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We built up the interior as natural continuation of the architecture. By functional design we separated the area into two zones: the front zone was incorporated into the exterior creating public space and feeling of console silhouette of the building; the rear zone was separated through floor and roof design that allowed reducing depth of space while keeping the panorama.
Posted in store design
Tags: acoustics, aesthetics, architecture, artistry, Bulgaria, expression, functional design, functional problems, functional requirements, gallery of modern art, Graffiti Cafe, natural continuation, panorama, public space, restaurant, silhouette, stores, Studio MODE, Varna, ventilation
Marc Jacobs South Park windows
Posted in visual merchandising
Tags: marc jacobs, South Park, visual merchandising, Windows
As a leader telecomunication brand, AVEA likes to be different and integrative in his sector. With brand new customer experience center they wanted to carry their technology to a high-end level . They wanted to excite customers from the very first moment of entry, attracted by design when walking inside and think about details after they left the shop.
Posted in store design
Tags: architectural products, customer experience, mesh, PVC, shapes, space capsul, textiles
Luxury retailer Joyce has opened a dedicated store for the brand. Located at the upscale Harbour City Mall, the store measures approx. 149 sqm. and boasts a sleek design that appeals to the savvy, urban demographic with a minimalist black and white interior and luxe furnishings.
Posted in store design
Tags: alexander wang, collections, footwear, Harbour City Mall, hong kong, sleek design, stores
Browns Focus windows, London
Posted in visual merchandising
Tags: Browns Focus, London, visual merchandising, Windows
Shoes are displayed on thin tubes rising from the floor and walls throughout the store. In the minimalist, stark white interior it appears the colourful shoes are crawling over surfaces.
Posted in store design
Tags: Camper, camper shoe, camper shoes, collaboration, footwear, fujii, nendo, Osaka, running gear, sensation, shoe store, shoe stores, surfaces, thin tubes
Series of triplet low tables from solid oak with a satin glass top. Tables exist as self-standing pieces or as a set of intersecting coffee tables in different levels.
Posted in furniture
Tags: coffee tables, Dan Yeffet, FURNITURE, glass top tables, Levels, Lucie Koldova, satin glass, Tables, triplet
The world’s largest Porsche Design store opens in New York’s SoHo district. Housed in a typical cast-iron building on West Broadway, the new store displays the entire product range of the Porsche Design luxury brand in more than 250 square metres of space.
Posted in store design
Tags: cast iron, design, Eyewear, jeans, ladies collection, leather jackets, luggage, luxury brand, mobile phones, New York, porsche, shoppers, shopping area, smoking accessories, soho district, stores, watches, west broadway, writing tools
Residing at the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, the aptly named Melbourne Central is a landmark shopping centre recognized for its creative eclecticism and environmental stance, offering a truly unique retail experience.
Posted in store design
Tags: caesarstone, court experience, environmental criteria, fast food, food court, Melbourne, melbourne central, mosaic artwork, perfect match, project profiles, recycled material, restaurant, retail experience, shopping centre, stores, sustainable materials, The Uncarved Block
Common Man is a restaurant bar. Offering satisfying rustic, hearty meals and a range of local and imported beers fit for a hunger created by a hard days work. A hub of hearty meat pies, pasta and pizza… the staples that have erased hunger in bellies since days of yore.
Posted in branding
Tags: besser blocks, BRANDING, bricks, building materials, canopy, common man, interior design, Josip Kelava, melbourne town, roof tiles, visual experience, working men
gpstudio, the specialist retail design consultancy, has been appointed to help John Lewis give its Oxford Street Beauty Hall a multi-million pound make-over that will open its doors for the first time in May 2012.
Posted in store design
Tags: amanda scott, assortments, Beauty Hall, chanel, concept, cosmetic brands, cosmetics brands, creative freedom, department store, design consultancy, dior, gpstudio, international beauty, international brands, john lewis, London, oxford street, prime retail space, retail design, skincare, stores, wonders of the world
This is a project for a trendy Japanese fashion brand’s chain store in Shanghai. By the juxtaposition of different decoration styles, the design embodies the brand’s characteristics of “variety” and “mix-and-match”, at the same time creates a visual journey for the shoppers.
Posted in store design
Tags: aesthetics, asian market, core value, design clients, Design Systems, fashion brand, japanese fashion, juxtaposition, moods, precedence, professional design solutions, retail design, shanghai, stores, target market, Trend Platter, trendiness, visual journey, visual surprise
Kenzo windows Spring 2012, Paris
Posted in visual merchandising
Tags: 2012, Kenzo, paris, spring, visual merchandising, Windows
Ventura is an abbreviation of Bonaventur, meaning “Good Luck” or literally “Good Adventure”. An open, transparant shop front with a central gate and high windows attract the eyes of passers-by. An entree with a high ceiling is created, giving the entrance the appearance of a sacred space of contemplation.
Posted in store design
Tags: appearance, Belgium, bench, chandelier, Creneau International, diamond, high windows, inspiration, sacred space, shoe shop, shoe stores, stores, transparant, V di Ventura
Aura is a series of LED powered, steel cluster-able lamps that are suitable both for domestic and project use. The design is characterized by its seemingly invisible connection and light source, giving it a clean and elegant, yet slightly mysterious quality.
