Infor, the third largest business enterprise software company in the world, relocated its headquarters and customer sales center to New York. The space was designed to capture Infor’s forward-thinking workplace style, creating an office that fosters impromptu encounters through an open plan setting with ample teaming and collaborative areas.
The kiosk’s seamless design is punctuated by hints of orange back painted glass, which add visual punch and draw attention to the display niches. An eye-catching, color-changing LED sign creates a visual beacon and also serves to represent the flavors of the season.
Jeffrey Inaba’s firm INABA was commissioned by Red Bull Music Academy to transform four floors of a vacant building in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood into a model learning environment. INABA has used dramatic walls and lighting to create unique collaborative work areas in place of the traditional classroom.
Conceived and executed within six weeks, this 5,480-sq.-ft. store for the launch of the limited-edition LeBron James model basketball shoe uses lightweight, flexible material, dramatic lighting, and sound effects to accommodate daytime retail and evening events.
The Art of Knit, by United Colors of Benetton, is a new type of pop-up experience in the heart of Soho, New York City. Here you will find a world of knit, color and creativity—the definitive story of the Benetton brand.
David Maundrell, founder and president of aptsandlofts.com, had a very distinct idea for the company’s second store front. As the go-to Brooklyn brokerage, Dave wanted to keep all aspects of the new office Brooklyn-related while executing his vision of a sleek and professional office space.
A cloud-like structure hangs over the students work. Each cell represents a project. The underside of this structure is clad with colour coded images of the students work. The bottom appears solid, but the structure above is very porous to allow for light to still penetrate into the gallery.
Bergdorf windows Spring 2013, New York
The interior of the store is particularly minimal, with jeans rolled up neatly inside stacked fixtures and wooden-framed photographs hanging on the wall just so.
The entrance to DIFFA’s Dining by Design 2013 represents the journey of an AIDS victim; illustrated metaphorically through the “light at the end of the tunnel” that DIFFA’s efforts provide. Through the use of perspective, one is naturally drawn into the show as they experience an array of mirrored light bulbs incased in a dark envelope
Moleskine’s first stand-alone store in the States opened today at the Time Warner Center in Columbus Circle. Straddling the line between “large kiosk” and “intimate shop,” the ovular orange stall stocks more than just the namesake notebooks.
The main sales floor is enveloped in neutral colors: creamy floors paired with an array of medium-dark and light woods used throughout fixtures and displays. Red, neon signage in the shape of Levi’s iconic logo above the cashwrap draws wandering eyes to a focal point; and creates a warm, intriguing glow that bounces off the darkly painted ceilings and down to merchandise below.
Bloomingdale windows, New York
In addition there were many areas where the reuse, recycling and relocation of furniture, glass systems and materials was used to meet a fast track construction schedule and the need for an expansive workspace environment. The use of simple elements such as glass, steel, wood elements, marker board and painted gypsum board were predominately used throughout the space.
Pentagram’s Natasha Jen designed the identity and environmental graphics for the exhibition Gimme More: Is Augmented Reality the Next Medium?, recently on view at Eyebeam Art+Technology Center in New York.
Tørst beer bar by hOmE, New York
Using the Grace building as fundamental inspiration, STK Midtown emphasizes high ceilings, an open façade and a soaring main dining room.
Lord & Taylor Spring windows, New York
The palette is lighter and cleaner, through the introduction of white finishes including marble, powder coated fixtures and a painted board ceiling. Accents of seafoam green and sage, connects the store with the brand’s Californian roots.
Rachel Zoe’s DreamDry salon, New York
