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Fastabarista branding by gizmo.studio
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Visual variety is built on the American graphic examples of the 70s – the age of highways, choppers, cabriolets and the air of freedom. The brand logo is created in this style.
Posted in branding, packaging 
Tags: brand strategy, BRANDING, coffeehouse, Fastabarista, gizmo.studio, Packaging
Team 8 Office by Kedem Shinar Architecture & Design and Skorka Architects, Tel Aviv – Israel
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
A special emphasis was given to the materials which combine a mix of concrete, light wood and colored aluminium profiles. The glass walls wrap around the space and in combination with the lighting create a sense of endlessness.
Posted in office
Tags: israel, Kedem Shinar Architecture & Design, light wood, office, officedesign, Skorka Architects, Team 8, tel aviv
JZ Club Shanghai by STUDIO C8, Shanghai – China
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The JZ Club is one of the most well known jazz clubs in Shanghai, and even in China. Live music seven days a week, they have been attracted jazz lovers since it launched in 2004. The design team aimed to elevate their characteristic ambience and the exciting experience of enjoying jazz music at the new venue.
Car workshop and office by Neri&Hu, Beijing – China
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Neri&Hu wanted to preserve as much of the original building as possible, while creating a new interior that recaptures the “allure and magic” once associated with with the car industry. To do this, architects Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu juxtaposed an industrial palette of metalwork and grey paintwork with refined walnut timber and brushed bronze elements that recall the craftsmanship of antique cars.
Posted in office
Tags: Beijing, brick walls, Car, car repair garage, china, industrial, Neri&Hu, office, workshop
Travelstart headquarters by Inhouse Brand Architects, Cape Town – South Africa
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The brand’s distinctive colour scheme of blue, white and grey dominates every floor. The circular logo, prominent on the ground floor, persists on the first and second in the form of circular ceiling pendants that lower the lighting. The open layout, transparent walls and four-metre-high ceilings foster ease of access, create a spacious atmosphere, and help to ensure that full use is made of the natural light from the building’s sizable windows.
Posted in office
Tags: Cape Town, Headquarters, Inhouse Brand Architects, office, officedesign, South Africa, Travelstart
N Dental Clinic by Quaddesign, Seoul – Korea
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The two dimensional space is, therefore, interpreted three dimensionally, enriching the experience of the users. Because the wall at the waiting room is serving too many purposes, we wanted to make it disappear. Mirror was used to deeply allow a lawyered space.
Posted in dental
Tags: dentist, healthcare, korea, N Dental Clinic, Quaddesign, seoul
Mrs B Salon by Pallavi Dean Interiors, Dubai – UAE
25 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The custom designed styling stations are complete with integrated power sockets for equipment, entertainment drawers with ipads and dekton worktops. The Belmont Takara chairs traditionally used in Barber shops add a masculine touch and are perfect for feminine face treatments!
Posted in hairdresser
Tags: dubai, hair salon, hairdresser, mirrors, Mrs B Salon, Pallavi Dean Interiors, reflective surfaces, UAE
Vista Walkerhill Hotel by Quaddesign, Seoul – South Korea
24 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The floor and mass of the walls were finished with gray colored main stone with minimal design. White marble pillars and floor patterns give special characters to the space. Through wall, situated at the edge of RE: BAR, opens up and closes the space smoothly. Furniture of the lounge was placed to offer a warm, cozy feeling to remind a living room and a den.
Posted in hotel, restaurant
Tags: black marble, ceiling, floor patterns, Hotel, lounge, minimal design, private, Quaddesign, seoul, south korea, stone, Vista Walkerhill, walls, warm
Lejanamente Juntos wine by Dizen
24 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Trivento winery (belonging to the Concha y Toro group) selected us to develop this project that should be positioned as a niche product within its vast portfolio. Lejanamente Juntos is a wine that has a “author wine” profile in which the premise was to be different from the “TRIVENTO image style”.
HomeAway Offices by OSCA, Singapore
24 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
A “Bar Styled” conference space with high stool at table setting (talk about work meets play). A homely “living room” discussion space with comfortable lounge furniture for causal discussions. We created a “bean bags room” where it is even more causal with dozens of beanbags to hug!
Coco Retro Bistro by 32 mq & Inside Out Contracts, Tunbridge Wells – UK
24 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Walking up the dark-black staircase guests arrive into a bright, modern restaurant space where the white and powder blue colour palette provide a stark contrast to the ground floor. The ceiling has been removed to expose the roof structure and light wooden columns divide the fireplace area from the rest of the restaurant.
Posted in restaurant
Tags: 32 mq, bar, bistro, brasserie, brick walls, ceiling, Coco, dining, floor, Inside Out Contracts, modern, restaurant, retro, Tunbridge Wells, UK, wooden panels
Practicing teaching experiment by CAFAarchStudio10, Beijing – China
24 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The subject requires each student to create a small structure with envelope enclosure from concept design to construction, so as to achieve true experience of the three aspects as scale, material and use through the whole process, creating space by the way of structure; expressing structure by materials and nodes; and creating a space atmosphere to achieve physical body perception.
Posted in installation & exhibition
Tags: Beijing, CAFAarchStudio10, china, construction, experiment, Installation, landscape, materials, Practicing, relationship, space, structures, teaching, training
Theia creative tiles
24 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Theia offers a continuously growing collection of Portuguese handmade ceramic tiles suitable for covering surfaces, allowing for endless possibilities when it comes to lending personality, history and meaning to any space.
Posted in tiles
Tags: ceramic tiles, collection, CREATIVE, materials, possibilities, surfaces, Theia, tiles, traditional, unique
Betili concept stores by Studio Samuelov, Beer-Sheva – Israel
24 July 2017 by retail design blog 1 comment »
The store’s centerpiece is the “Betili Studio” where customers can take an active part in designing various furniture, selecting finishing materials and planning furniture settings fitting their home. This customer empowerment allows the retailer to take over the home design domain and strengthen its position as THE dominant signature in that domain.
Posted in home decor
Tags: accessories, Beer Sheva, Betili, centerpiece, concrete, customers, entrance, finishing materials, home decor, israel, raw wood, signature, stores, Studio Samuelov
Meat Restaurant “Sazha” by YOD design lab, Sums’ka oblast – Ukraine
22 July 2017 by retail design blog 1 comment »
A picturesque Ukrainian name “Sazha” (soot – is a black powder mass that is deposited in the furnaces, chimneys owing to incomplete combustion of fuel) became both a starting point for creating the atmosphere of the restaurant, and bright reflection of its overall concept. The restaurant’s interior is realized in black and gray tones with blotches of bright copper color in the decoration and blue in the furniture.
Posted in restaurant
Tags: meat, restaurant, Sazha, Sums'ka oblast, Ukraine, YOD Design Lab
The Naked Marshmallow Co Branding and Packaging Design by Design Happy
22 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Taking campfire marshmallow toasting as our inspiration we amplified Naked’s handmade proposition with a simplistic, understated brand mark working in tandem with an iconic crossed sticks marshmallow graphic. After considering many structures we settled on a bespoke pillow box with a tent inspired diecut. Bright, punchy colours added shelf appeal and standout.
Posted in branding, packaging
Tags: BRANDING, Design Happy, Marshmallow, Naked, Packaging, packaging design, The Naked Marshmallow Co
OUALLIN clothing office and showroom by Bernard Space Design, Tianan Cyber Park – China
22 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
The whole design conveys a feeling of simple fashion – a space with style and quality. The entrance design does not present any superfluous element but brings the modern feeling with its own logic of shape and the quality of materials and light.
Posted in office, showroom
Tags: Bernard Space Design, china, office, officedesign, OUALLIN clothing, Showroom, Tianan Cyber Park
UGG Glitter Sneaker windows by Shimmerwall, New York City
22 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Featuring a blend of summery pink and silver sequins as a backdrop to the distinctive footwear, the bespoke visual merchandising can be seen in UGG’s 28 stores across Hawaii, Canada and the USA, including UGG’s flagship store on Madison Avenue, New York.
Posted in VM
Tags: footwear, Glitter Sneaker, Shimmerwalls, UGG, USA, visual merchandising
Supercheap Auto flagship store by McCartney Design, Penrith – Australia
22 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
This is New Retail- it’s all about the customer. Over the front door there’s a rock concert sized LED screen. Out the front of the store are fitment bays where you can have your new purchases fitted and have a battery of tests and checks done.
Posted in other stores
Tags: australia, auto accessories, auto parts, flagship, McCartney Design, Penrith, stores, Supercheap Auto
Blossom Dreams Hotel by Co-Direction Interior Design, Yangshuo – China
21 July 2017 by retail design blog No comments »
Symmetrical design techniques is used for the lobby to convey the order aesthetics of new Chinese style. Simple lines are full of modern and fashion sense, which meet the contemporary aesthetic manner while bringing tradition to building.
Posted in hotel
Tags: Blossom Dreams, boutique hotel, china, Co-Direction Interior Design, Hotel, Yangshuo
