Posts Tagged ‘netherlands’

POP-UP STORES! Mercedes-Benz pop-up store by Buro Loods, The Hague – Netherlands

May 19th, 2013

The Mercedes-Benz brand takes the center stage in this prime shopping location in The Hague. Powerful imagery and digital interaction combine with the live models in the showroom to create an immersive brand experience.

Stan & Co restaurant by De Horeca Fabriek, Utrecht – Netherlands

May 9th, 2013

The atmosphere is determined by the use of raw elements that come back in the interior and the furniture. A stonewall with chic round sofa’s, hardwood tables and robust steel cabinets. A striking large square bar with vintage bar stools in the middle of the restaurant, where the wines are chilled and where guest can eat and drink.

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.

Jumbo supermarket flagship by VBAT, Breda – Netherlands

April 16th, 2013

The refreshed interior features specialist food areas throughout the store where shoppers can learn how to prepare dishes. These stations offer shoppers the choice to buy the dish pre-prepared, take the ingredients home to make it themselves, or even eat in-house at the supermarket’s bistro area.

CTAC headquarters by M+R Interior Architecture, Hertogenbosch – Netherlands

April 15th, 2013

For the new office building on the A2, M+R designed an innovative working environment tailored to this need for informal and business meetings and flexible working. Most of the interior is taken up by a grand café, an eating and working café, conference rooms and team rooms.

Residence Haganum retirement home by All-In Living, The Hague – Netherlands

April 12th, 2013

The style is a combination where classical design meets contemporary, while still being appropriate for the elderly, who must be able to feel at home. We are a young and creative team from Holland, for this project we had to identify with a completely different audience.

Sugarcity showrooms & office by vanbrussel, Halfweg, Netherlands

April 12th, 2013

Located in one of two former sugar silos of an old sugar factory in Halfweg, the Netherlands, now newly developed for office spaces, a round open space on the top floor that is dominated by big diamond shaped windows. Because of the windows we decided to integrate the diamond shape lines in the entire interior.

Huis van Portaal Head office by Concern, Utrecht – Netherlands

April 11th, 2013

The House of Portaal is designed not only to perform as a physical space, but also to develop the relationship between management and staff, while promoting a high level of personal responsiblity.

Sjaak Hullekes store, The Hague – Netherlands

March 29th, 2013

The retail space has been given a makeover to match its newly acquired status and now features a more cohesive look. Dotted with carefully sourced vintage furnishings, it now boasts an increased homey vibe with separate sections of neatly arranged goods.

De Rode Winkel store by VEVS Interior Design, Woerden – Netherlands

March 18th, 2013

To give the customer a true denim experience we created a 20 meter long cupboard colored in IKB filled with jeans. This large aluminum structure has two library stairs and presentation bars for hanging jeans.

TNT’s CO2 neutral express office by OVG, Hoofddorp – Netherlands

March 2nd, 2013

TNT came to OVG with a clear mission: they wanted to be the first CO2 neutral express and mail company in the world. The new head office is to be first move in this direction. Making no sacrifices in quality for workspace and modern design and, above all, for the same budget as a ‘normal’ office building.

Het Arresthuis Hotel, Roermond – Netherlands

February 25th, 2013

Het Arresthuis is a 19th-century-prison turned luxury hotel in the Netherlands. The newly re-purposed jailhouse has been completely redesigned with chic, spacious, modern motifs while maintaining its rich history as a former penitentiary.

Skins Cosmetics by Studio Erik Nap, Amsterdam

February 15th, 2013

Skins Cosmetics aims to offer a unique and exclusive product range in terms of skincare, perfumes and makeup. This is achieved by importing famous cosmetics products in the world not previously been available in the Netherlands.

Bread & Butter Berlin 2013 Winter – TURNOVER

January 30th, 2013

Turnover was created in 1988 in the Netherlands. Since then it has evolved into an international fashion brand loved for its distinctive signature, and its elegant yet effortless, modern pieces.

BOOKSTORES! Paagman bookstore by CUBE Architects, The Hague – Netherlands

January 23rd, 2013

The shelves consist of open spaces that have function as comfortable seats to read, to walk through or as cash register. This will make the customers fells comfortable to search the books and sit down to look through them.

Athlon Flex Center Offices, Schiphol-Rijk – Netherlands

January 4th, 2013

Athlon Flex Center Offices, Schiphol-Rijk – Netherlands

Eneco headquarter by Hofman Dujardin Architects & Fokkema&Partners, Rotterdam

December 13th, 2012

The new Eneco headquarter is located in Rotterdam in The Netherlands. Eneco will introduce The New Working, which will lead to an efficient and sustainable use of the building.

UNESCO – IHE office by Fokkema & Partners, Delft – Netherlands

December 9th, 2012

On both floors office space is created for staff members and PhD students. The design is modest, making use of the qualities, offered by the building itself. High alcove sofas are used to create informal meeting spaces.

Getronics Experience Centre by VANDAAG=MORGEN, Zoetermeer – Netherlands

November 22nd, 2012

VANDAAG=MORGEN designed the complete interior for Getronics. At the centre people can experience the “new way” of working in all sorts of environments.

Rabobank retail banking center by Storage, Den Haag – Netherlands

November 20th, 2012

The Den Haag store features a glass façade with a massive traditional wooden door, emphasizing both the bank’s transparency and its strength and reliability. Inside the store is divided into two main areas: one is focused on financial advice and personal service, and the other on modern banking and automation.