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ANDTHENSTUDIO. have designed and fabricated a new space for luxury streetwear retailer Brother2Brother with the aim of translating finishes and materials from the urban landscape into a digestible and minimalistic luxury streetwear shop. This store was to be a backdrop for prestigious brands such as Kenzo, Ami, Valentino, ETQ, Givenchy and Neil Barrett.
Notable features in the space include the oak furniture, all of which was yielded from one single reclaimed tree trunk supplied by a specialist lumberjack in Kent. The floor was made from hand poured resin with three layers of tone to create a unique marbling effect. The clay and aggregate surfaces were shaped by hand on-site before the material hardened to give the corrugated look.
Project Designers: Richard Whitaker, Hannah Smith
Production Collaboration: RDD Projects
Fit out: DJR Installations
Photography & Video: French + Tye
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