The concept behind this store catch the surf spirit, mixed with a south American beach soul. MF Architectural, is an studio specialice in brandscape and scenography architecture. The wood, the materials, the interior design express the relation between the sea and the colors of the sunset in Peru.
The atmosphere is typical of old Japanese restaurant in Tokyo. Bama Lohas Cafe is designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates. The roof, the insulation of the room and the restaurant’s walls are decorated with wicker.
Furniture combing the cast aluminium and wood.The negative factor of burnt wood is transformed into aesthetic and emotional value. Preservation of the natural form of the tree trunk within the explicit boundaries. The general,squared form intensifies the artificial feeling, and in the same time keeps the memory of the material.
The Pepe Jeans London flagship store by Francisco Segarra in Amsterdam. The store features brick and worn wood covered walls, and vintage style furniture like old trunks and antique radios.
This clever lamp is shaped like a giant lightbulb and houses a… lightbulb. Designed by Suck UK friend Barend Hemmes, it’s made from laser cut wood, which leaves a crisp burned edge and creates a satisfying, waffle-like glow.
This lamp is a fantastic product, the light which shines through gives a very decorative effect on the walls and ceiling.
Venice wood table by Claudio Bellini for Riva 1920
In Tokyo’s suburb Omiya, a three-storey salon is kept organized by a series of dividing screens that separate spaces according to function. The project converted two separate buildings – one concrete and one wood – into a one continuous three-storey salon. The concrete structure had housed a gallery, while the wooden one was a shoe store.
A new expressive sliver restaurant interior design project have been completed by Russian designers DarkDesignGroup. This beautiful natural wooden-based restaurant interior furniture decoration impress us with its great ceiling design that gives us a feeling just like if you’re underneath a canopy of treetops.
M_COCOON lamp by Gael Wuithier.
Belgian designer Kaspar Hamacher has produced a series of low stools / tables made from tree trunks which have been formed by use of fire.
Based in Wellington, New Zealand retailer GOOD AS GOLD has opened up a brand new 170 square metre, 3 level store. Owner Ruben Bryant and his father Architect Ken Bryant designed the ‘tree house’ inspired store, making heavy use of beautiful New Zealand Macrocarpa timber.
Irishman Ray Power designed the Link family for LZF with a rigorous study of form and geometry. Made up of Moebius strips piled on top of one another, it confers warmness thanks to an interesting light and shadow play.
Danish retailer and label Wood Wood have recently opened a new store in the heart of downtown Copenhagen. Designer Karl-Oskar Olsen, who also boasts interior design as one of his traits has made great use of the space with a dignified design.
The site for a new shoe shop in Valletta, presented a very limited volume – one 3x7m room with an underlying basement – which provided the most significant challenge. From the early sketches, we adopted a vertical approach rather than a horizontal one, and the volume was fragmented into one giant staircase which would combine display, seating, storage and all services into one.
The Vane X Sebago relationship is now 4 years strong, In celebration the team has created a space which showcasing Sebagoʼs time-proven construction and manufacturing combined with Vaneʼs unique design sensibilities as Vane injects a Downtown fashion aesthetic into Sebagoʼs DNA.
