Boutique

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Project • By One Fine Day Studio & PartnersShops

PlaySERIOUS

This is a new venture by a small boutique store, experimenting with the design of a compact low-ceilinged space. The site was originally a department store with limited vertical space, so ofD (refers to “One Fine Day Studio & Partners”) used varying ceiling heights to create distinct functional areas and to maintain an open spatial relationship. The space is divided into two zones: the front area, which serves as an outward-facing display area, and the back area, which is dedicated to internal services.  YUUUUNSTUDIO YUUUUNSTUDIO YUUUUNSTUDIO YUUUUNSTUDIO YUUUUNSTUDIO Inspired by time: Butterflies embody the ability to undergo metamorphosis, representing a subtle vibration that propels us into... More

Project • By Prashant Parmar ArchitectOffices

A Jewellery Boutique Design At C.G. Road

Inclined Studio The client approached us with the willingness to design A Jewellery Boutique at one of the prime locations in Ahmedabad, named CG Road. This 1500 sq. ft. carpet area boutique store is designed to be serene, with neutral white walls and minimal texture added by veneering furniture. Inclined Studio The main aim of the design was to amalgamate creativity, functionality, and practicality to provide a completely immersive experience to the client and the customers. It was to be kept in mind that the design should not only be trendy and refreshing but also maintain a certain degree of the classic timelessness the brand stood for. Inclined Studio The curved arches for showcasing the jewellery and the soft, irr... More

Project • By O&O StudioShops

Qing

“Qing” is the retail display props specially designed for the Atelier Intimo brand. Itis used in their retail stores in different cities across the country, including Shanghai Grand Gateway Store and Hangzhou Kerry Store. O&O Studio Katt Chung Yap The furniture and decors of traditional Chinese houses have always been an indispensable part in Chinese architecture. The essense is a collective success of the citizens’ talent and culture throughout thousands of years. Katt Chung Yap O&O Studio As the name suggests, “Qing” is a new prop series developed for Atelier Intimo. Originating from traditional Chinese furniture, each piece holds its unique concept, form, style and characteristi... More

Project • By HONGDesignworksShops

INTHE_Shop

INTHE_Shop is a multi-branded home furnishing boutique located in the Xi'an Maike Centre that brings art to life. The two-storey space is designed by Dang Ming of HONG Designworks, integrating simplicity and transparency into the space, using "life" as a medium to create an immersive experience and convey the secret language of art and space. Tan Xiao The category covers the world's top design furniture, lamps, home accessories, in addition, INTHE_ shop continues to independently design and develop a series of products, provide coffee tasting services, make life artistic and interesting, and make more people pay attention to original culture and diversified lifestyle. Tan Xiao The front entrance of the store is built as a simple... More

Project • By Cerámica MayorHotels

Yours Boutique Hotel

Located in Valencia's Ruzafa district is this minimalist design hotel for which Eseiesa Arquitectos used cement as the common thread throughout the project. Caption The Yours Boutique Hotel has 12 intimate spaces, one of which is the multifunctional interior courtyard with a pleasant porcelain stoneware swimming pool in Stromboli Light by Cerámica Mayor, a space that invites relaxation and rest. Caption Caption More

Project • By Johnson ChouShops

Carnabys

Located in Toronto’s East Liberty Village, Carnabys is a jewellery boutique that offers unique collections, bespoke and personal assistance to those who wish to design their own jewellery. Ben Rahn/A-Frame Ben Rahn/A-Frame The space is both a jewellery boutique and design studio, featuring jewellery cases that have a variegated topographic composition that provides more options for visual merchandising and cabinetry with computer monitors installed within that open to define enclosed personal spaces within a retail environment.Created as an extension of the corporate branding with black as the predominant colour, the space is intended to convey an artisanal quality and is an exercise in restraint and a study of contrasts.Co... More

Project • By T3 ArchitectsShops

IVOIRE PASTRY BOUTIQUE IN SAIGON

T3 ARCHITECTS Team has been invited by IVOIRE co-founders, Doan (talented pastry chef) and Nigel to design its new Pastry Shop in Saigon, next to the Opera. The goal: offer a larger space for their loyal customers and extend to size of the kitchen to produce always the best quality pastries and continuing to do research & development to remain the best in town!  Herve GOUBAND The design of T3 Team reflects the level of refinement of the pastries in terms of quality, aesthetic and innovation. First, T3 designers concentrate their effort on façade, to propose a minimalist design but promoting a Vietnamese’s materials (ceramic from North Vietnam), hand-made, with an Ivory color, of course. The random shapes of ceram... More

Project • By studio ARTECShops

PRISTINE

who gives a f*** about PANTONE color trends of this or any year...    We wanted a yellowish orange color.. We didn't want a counter, we wanted a rock as a testament of a new superbrand...   This is PR|ST|NE More

Project • By Vizdome SpaceShops

Scarb – network of boutiques with its own MMORPG

Scarb is an international network of shops where one can buy clothes and accessories created by Ukrainian designers. The word «scarb» means treasure trove. Another meaning of the world – household items that belong to somebody. Salesroom is decorated in the style of modernized traditional Ukrainian country house. The walls are covered with 3D plaster; the floor is covered with wood-like porcelain tile. The showcase is stylized as a window of traditional Ukrainian country house. Fitting rooms are designed like giant pysankas – Ukrainian Easter eggs, decorated with traditional folk designs using a wax-resist method. Key feature of the fitting rooms is using of virtual reality headset. A customer firstly tries on clo... More

Project • By Interior Design LaboratoriumShops

Phat Soles

Phat Soles, 2017 The space looks more like a theater stage than an ordinary sneaker store. Intense scenic details give a mysterious feeling in an environment where the special, colorful designs of the sneakers star. Theatrical lighting and strategically placed mirrors were key elements of the design, with the result that the images were constantly changing. Cash registers, rehearsal rooms, secret rooms with limited sneakers designs are changing, revealing new spaces behind the strict metal grid, which functions as the stage of a show. Specially designed columns of black sandblasted fir wood are placed in the heart of the store, allowing the sneakers to change position depending on the mood and the different events. At the same time, the... More

Project • By Black RabbitShops

The Cove

The first Cove clothing retail store was designed on a vacant urban infill parking lot located in the heart of Austin's South Congress (SoCo) shopping district. Large butt-glazed glass panels were used to take advantage of the views of the site's beautiful live oak trees and connect to the surrounding pedestrian traffic. More

Project • By Bora Dá DesignsShops

Reeti Arneja Boutique

Retail Design is visceral in nature. Apart from creating a good-looking store with aesthetically pleasing displays, retail store design is a well-thought-out strategy to set up a store in a way to optimize space and sales so that even if a salesman is unavailable, the store can engage its customers sell itself. The way a store is set up can help establish brand identity.Reeti Arneja is a designer boutique for well tailored women's apparels in Delhi. An artistic space that exuberates class and royalty with simple arches and minimal lighting. Dramatic arches with alluring floral chandelier in brass finish and beige colored walls make for a match made in heaven.All glass facade has been used to extract maximum daylight and blend indoor with ou... More

Project • By Terence YongOffices

WorkHouse

Overview WorkHouse involves an extensive refurbishment to the first Harry Seidler-designed commercial building in Haymarket, Sydney. The brief seeks to return the upper levels of the deteriorating mid-century architecture, which used to house various commercial uses over six decades, to a workplace that stands out in a competitive marketplace.    To create a point of difference, we leverage the increasing domestication of the workplace and the rare mid-century aesthetic of the building. The former inspires an adaptive-reuse design approach that transforms the building into a homely workplace; the latter inspires a heritage design approach that returns the building to the glory of its mid-century heyday. Despite the shoestring b... More

Project • By un.box studioBars

Native Hostel, Bar & Kitchen

The Native Hostel, Bar & Kitchen is a boutique hostel, bar, cafe, and event space designed for the epicurean traveller and locals alike. It is nestled in an existing 2-story late 1800’s stone building and a mid-century brick warehouse right in the middle of the upcoming transit-oriented development adjacent to downtown.We sought to preserve the history but create something culturally conducive for the current and future generations. By merging all periods and styles, we were able to create something that feels timeless; a place that could have been relevant many years ago, is relevant today, and will be relevant for many years to come. The Native concept is focused around social activity including music, arts, socializing, food, and ent... More
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Project • By Elliot James Pte LtdOffices

Duxton Hill

For the Duxton Hill office brief, we were presented with a three-storey shop house that had previously been used for a very typical office space — carpet tiles on the floor, small, dark claustrophobic rooms, blinding florescent lighting and little natural daylight to work with. Yet, despite this, the building has a rich history and some beautiful architecture. Wanting to give the historic shop a renewed freshness whilst remaining sensitive to its original character and features, we started by stripping everything back to the bare minimum, in doing so opening up dark corners and reinvigorating the space.At the ground floor, we wanted a strong focal point that would bring some wow factor. The obvious choice was to make use of the natural ligh... More