By creating “The Wave”, Déri Design delivered the idea that prevailed in the international competition for this prestigious project. The key to success was a combination of the profound understanding of the brand and Japanese culture as well as a simple, surprising, and bold solution.
Manuel Bonnemazou & Agnes Cambus from Element-s agency have imagined for her a light and imposing wood structure that imitates a bird cage. This wooden structure assembled by a series of wing nuts is additionally combanied with thin and illuminated golden shelves on which are presented the shoes.
In order to limit the variety of the materials used, the shelves and counter are finished in blackened steel, which is also the basis for storage doors assimilated into the mortar wall or mirror wall; the basin that is Aesop’s feature is set near the entrance to effect a good view from the passage.
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.
A small studio space for 2 architects, a landscape architect and a meeting area. The form of the building was composed to maximize views in relation to required program.
This project was developed from the very beginning (even from within the product), a very unique ice cream: a shaved ice cream imported from Taiwan, and with a texture somewhere between sorbet and ice cream.
From “home touch” Collection left side, where we can find Tom Dixon appliques according to champagne shiny gold freestanding hangers, through Jeans Collection on the right side, characterized by brushed champagne gold wall cladding, to the final accessories room with fabric wallpapper and long smooth shelves.
The inspiration of the Vanke booth comes from the motive of the House. Expressing a pure land in the chaotic world, the Vanke booth, with its complete bamboo façade, stays calm amongst its diverse neighbors.
Inside the comfort to the space is brought by lowering the ceiling height, with the use of suspended betula wood beams across the restaurant, the suspended lighting appears between each wood beam to provide the exact illumination on each table.
The Covus employees spread over three floors. These theme designed rooms offer plenty of space for formal and informal meetings – for every call situation, such as the appropriate space the “cozy” library “shack” in the vintage look for dynamic group work, the representative white boardroom for official meetings and also the completly in anthracite coloured warroom.
The 20 meter long facade of glass brings the city into the room and you get a panorama view over the charming buildings nearby. Concrete and glass meet green grass and an eternal blue sky. The furnishing is a mixture of designer pieces, vintage and ideas own furniture range for office spaces.
The entrance feels like you are stepping into beauty salon; two African Coralwood coated pillars with mirrors, one with a water fountain, offer a fresh and delightful welcome. A collection of circular shelves adorn all the walls in the main room.
You can find the italian restaurant L’OSTERIA at the Groundfloor of the famous ‘Künstlerhaus’, located in the centre of Munich. Combining historical parts with new elements was the main challenge for the Interior Designer.
The interactive faced by Tokyo-based Moment Design has two faces – black and white, contrasting the product line due to its mono-tone background. The colored pieces appear to dance in rhythm, where passersby would enjoy the double-sided image.
A linear ribbon design motif is translated throughout the store in the architectural facade and interior graphics, and a contemporary and narrow palette of colors and materials keeps the attention on the merchandise.
The atmosphere and interior are kept minimalistic, rustic and slick. By using split-wood sliding shutters, an exciting play of light and shadow is created.
Where as the office is made up of a black and white colour scheme, the living spaces uses warmer materials such as bamboo grass. The walls are made up out of concrete building blocks painted grey, that slightly change colours depending on the amount and direction of sunligh entering the house.
On entering, the interior typifies a male domain which embraces a contemporary take on old world elegance which offers a high degree of comfort for its discerning clientele. Comfortable leather chairs greet the customer and a choice of high-end products for male grooming are displayed against a brown faceted wall.
The functionality of the concept allows generous merchandising opportunities, without becoming overwhelming. Product categories are separated by creating zones within a forest of 3D Tetris frames.
