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.
Eye-catcher and space-defining element of the tourist information is a huge wall-like wood pile, which is characteristic for the landscape of the Black Forest. The logs are not simply piled. Each log is cut into shape and perfectly stacked on each other, so that the 15.5 meter long and 2.4 meter high wood pile forms the topography of the surrounding valley of Baiersbronn.
Due to space definition characterized as hi-tech space we used here materials such as glass and metal, giving a feeling of smoothness and shine. Lobby as well as the corridors was paved pandomo molded epoxy layer and it gives shine and looks watery.
The functionality and the simple language created by the straight lines reflect the contemporary. The strong colors, the double height room, the exposed structure, the lighting, the rustic materials and the sculpture shelves create a scenic atmosphere.
Some graphics related to each brands were placed on the top of the shelves in canvases. Lighting fixtures made by rough-finished steel and custom-made surfboard with wooden grain give some accents to the shop interior.
Transparent coloured shelves are made from special Plexiglas characterized by glowing edge effect. Splinter surface structure in combination with smooth and glossy high-tech material gives a dramatic feeling.
The basic design concept: the desire to bring your customers to the brand philosophy: sustainability, naturalness, freshness. All materials, decorative items used in the project environmentally friendly. With the most recognizable elements of nature that surrounds us, it created basic style elements of interior.
Next to heaps of denim, the shelves are packed with a wide variety of shoes, bags, accessories and eyewear. In synch with the launch of the Diesel + Edun Collab denim collection, a special corner has been dedicated to the special range of merchandise.
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.
The idea behind this project was to convey the feel of a traditional, old fashioned eatery using contemporary design. The central focus of the space is a large cupboard placed opposite the entrance.
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.
Appointed by Urb-Orbis on behalf of Nike, Brinkworth helped resurrect London’s iconic skate park, Baysixty6.
The design uses a palette of ivory and soft sea green while a black-tiled countertop reiterates the retail space’s utilitarian aesthetic and recasts the modest tile in a scientific manner. European oak has been used for the shelves and flooring, and offer a warm contrast.
Reclaimed timber boxes are piled up to the ceiling to create a wall of shelves at the new San Francisco store for skin and haircare brand Aesop.
In order to achieve a mold to suit Melissa’s flexible shoes, Blu Water explored the shapes and outcome of compressing sheets and peeling layers. The peeling effect is apparent on the right side of the shop where, make-believe layers of sheets are peeled off the wall forming shelving for the display of the brand’s colourful product.
The restaurant features an open bar area where each visitor can order cocktails, drinks and coffees.The walls are wisely organized with rustic shelves and a very big image of “traditional cuisine” in black and white colours
Home shelves concept by Artem Zigert
Walls in white acrylic and window frames in 4 different colors. A glass wall can be the concept to naturally make connection to a place to the other. These elements can be a motivation for children to think more actively and creatively.
Dumas, a French designer based in Amsterdam, found a cheap and cheerful method for displaying and decorating the Spanish brand’s shoes. Long wooden sticks were dipped in paint, then sliced and stapled to create shelves, frames, lighting stands and wall fixtures.
O’Brien Jr. inventively recast several characteristic historic design elements and paired these with new and reclaimed antique white oak, used for flooring and strikingly articulated shelves.
