The exclusive use of institutional colours unequivocally communicates the equity of the brand, and two experiential and interactive areas called “smart lounge” and “virtual lounge”, in addition to the 9 3d monitors positioned at the entrance, complete the exhibition installation and the brand experience.
Overall, the grocery features an earth-tone color palette – complementary to the vinyl wood and polished concrete floors, reminiscent of a barn – and comprises a plethora of windows, bathing the interior in cheery light.
Designed by the designer Cláudia Melo for Mambo Unlimited Ideas – Ettero Design collection, this piece of furniture combines comfort, design, modernity, and sophistication in one piece.
In this particular project for Outer BarraShopping, Rio de Janeiro, Kube used demolition wood for the floor, a “Terracor” texture that is similar to clay for the walls, container´s metal sheets for the cashier and the wall behind it, combined with elements from the gardening universe for decoration and reinforcement of the concept.
The general mood concept, as for each corner, leaves behind every trace of sought-after casualty in order to create a sophisticated projectile spontaneous atmosphere, a new and clear approach, as expressly declared in the “Designer touch” choice, through Tom Dixon furniture.
On the whole, the design presents a marriage of east and west in design elements, together with a true infusion between modernity and classics, which reflects the client’s flexibility, adaptability and fashion-wise sensibility in branding concept.
It is designed primarily focusing on leisurely experience since pastry shops are known to possess many good things especially in a country like Paris. The restaurant design of Colorova is focused on modernity and vibrancy – creating a dynamic design.
Brubeck lamp is an instant classic sculptural design. An extravagant shape full of refinement and modernity. 100% handmade in brass tubes it’s possible to create any shape: round, oval, square or rectangular to perfectly suit your dining table or hotel lobby.
Benetton’s Milan flagship store occupies three floors, with a design concept that successfully blends Benetton’s innovation-driven identity with the sophisticated spirit of Italy’s fashion capital.
The Sheridan&Co design team worked with Blow to create a salon interior that feels sophisticated and metropolitan, and communicates the confidence and expertise of the Blow brand. The space is bright and fresh – every detail carefully considered to make the environment highly functional as well as stylish.
THE SHOP HAS AN AREA OF ~120 M2 WHERE 11 WORK STATIONS, 4 HAIR WASH BASIN STATIONS, A RECEPTION AND A WAITING ROOM ARE LOCATED IN THE SAME SPACE. WE HAVE ALSO ESTABLISHED A SEPARATE ROOM FOR THE COSMETICIAN WITH A TABLE FOR ARTIFICIAL NAIL TREATMENT AND TWO ROOMS FOR SOLARIUM INCLUDING THE NECESSARY BATHROOMS.
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.
The Spanish company came to A+D with plans to open a chain of stores in Eastern Europe. Stores were carrying around 100 pairs of shoes completed with bags. All set of shoes and a bag have its own style and should be exposed in the way that allows comfort of watching, touching and trying without creating a mass or overloaded effect.
In New York City, there’s no better time than opening a store during New York fashion week. And that’s exactly what Diesel did with a brand new boutique in Soho, its very first that’s entirely dedicated to the Diesel Black Gold collection. Measuring a spacious 2,500 sq.ft., the lofty retail space has been designed by New York-based interior designer Ryan Korban.
Louis Philippe flagship stores create a home for its three lines Luxure, Louis Philippe and LP Louis Philippe, offering a modern shopping experience with a sense of luxury. The facade and interiors reflect the sophistication, elegance & grandeur that are pillars of the brand’s culture.
Individuality and modernity, style and taste, creativity in detail – RENÉ LEZARD unites all of this into one.
Micheline is a printing boutique founded in the mid 70′s. Back then, it was very uncommon to find a printshop that offered both design and high-end printing under the same roof. The boutique came to us because they needed their brand and store to express uniqueness, elegance, and modernity.
The Barwa Bank branch design concept has been one of the most challenging projects that Crea International has ever developed: designing the most progressive Islamic bank of the future, showcasing either modernity and coolness strongly rooted with the tradition of the country was the brief assigned by the client.
Creator Anne-Pascale Mathy-Devalck develops made-to-measure cosmetics in a traditional manner. The story of L’Antichambre started in 2003 when a friend gave her old perfume recipes and Anne-Pascale consequently followed a formation in Grasse, the capital of fragrances in France.
Indonesian designer Alvin Tjitrowirjo has created the Linger Bench.
From the designer: “In this time where people seek for individualism and exclusivity, Linger is designed to bring people together; it’s nature is to attract and to be experienced. A media for people to gather and socialize, Linger is made only by human hands as opposed to machines. Using material that comes from nature instead of a man-made. An escapade of nature’s beauty harnessed by modernity.”
