Stand’s main design icon was the archway that lies on through stand area from begining to the end. Floors and ceilings of this arch was covered with NG Kutahya Seramik’s tiles, so everywhere was an exhbition area. All exterior columns surrounded by big transparent stars made up of Serge Ferrari textiles and led wall washers. These details reflected Kutahya’s ‘bright future’ expectation.
The name may suggest otherwise, but there’s not an inch of azure in sight at Monsieur Bleu. Named after a fictional character, Monsieur Bleu – the restaurant that is already hailed as the place to be seen this summer, not least for its interior design by French architect Joseph Dirand – has just opened at [...]
Spazio Design showroom accommodates a variety of dedicated areas for different displays: from pieces at bespoke design furniture to tiles, wall coverings, home accessories. Covering over 400 sqm of area, the showroom has been organised into two main thematic wings.
Crocodile Concept Boutique at Vivocity, Singapore, plays with elements that can be ‘re-purposed, readapted and re-configured’ in what the designers call a transformable shell.
The new store concept for Laattapiste is designed to support the staff in selling bathroom entities rather than just tiles. The concept helps customers to perceive the bathroom renovation as clear and manageable process.
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.
The colors are kept neutral and slightly dark, with hints of smooth surfaces and details to make the right & exclusive impression that the customer wanted. The contrasts were therefore also important to highlight a few items and give the room a little drama. The materials are welcoming dark wood, bras, bright tiles, leather, mirrors, glass, sisal rugs and felt.
Main compositions of the space are arched ceiling and wall becoming a part, cladding in marbles, the purple floor which is the symbol color of this restaurant, the bar counter with crashed tiles.
A timber version of our ceramic Alexander tile, this small hexagonal tile is laid on a surface pivoted at varied angles to show differing shades and create subtle imagery and graphics.
Located in the center of Munich, the restaurant is famous for its bowling alley and urban industrial interior, designed by owner Stephanie Thatenhorst and interior designer Kristina Stöckel. The interiors feature an urban industrial feel with barn lighting and a few modern touches—concrete flooring, hanging bulb pendant lights and metallic tiles.
The store is light and bright, slightly reminiscent of a 1960s office space with wooden flooring, paneling and furniture pieces, all quite literally framed by a band of blue tiles in the window section.
Azulej Tiles by Patricia Urquiola for Mutina
The concept comes from the name of the restaurant, Azzurro is the sea, the mediterraneo, a little vacation during a day of presentations and expositions, the lack of daylight does nothing but increase the need of a cool and bright place that remember the outdoors.
The wooden flooring, whitewashed walls and carefully selected range of wooden furniture and displays form the perfect backdrop for the store’s merchandise. This is a one-stop lifestyle emporium as it not only carries men’s and women’s fashion collections, but also a matching range of cosmetics and products for your beloved home.
Puzzle the colours and configurate your own design. Master your surfaces from floor to ceiling…Take your pick between the standard and special color choices – and mix and match as you like- or opt for a custom color upon request.
Sushi-teria is a 1000sq/ft sushi restaurant located in the atrium space of the Citigroup Center that utilizes an innovative new ordering technology that combines ios apps with bespoke made to order sushi.
Inspired by its Stockholm base, ACNE has designed a 4000 sq ft flagship store at 33 Greene Street, Soho. All interiors are bespoke to the NYC store and feature a floor framed by black and white striped tiles.
Following the success of the design work completed for the Leeds salon, award winning stylist Gary Ingham asked Reis design to realize his dreams in his new salon in Hampstead, London.
Café Royal was designed as an ‘Industrial Chic’ tapas and wine library concept. The use of industrial finishes and an elegant lighting solution were the overarching concepts here.
The name ‘Waffles’ is a tribute to vintage sneakers from the ‘70s and a promise to potential customers that their feet are in for a real treat. We wanted to craft an environment similar to that of a candy store. White tiles covering both the wall behind the counter and the counter itself generate the desired atmosphere.
