Shmarim, a pastries shop in shop located inside a large supermarket in Herzelia (near Tel Aviv). The store was designed in warm colors using wood, iron, bricks. The logo and the special lamp was designed inspired by the world of backing.
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Shmarim pastries shop by Studio Yaron Tal, Herzliya – Israel
May 17th, 2013Freemans Sporting Club store, Tokyo
May 9th, 2013
Bringing an authentic piece of NYC’s culture to the upscale Tokyo neighborhood, the original immovable front facade was deemed unsightly by designer Taavo who instead had the innovative idea to cover it with a printed synthetic scaffolding screen with bricks, windows and cloud reflections.
Kookwinkel Bianca Bonte store by OmasHuisje Design, Oostburg – The Netherlands
April 16th, 2013
Part of the floor is power floated concrete, the other part is bleeched solid oak parquet; some walls have been stripped of their original plastering, leaving raw bricks; other walls have been painted with a grey polymer based paint which creates a rough surface.
Yakiniku Master restaurant by Golucci International Design, Shanghai
April 11th, 2013
The recycled wood pieces are reshaped and used to decorate the red bricks, presenting a mottled color wall, coupled with charcoal that has been used in previous stores, demonstrating the image and characteristics of yakiniku (Japanese BBQ). Therefore, the design integrates simplicity and complexity, traditional and contemporary methods to showcase a rich and colorful landscape.
WOODEN STORE INTERIORS! A.P.C. store, London
April 7th, 2013
The brand’s new Shoreditch digs totally honour the brand’s retail reputation, featuring a simple yet stylish interior of white-washed walls, flooring of glazed grey bricks and suspended wooden shelving and wooden displays.
Paramana tavern by Tectus Design, Crete – Greece
February 22nd, 2013
At the ground floor there is the bar, the kitchen and the basic dining area. At the loft there are the toilets and a small area with sofas and dining tables where customers can enjoy their meal in tranquility. The main elements that have been used are metal, wood, bricks and tiles, perfectly combined to give the result that the decorators wanted.
Shang Xia store by Kengo Kuma, Beijing
November 26th, 2012
A lattice of extruded aluminium sections evokes images of the brickwork in Beijing’s old neighborhoods at this luxury boutique by Kengo Kuma and Associates.
14 oz. store, Berlin
November 14th, 2012
The retail space has been partially gutted and certain authentic elements have been matched with carefully sourced furnishings, one of them being a striking an antique library with a first floor gallery. Swathes of bare bricks give the interior something edgy, after all denim is makes up a large proportion of 14 oz.’s merchandise.
La Oliva Spanish restaurant by DOYLE COLLECTION, Tokyo
July 31st, 2012
Considering the construction costs, we wanted to make good balance of Japanese people’s preference. We used contemporary methods in total and filled with combinations of beautiful town scenery and clusters of Spanish bars.
Common Man branding by Josip Kelava
May 16th, 2012
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.
Catalina Fernandez pastry interior & branding by Anagrama, San Pedro – Mexico
February 29th, 2012
Catalina Fernandez is a high end pastry boutique established in San Pedro, Mexico. The concept in which the store’s interiors were based is the brand’s origin. It started in 1988 as a home based bakery and ended up as a successful pastry shop.
Cornerstone Restaurant by STUDIO RAMOPRIMO, Beijing
February 19th, 2012
The restaurant is located on the south-west corner of a office tower in Beijing CBD district. Design started in 2010 and construction was completed in early 2011. It covers a surface of 360 sqm. The space is characterized by the use of two strong walls, which visually define the space organizing the functional program: kitchen, dining areas, bar counter, pizza area, wine cellar and lounge corner.
Doboz party place, Budapest – Hungary
January 24th, 2012
Doboz (‘Box’ in English) is a new party place and cultural center in the 7th district of Budapest. The building was a children’s hospital of the former ghetto during the Second World War. Its residents slowly moved from the building as it has been gone to ruin in the last 10 years and nobody had the money to refurbish it.
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.
Dude Cigar Bar by Studiomake, Bangkok
September 13th, 2011
Dude Cigar Bar is located on Sukhumvit Road, in the heart of Bangkok. The red bricks– a material request by the owner– were carefully rotated at different angles to allow people walking by the shop to peek into the space from the outside. The material vocabulary is comprised of teak, brick, and sand-finish powder-coated steel to keep the space texturally rich.
The Gourmet Tea by Alan Chu, Sao Paulo
August 30th, 2011
The colors of the little tins of the 35 blends offered by “the gourmet tea” are the inspiration for the first teahouse of this brand. The design aims an economic solution to rapidly transform the small house into a concept store.
Design bookshop by Mendo, Amsterdam
May 30th, 2011
When you are in Amsterdam and you love design, MENDO has to be on your list! This design bookshop is one of the most inspiring shops in town with books about architecture, fashion, photography, interior- and graphic design. They also have an amazing collection of XL books, e.g. of David LaChapelle, Muhammad Ali (GOAT), Peter Beard, Michael Polizi, The F1 Opus, Valentino en Vivienne Westwood.
