Concept store

De Bonte Koe, a family-owned business established in 1992, has evolved over the years into a chocolate sensation, boasting a historic base in Schiedam, a contemporary chocolate concept store in The Hague, and an outlet in Rotterdam. Led by the new generation, Amy and Connor Klein, the company collaborated with Studio Ninetynine to craft a fresh interior concept for their expanding chocolate brand. Keng Pereira Keng Pereira Keng Pereira Design concept At the heart of the chocolate shop's design stands a striking 10-meter counter, showcasing an array of chocolates elegantly presented on bespoke wooden trays. This multifunctional counter plays several roles: it serves as an eye-catching window display with its dark green trays... Más

The design for the new store of ÔDA Design - located in the Juvevê neighborhood in Curitiba/PR - marks yet another chapter in the long standing partnership between the office and the store. At this new address, a typical neighborhood house, the brand gains more space to develop its own identity, expanding their options to showcase design pieces and processes. Eduardo Macarios Eduardo Macarios The reform was simple, with little interventions. As the building has load-bearing walls, we did not propose any changes in the organization of the space. Luckily, the main room was already unified by a previous renovation, exposed by the large metal beam in the middle of the space. Therefore, the main interventions were the revi... Más

One of seven concept stores globally, Mercedes me occupies a prominent position in an area of the city currently undergoing extensive regeneration. Part of an extensive Rialto redevelopment, the design provides a focal point for the surrounding precinct. Peter Clarke A primary driver was to create a space to showcase Mercedes-Benz’s active role in Melbourne’s cultural landscape through its support of festivals and events. It was also to provide a platform for engaging with Melbourne’s thriving artisan community. Peter Clarke Embracing versatility on multiple levels, the design unfolds in a sequence of spaces that vary in size and character, each transitioning seamlessly from daytime cafe and meeting place to ev... Más

Fabric Flavours is a kids clothing store in North London. The two-storey Concept Store has a surprise below the shop floor, where there are custom-built Velorooms for the children to try out the bikes and scooters available upstairs. The Velorooms are industrial and yet inviting.   Caption Caption Caption Caption Más

En el centro de la ciudad y en el distrito del Eixample, en el eje comercial del Paseo de Gracia, se ha diseñado la nueva sede corporativa de Carner Barcelona. Una marca local de perfumes exquisitos, intensos e innovadores en Barcelona.   Está localizada en un edificio que conserva sus elementos constructivos originales y típicos de la arquitectura catalana. La sobriedad y autenticidad de los espacios diseñados permiten que los valores y la filosofía de la marca emerjan. Está contextualizada en el Mediterráneo y en la artesanía local. Asimismo, el color blanco homogéneo resultante hace que el producto destaque. Las estrategias se centran en la búsqueda de un proyec... Más

Taking inspiration from the multifaceted lifestyles of Shanghai millennials, Kokaistudio’s interiors for Assemble by Réel concept store quite literally brings the outside in. Taking shoppers on a style journey, landmarked by striking installations, the resulting layout guides visitors through distinct districts and trends in a way that is nothing if not memorable. Located on the third floor of a high-end shopping mall in Shanghai, Assemble by Réel is a men’s fashion and lifestyle concept store. In creating the venue’s layout and approach, Kokaistudios looked to the city itself and the style-inspired passions of its young, trendy demographic. With this in mind, interiors feature eye-catching installations based on recognizable architect... Más

NO WÓDKA is a concept store that shows a fine selection of todays' lively Polish art and design in Berlin. The main concept created by KONTENT brings a new approach to product display that thinks outside the norm of standard wall mounted shelves. Designers wanted shop to be a paraphrase of a wardrobe in which you enter. The result is a large, self-supporting structure made of scaffold beams and as the shop name NO WÓDKA suggests it breaks through the typical stereotypes with the interior design following this rule. Store space has been divided into two spaces: moveable front, and fixed, solid back. The front space consists of movable elements such as a counter, cabinets and shop window arrangement that can be connected, disconn... Más