The project main objective was to expose the entire collection of fabrics, ribbons and accessories in a factory stripped environment. We chose to use neutral materials and colors with black and white pattern scales in order to visually not compete with the main topic of the environment, the ADINA product mix itself.
The concept he came up with was to develop a sophisticated play of shades, made by using different measures of mixing black and white. On top of it, the meticulous arrangement of items adds delicate layer of colors. The result is a masculine, yes gentle, style – containing a rich variety of shades and textures on the range between black & white.
Located within the Revived Woodwards Development, in the heart of Gastown. Objective was to create a spa like clinic that is eclectic yet contemporary, trendy yet classic whilst maintaining a clean and crisp feel of the overall space.
The Design pushes consumers through the store, making sure they doesn’t stay in one place. Walking through the store, moving and changing perspectives allow you to discover something new.
Natural artifacts like live moss and large corals are used as art pieces, including coral fixtures in the ceiling that are lit from above and moss inside glass tables, giving the impression of dining on a flowing stream.
Ripley assigned the design of the new image for the Tatienne corner, according to the “Hippie-chic” concept. A palette of warm and neutral materials was used in order to avoid competing with the clothing, including the utilization of textures, wicker and Córdova tiles.
Sculpted wooden panels cover the openings and windows, triggering a dialogue between light and shadow, while Alix Waline’s painting on the 6m high wall on the ground floor – a fine sample of contemporary pointillism – contributes to the high emotional intelligence of the space.
Coya’s setting is one of a wonderfully dilapidated luxe with Incan influences, paired with sleek and contemporary metallic finishes. The space brings together an array of painted murals, textures and finishes, and a string of antique Peruvian furniture pieces that collectively create an edgy yet sophisticated take on Latin America.
Already one of Chile’s leading department stores, Paris saw an opportunity to reposition themselves within their market as ‘The Destination Department Store’, and be known for service, fashion and style.
Millimetre design have created an exciting new gourmet delicatessen and eatery for Kildare restaurant of the year, Vie de Chateaux.
FLOR, designer and creator of high-fashion modular carpet for the home, is rapidly opening stores across the country and helping design enthusiasts customize area rugs, runners and wall-to-wall solutions perfect for any space.
The custom-made features include the metal work, herringbone patterned mosaic floor and the curved banquettes. Behind the bar, a graphic collection of old station clocks and vintage travel photographs hang off the hook and train screens to remind the users of the original location.
How to create a space in which each of these universes can be expressed from the colors, shapes, textures and images?, Why not think of a place that contains all these worlds?, A place that allows us tell stories from magic, technology, music and movement, a place in which small or huge stories can take place … a movie studio!!!
A trendy fashion store in Seoul, Korea, is intended to induce ‘delightful imagination.’ The shop is a mash-up of colours, textures and forms. Appealing to young teenage shoppers, the space reflects the Spicy Color brand’s slogan: ‘fashion is play.’
Converse as one of the brands that have made an icon in the sports industry, wanted to create a high-level flagship store in an important sector of the city of Bogotá, with a welcoming visual concept, is seeking a store concept where the product was the main character while maintaining the brand icons without losing its urban concept.
We see guys trending to tradition, so whether we are talking fashion, or choice of barber, guys are looking for simple and traditional surroundings. The shop is NOT a lounge, or place to get spa services. We want to keep it simple and build a reputation for excellence in barbering and service.
Israeli designer Yigal Azrouël launched his playfully edgy women’s clothing label Cut25 in 2010, building on the success of his well-established eponymous line. Dror developed the store’s 1,400-square-foot Soho space, which features an angular, geometric installation that plays off of the collection’s varied textures and body-conscious silhouettes.
De Gusto can be defined an “italian pasta University”, it is a tasting hall located inside Surgital industrial complex in Lavezzola (RA), leading company in deep frozen pasta exportation.
The hall is a culinary laboratory and it represents the heart of the “Research&Development” department. It is really important becouse it is the kitchen where Surgital can connect with its customer and promote its work.
Berani Jewellery is a high-end jewelry store in Toronto, conceived of a harmonious balance between sophisticated function and cozy experience. The goals of this project were both to create a new space for Berani Jewellery to flourish as an elite jewelry store and to provide the total VIP experience to each client, through incorporating elements of security, spaces for privacy, and a variety of subtly definedspaces.
A clothing shop in Seoul, Korea, is a fusion of cubes and colour. Throughout the 224-sq-m womenswear store are hundreds of lattice frames, shaped in squares that can be dismantled and reassembled to adapt to display requirements.
