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May 17th, 2013Francisco van Benthum store, Amsterdam
September 17th, 2012
The store is designed in collab with architect Thijs Murré, and feels more like an austere art gallery than a retail space…in a good way, that is. The building’s historical elements have been retained but are cloaked in various shades of solemn grey, all very compatible with the flooring of polished metal plates.
PHARMACIES! Conde Lumiares pharmacy by MOBIL M, Alicante – Spain
April 8th, 2012
This spacious pharmacy interior interior design was quite a transformation. The gain in height has drawn an unparalleled designed. The architect was clear that if the ceiling is maintained at such a distance, there was a risk that the client will feel unprotected. So, they devised a system of suspended cylinders of different lengths varying from 2 to 4 meters in size to central shelves.
Juventus Store by NIKE, Turin
February 29th, 2012
The store concept & design is the result of the collaboration of Nike Brand design Europe and Nike Italy, with New Store Europe taking the concept and turning it into reality. The result could be viewed as a prototype for combining sport with retail.
Kaktus stool by Enrico Bressan for Artecnica
December 7th, 2011
Taking inspiration from the fibrous skeleton of the Staghorn Cholla cactus, the Kaktus Stool is disarmingly delicate, yet capable of supporting great weight.
Patrik Ervell pop-up store by Graham Hudson, New York
November 2nd, 2011
In an ode to condemned spaces, architect, sculptor and designer Graham Hudson has created an atmosphere of total demolition. The interior surveys a space that is more an annihilated warzone than a run of the mill, streamlined boutique.
Carhartt Work In Progress store by Andrea Caputo, Verona
October 26th, 2011
Designed by architect Andrea Caputo as several other Carhartt Stores in Italy, this space will be the perfect window for the ever-changing brand’s reality.
The Home of Alfred Dunhill flagship store by Gavin Tu, Hong Kong
October 19th, 2011
Committed to advancement of the men’s luxury industry the label Dunhill opened its new flagship store called “The Home of Alfred Dunhill” in the sophisticated city of Hong Kong last month.
Via Venetto store by Buensalido+Architects
October 14th, 2011
For the first store we designed for Via Venetto, a 30-year old shoe retail store, the brief was to give it a new contemporary image to recapture its market. We therefore tried to find a balance between maintaining some of its characteristics and infusing them with newer, more contemporary forms.
Precinct 5 concept store by Kuub, Amsterdam
October 11th, 2011
Malvin Wix, a DJ turned retailer, has always dreamed of running a shop, one that features a range of original merchandise that lies close to his heart. He proves to be a man with very good taste with Precinct 5, the realisation of this dream.
Aesop store by Tacklebox, New York – Nolita
October 5th, 2011
Designed by local architect Jeremy Barbour, he adopted the same solution as when he created Aesop’s Grand Central Station kiosk, constructing the wall displays and counter out of re-purposed editions of the New York Times.
MAX & Co by Duccio Grassi Architects, Hong Kong
September 30th, 2011
The space is prepared with volumes that are pure geometrical shapes, cylindrical with casual textures but also apparently casual shapes closed with geometric severity.
A.P.C Royale boutique by Laurent Deroo, Paris
September 12th, 2011
A.P.C. has opened a new store on rue Royale in the 7th arrondissement in Paris. Located next to Dior, Gucci and Chanel, l’Atelier de Production et Creation (A.P.C.) is a beautiful boutique spread over two floors.
GOOD AS GOLD store, Wellington – New Zealand
September 12th, 2011
Based in Wellington, New Zealand retailer GOOD AS GOLD has opened up a brand new 170 square metre, 3 level store. Owner Ruben Bryant and his father Architect Ken Bryant designed the ‘tree house’ inspired store, making heavy use of beautiful New Zealand Macrocarpa timber.
Sit Shop Shu store by Chris Briffa Architects, Valletta – Malta
September 6th, 2011
The site for a new shoe shop in Valletta, presented a very limited volume – one 3x7m room with an underlying basement – which provided the most significant challenge. From the early sketches, we adopted a vertical approach rather than a horizontal one, and the volume was fragmented into one giant staircase which would combine display, seating, storage and all services into one.
Y. Di Cassanova store by Van Halewyck & Marco, Antwerp
August 29th, 2011
The semi-transparent aspect of the building is subtly mirrored in the interior with white glowing translucent panels.
Anukoo fair fashion shop by Atelier Heiss Architekten, Vienna
August 29th, 2011
Atelier Heiss has been entrusted with the design of the future home of the new fashion label Anukoo by EZA Fair Trade („Fairer Handel“). Anukoo stands not only for fashion with responsibility, but also for a confident visual presence with a modern design.
E27 pendant lamp by Mattias Ståhlbom for Muuto
August 25th, 2011
The simplicity of the naked bulb is hard to compete with. It stands for something that feels romantic and contemporary at the same time. E 27 departs from the essence of a lamp – the socket – creating a simple yet strong object that celebrates the potential beauty in simplicity.
Aesop Kiosk by Tacklebox, New York
August 23rd, 2011
Aesop, a skin-care company out Melbourne, Australia, has heralded its first push into the U.S. market by opening a kiosk at Grand Central that’s as American as apple pie. Designed by Aesop director Dennis Paphitis and Brooklyn architect Jeremy Barbour of Tacklebox, the place takes the great American newspaper and uses it the way every American does: by piling stuff on it.
Saxony World Square store by Interni, Sydney
August 16th, 2011
The store design was the vision of Saxony’s Creative Director Stan Wan, who worked with a team of professionals, including Interni and Stag Shopfitters, to execute the ambitious project.
