Eight interiors where chequerboard flooring adds a sense of nostalgia
由专筑网椰子，小R编译
一些药店、酒店健身房和经过改造的办公室都使用了棋盘格地板，这证明了棋盘格地板并不仅仅适用于厨房。
色彩交替的方格图案，让人回想起上世纪 50 年代美国餐厅和维多利亚时期各种入口处的怀旧风格，为不同空间带来图案化的背景和氛围。
下面的几个例子分别使用了瓷砖、石板到木地板和油漆等各种材料，为它们的室内装饰提供了一种巧妙的色彩、图案和纹理。
A cannabis dispensary, a hotel gym and an office in a converted 1930s military warehouse feature in this lookbook, proving that chequered floors aren't just for kitchens.
Alternating squares of colour, a style hearkening back to the nostalgia of 1950s American diners and Victorian entryways, can provide a graphic backdrop to any room.
The examples below were realised using a range of materials, from tiles and stone slabs to wood parquet and paint, providing a clever way of bringing colour, pattern and texture into interiors.
Photo by Mikael Lundblad
瑞典巴纳卡多咖啡馆，ASKA工作室
古巴阳光普照的酒吧和韦斯-安德森（Wes Anderson）电影中的对称风格为这家位于斯德哥尔摩的全天候早餐咖啡馆的设计提供了灵感。
黄油的色调和混凝土地板上的同色系方格，以及黑胶播放器和宝丽来照片墙等复古装饰都体现了这一点。
Cafe Banacado, Sweden, by ASKA
The sun-drenched bars of Cuba and the symmetry of Wes Anderson films informed the design of this all-day breakfast cafe in Stockholm.
This is reflected in its butter-yellow colour palette and the tonal squares painted onto the concrete floor, complemented by vintage touches including a vinyl player and a wall of Polaroid pictures.
Photo by Marine Billet
意大利 Il Capri 酒店，由 Graziella Buontempo 和 Arnaud Lacombe 夫妇设计
这对室内设计夫妻档 Graziella Buontempo 和 Arnaud Lacombe 在翻新这座位于 19 世纪威尼斯风格宫殿内的酒店时，力求在建筑的老派华丽与更为简约的现代优雅之间取得平衡。
经典的黑白格纹地板贯穿了酒店的所有公共空间，搭配新旧家具，营造出一种家的温馨感。
Il Capri Hotel, Italy, by Graziella Buontempo and Arnaud Lacombe
When renovating this hotel in a 19th-century Venetian-style palazzo, husband-and-wife duo Graziella Buontempo and Arnaud Lacombe aimed to balance the building's old-school grandeur with a more pared-back contemporary elegance.
A classic black-and-white checked floor runs through all of the hotel's communal spaces and was paired with a mix of new and antique furniture pieces to create a homely, lived-in feel.
Photo by Brian W Ferry
美国 Bonne Vie 糕点店，由 Home Studios 设计
美国酒店的 Bonne Vie 糕点店由红白相间的大理石铺成，旨在将欧洲咖啡馆文化带到盐湖城。
与之相匹配的碎丝绒椅子形成了一个小型座位区，与鸭蛋蓝的木制品和安装在黄铜灯具上的艺术装饰风格的乳白色球形灯相映成趣。
Bonne Vie patisserie, USA, by Home Studios
Alternating slabs of red and white marble pave the Bonne Vie patisseries at The Grand America Hotel, which was designed to bring European cafe culture to Salt Lake City.
Matching crushed velvet chairs create a small seating area and are offset against duck-egg blue millwork and art deco-style opal globe lights mounted on brass fixtures.
Photo by Ricardo Gonçalves
葡萄牙罗德里戈-达丰塞卡街公寓，Aboim Inglez Arquitectos工作室
葡萄牙工作室 Aboim Inglez Arquitectos 在翻新里斯本的这套 20 世纪 30 年代的公寓时，将室内的镶木地板拆除，露出了原来的地板。
这些经过精心修复的图案与地毯的功能大致相同，通过不同色调的木材，铺成一种微妙的棋盘图案，并以浅色木条镶边。
建筑师Maria Ana和Ricardo Aboim Inglez说：“我们认为，它的作用是强调房间和流通区域的独立性，同时也是统一整栋房屋的元素。”
Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca apartment, Portugal, by Aboim Inglez Arquitectos
Portuguese studio Aboim Inglez Arquitectos stripped back the interior of this 1930s apartment in Lisbon to reveal its original parquet floors during a renovation.
Fulfilling much the same function as area rugs, the carefully restored patterns feature timber in different shades, laid into a subtle chequerboard pattern bordered by strips of light wood.
"We believe it was used to stress the independence of the rooms and circulation areas and at the same time acting as the element that unifies the whole house," architects Maria Ana and Ricardo Aboim Inglez told Dezeen.
Photo by Ernest Wińczyk
Clay.Warsaw 办公室，波兰，由 Mateusz Baumiller 设计
这栋建筑前身为 20 世纪 30 年代军用仓库，位于华沙，采用了瓷砖漆板地板，现在是 Menu、Analog/Digital 和 Photoby 等制作公司的联合办公室。
建筑师Mateusz Baumiller将办公室布置得像住宅内部一样，引入了现代波兰艺术品，以及来自当地品牌和工匠的当代和复古设计作品，以弱化建筑的工业外壳。
Clay.Warsaw office, Poland, by Mateusz Baumiller
Tiled chequerboard floors are original to this former 1930s military warehouse in Warsaw, which now houses the joint offices of production companies Menu, Analog/Digital and Photoby.
To soften the building's industrial shell, architect Mateusz Baumiller furnished the office much like a residential interior, bringing in modern Polish art and a mix of contemporary and vintage design pieces from local brands and artisans.
Photo by Alex Lysakowski
加拿大安尼克斯药店，Superette 设计
多伦多的这家药房以意大利熟食店为蓝本，配备了熟食柜台，里面摆放着各种颜色绚丽的药物。
绿白相间的棋盘格地板为这种庸俗的怀旧氛围锦上添花，而凳子和吊灯上的番茄红则形成鲜明对比。
The Annex, Canada, by Superette
This cannabis dispensary in Toronto was modelled on an Italian delicatessen, complete with a deli counter that contains an array of pre-rolled joints and different strains and strengths of marijuana.
The kitschy nostalgic atmosphere was rounded off with green-and-white chequered flooring, while contrasting splashes of tomato red was used across stools and pendant lights.
Photo by David Zarzoso
西班牙卡巴尼亚尔之家，由 Viruta Lab 设计
位于瓦伦西亚传统渔区 El Cabanyal 的这栋住宅通过海军蓝和白色小瓷砖拼接而成，给人一种微妙的航海气息。
从浴室到寝室，所有房间都铺设了马赛克瓷砖，与瓦伦西亚的传统蔚蓝色瓷砖外墙相呼应，也从侧面呼应了这个地区的历史，因为瓦伦西亚自 15 世纪以来一直是陶瓷出口大国。
Casa Cabanyal, Spain, by Viruta Lab
A mosaic of small navy blue and white tiles brings a subtle nautical feel to this home in Valencia's traditional fishing neighbourhood El Cabanyal.
Featured throughout all the rooms, from the bathroom to the sleeping quarters, they nod to the traditional azulejo tiled facades found across the city, which has been a prolific exporter of ceramics since the 15th century.
Photo by Benoit Linero
法国 Les Deux Gares 酒店，Luke Edward Hall
英国设计师卢克·爱德华·霍尔（Luke Edward Hall）设计的这家翻新酒店充满了“反现代”风格，让人仿佛回到了过去的巴黎。
就连健身房也进行了重新设计，使用了奥地利建筑师约瑟夫·弗兰克（Josef Frank）设计的木质设备、红白相间的图案地板和错落有致的花卉墙纸。
霍尔说：“我非常希望这个空间给人的感觉充满欢乐、温馨和活力，既经典又有点疯狂。”
Hotel Les Deux Gares, France, by Luke Edward Hall
Colours and patterns clash merrily inside this renovated hotel, designed by British designer Luke Edward Hall to have an "anti-modern" feel that hearkens back to the Paris of the past.
Even its gym has been reimagined with wooden equipment, graphic red-and-white flooring and mismatched floral wallpaper designed by Austrian architect Josef Frank.
"I really wanted this space to feel above all joyful and welcoming and alive, classic but a little bonkers at the same time," Hall told Dezeen.
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