body to zero gravity … The traveler must feel physically and mentally the movement of swelling

SOURCE: RES-BEA