CA4LA store by LINE-INC, Tokyo
CA4LA store by LINE-INC, Tokyo
25 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
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Tags: CA4LA, LINE-INC, stores, tokyo
Sensacions restaurant by Denys & von Arend, Sabadell – Spain
25 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
Transforming a former garage in the center of Sabadell into a new concept in catering, making it like a catwalk for “Haute Cuisine Pret a Porter”, was a real challenge for us that consisted in translating this new concept into a new interior design style.
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Tags: audiences, catwalk, Denys & von Arend, design style, final result, FURNITURE, gourmet dinners, graphic design, interior design, porcelain, provision, restaurant, restoration project, Sabadell, Sensacions, spain, stores, tiles
Wallis window display Spring/Summer 2012 by D1 Design & Creative, UK
25 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
D1 Design & Creative worked with Wallis to design and create these spin painted acrylic discs for their Spring Summer 2012 window scheme. Each disc was painted by hand in store in a variety of bright colours and they are suspended in each window, some stationary and some rotating!
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Tags: 2012, bright colours, D1 Design & Creative, display, spring, spring collection, Summer, UK, visual merchandising, Wallis, window
Givenchy shop-in-shop at Hankyu Men’s store, Tokyo
25 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
Givenchy announced the opening of a new shop-in-shop at Hankyu Men’s Tokyo.
Artic pendant light by Cattelan Italia
25 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
Artic pendant light by Giorgio Cattelan for Cattelan Italia.
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Tags: Artic, Cattelan Italia, ceiling lamp, Giorgio Cattelan, light, lighting, pendant, polyurethane
Max Wine Gallery by Antonio Rico_architecte, Bordeaux
25 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
Max Wine Gallery by Antonio Rico_architecte, Bordeaux
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Tags: Antonio Rico_architecte, Bordeaux, Max Wine Gallery, stores, wine
COS Pop-up shop, Milan
24 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
COS Pop up shop – Salone del Mobile Milan
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Tags: Cos, Milan, pop-up, salone del mobile, shop, stores
Top Optic by Heikaus, Luxembourg
24 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
Top Optic by Heikaus, Luxembourg
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Tags: Heikaus, Luxembourg, Optic, stores, Top
The A Stool by Alexander Swain
24 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
The A Stool takes it’s design from a letter A. The A typeface is Replica: designed by Norm in Switzerland. The A-frame gives the furniture strength but also reflects my passion for typography. Made from accredited Birch plywood bonded with a coloured laminate and comes flat pack.
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Tags: Alexander Swain, birch plywood, FURNITURE, laminate, stool, switzerland, The A Stool, typeface, typography
O-CAKE American bakery by Plasma, Medellín – Colombia
24 April 2012 by retail design blog 1 comment »
O-CAKE is a local bakery created by the owners of a traditional food industry from Medellín, who wanted to start a new brand specialized in cup cakes, muffins, cookies and other American bakery classics.
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Tags: American, american bakery, bakery, Colombia, cookies, corporate identity, cup cakes, exhibition concept, Medellín, muffins, O-CAKE, Plasma, stores, traditional food
PULL & BEAR window display, Budapest
24 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
PULL & BEAR window display, Budapest
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Tags: Budapest, PULL & BEAR, visual merchandising, window display
Bama Lohas Café by Kengo Kuma, Tokyo
24 April 2012 by retail design blog 1 comment »
The atmosphere is typical of old Japanese restaurant in Tokyo. Bama Lohas Cafe is designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates. The roof, the insulation of the room and the restaurant’s walls are decorated with wicker.
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Tags: atmosphere, Bama Lohas, cafe, classic furniture, dry bark, furniture chairs, japanese restaurant, kengo kuma, lamp design, restaurant, stores, strands, tokyo, varnish, wicker, Wood
Viktor&Rolf’s Spicebomb installation by Tommaso Nicolao
24 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
The Viktor&Rolf’s Spicebomb Point of Sale launch campaign was designed to follow the originality and masculinity of the actual grenade-shaped product and visual. The idea was to create a high-impact art installation that would be consistent with the luxurious, playful surrealism typical of the brand DNA.
Basler Showroom by Blocher Blocher Partners, Düsseldorf
24 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
A showroom is the calling card of a fashion brand. It distils a company’s self-image, sets the look, the signature. With Basler, that means femininity, elegance and joie de vivre. In Düsseldorf, the designers from Blocher Blocher Shops created the perfect setting for the label’s fashionable floral prints and jungle patterns from silk to satin.
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Tags: Basler, black curtain, Blocher Blocher Partners, brian rennie, concrete wall, Düsseldorf, fashion brand, floral prints, glass facade, grey wall, metal walls, new perspectives, open areas, perforated metal, pink paint, private spaces, Showroom, spatial context, support structure, triangular shape
Jil Sander store, Taipei
23 April 2012 by retail design blog No comments »
The fashion brand now has turned its focus on Taiwan, opening a monobrand store at Bellavita, the leading luxury shopping mall in the capital Taipei. Located on the second floor next to plenty of luxury peers, it measures 150 sqm. and a mixture of white corian, shiny steel and glass makes up its sleek interior.
Levi’s Curve windows 2012 Spring, London
23 April 2012 by retail design blog 1 comment »
Levis coloured jeans in every colour of the rainbow are at the forefront of this campaign, but they are not alone. The curve they refer too is a play on words of the curve of a rainbow and the curve of a woman!
