Interior shop design
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News • News • 21 Sep 2023
Carr embodies Aesop’s intelligent design philosophy in the brand’s new Australian headquarters
Melbourne-based architecture and interior design studio Carr has completed the interior design of Aesop’s Australian headquarters and laboratory. Located in Collingwood, an inner suburb of Melbourne, the new headquarters and nearby laboratory embody the celebrated skincare brand’s intelligent design philosophy. Carr’s approach embraces restraint, ritual, and curation, values that are essential to Aesop’s way of working.
Peter Bennetts
Peter Bennetts
“Aesop’s strong brand identity and ethos played a significant role in shaping our design approach,” says Kirby Humphries, an Interior Designer at Carr. The headquarters marks a new chapter in Aesop’s journey following recent glob... More
Project • By Wand Works Architecture • Shops
K Pharmacy
A feeling beyond the hygienic whiteness of medical spaces was targeted in the design of the K Pharmacy. The design process is built upon a concept of wellness. Design guided by the motivation of being well, feeling well, and investing in your own wellness is composed of cozy, soft, and natural forms and materials. The holistic approach to health, including physical, psychological, and sociological health, become widespread in public during pandemic.
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Total space of 85 m2 is divided into two parts display space (65 m2) and service spaces (20 m2). Display space consists of medical drug selling area and non-drug pharmaceuticals display area while service spaces are laboratory, break lounge, kitchen, toilet, and storag... More
Project • By Johannes Torpe Studios • Shops
United Cycling Lab & Store
The United Cycling LAB & Store is a retail space that fosters knowledge, learning and innovation and perhaps even more importantly, inspires people to dream.
The showroom is designed to elevate the displayed Argon 18 bicycles and to interpret their sovereignty. It is a chapel for the bicycles and offers an invitation to admire the products for their technical superiority, to inspect and to touch them.
All the included design elements serve this purpose: bicycles floating in the air, a ceiling height of almost 6 meters, illuminated display furniture and mirrored glass that gives the illusion of an infinite lines of bicycles floating in the air. “The store of the future will be a cultural catalyst”, says Bran... More