The natural raw atmosphere of the space was kept and used as a base for the concept. Floors were made of concrete and casted benches were mounted directly onto the walls. A large fire place in copper and a unique lighting arrangement was custom-made to give warmth to the industrial environment.
The graphic behind the cash counter depicts the women of today chic confident and classy. The coloured mirrors placed on the ceiling elongate perspective and give the store added warmth. Mirrors have been used to give a spacious feel to the boutique.
A large expanse of field exists a small distance from this site. The owner and his family grow vegetables there with particular consideration on taste, breed, and cultivation method. The restaurant “Hanafarm Kitchen” was created to provide true lusciousness of vegetables by cooking methods that fully utilize ingredients.
Inspired by classic circus elements, this new project for Camper has colour and fantasy. The space is full of life and light, inviting people to dream. As soon as we step through the organic door, with a handle shaped like a candy cane, we begin to discover the surprises inside. There are no corners, only curved forms.
The primary architectural driver was to insert warmth into the existing stark concrete and steel building. Timber was used extensively, from the kitchen, shelving and tables which were fashioned entirely from ripped and refined scaffolding boards, to the reclaimed parquet flooring.
SMR Creative designed a series of paper cup for Pour Moi Coffee that will make you think twice before throwing it away.
HBA continues their rich tradition of integrating faraway cultures with the height of modern luxury with the design of the Park Hyatt Hyderabad, the first city Park Hyatt hotel in India.
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.
Nine suites, each one unique, and each one 100% Lagranja, full of details made exclusively for this project. The nightstands turned from oak wood blocks, or the wooden spoons carved by hand that are both a decorative element and a gift the guests can take home. The walls of the corridors are big lamps, the gym is at the same time ironic and funny.
With the request for an intimate dining room space, Pure Creative worked around the concept of an imaginary private kitchen/residence and developed an eclectic space mixing classic French influences such as moulding, wooden arches and distressed oak flooring.
In Italian, “Matto” is a light-hearted term meaning ‘crazy’ or ‘wild’ and this term embodies the restaurant’s unique personality and sense of fun. Pure Creative’s objective was to design a restaurant in Shanghai where diners could relax, enjoy traditional Italian cuisine and also be wowed and entertained by their interior surroundings.
The Danish retail design company Riis Retail has created a redecoration plan for an existing independent multi-brand fashion store located in the city of Esbjerg, Denmark. The 525-sq-m unisex fashion store Jill & Joy has been the leading fashion store of the Danish southwest for years and with it´s new and improved interior it takes the shopping experience to the next level.
Breaking away from conventional cosmeceutical store, Escentials’ 2nd concept store at Marina Bay Sands takes its inspiration from a woman’s New York apartment.
This fast-food rollout prototype features a modern, Mediterranean style with simple, rustic finishes, custom copper light fixtures, and digital wall graphics depicting scenes of pastoral Greece.
Chilli clothing is a small women’s boutique situated in an inner city Melbourne suburb. A complete re-brand was completed by KPDO. The brief was to design vibrant, chic and sophisticated new space that would reinvigorate this small fashion retailer.
Simple bread is an elegant experience at Vyta Boulangerie Italiana in Turin, Italy. ‘When people go to Vyta, I want them to feel it’s place that evokes the ancient rite of eating together,’ says architect Daniela Colli of ColliDanielArchitetto. The Italian bakery is nestled in a dramatic, glossy shop next to the city’s main train station.
The store has been divided into five unique spaces that reflect the different environments in which customers use technology ‘Home-Sweet-Home’, ‘Work and Play’, ‘On the Move’, ‘Let’s Talk’, and ‘Help is Here’.
Creativity and integrated design for the first optical and auditory centre from a Japanese brand. Elegant, daring and unique with a touch of Zen is how we chose to create this optical and auditory centre in Madrid. From the logo to the slogan, the furniture, the graphics and window displays.
The products are displayed in such a way to emphasize the design, rather than price messaging. Raw timber gives warmth to the glass and minimal products and as always the lighting is beautiful.
Concept inspiration was culled from a wide range. Poison vials from the early 1800’s provided a key inspiration. A modern edge was found through military details, and an influence from old beer and farm goods packaging added warmth.
