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Recently opened outside of Washington DC in Woodbridge, Virgina, ‘Bluberi’ is a frozen yogurt shop designed by french-born Tokyo-based architect Emmanuelle Moureaux. The health-conscious brand wanted a delicious, fun and healthy theme to create a memorable impression upon customers, supporting the company’s future expansion plans. A large-scale graphic depicting a blueberry shrub decorated with juicy, brightly-hued berries stretch across the wall. The motif is scaled down and used as the logo for the website, cards and promotional materials.
Visually separating the store, red-pigmented metal chairs along a bold lime green wall with a white tree oppose a white surface and seating. Round and plump shaped lighting fixtures evoking the form of fruits are scattered throughout the space for a uniform atmosphere. Consistent with the shop’s use of organic ingredients in their culinary work, the interior features translucent colors with low-VOC paints.
Images courtesy of Emmanuelle Moureaux
http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/9/view/20574/emmanuelle-moureaux-bluberi.html
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