Jewellery store
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Project • By Eleni Karimali Architect • Shops
Sarlis Jewellery Store
Sarlis wanted a contemporary jewellery store in the heart of Rhodes town: a place that breathes luxury, yet carries a playful, pop spirit. The palette sets the tone. Peacock blue walls, gold and blush pink come together to create a setting that feels glamorous rather than formal.
The transformation began on the street. To give the façade a new identity, the studio introduced the arch, a recurring motif in the Italian-era architecture of Rhodes, as the store's signature. The custom polycarbonate arches are lit both inwards and outwards, so the façade glows with energy and the store can be spotted from far down the street. Inside, sculpted gold display tables and pink onyx-effect vitrines turn browsing into a gallery walk.
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Project • By Eleni Karimali Architect • Shops
Kontzamichalis Jewellery Shop
Kontzamichalis, a jewellery maker with its own workshop and stores across Greece, asked for more than a new point of sale: the boutique was to launch a new corporate identity for the brand. The challenge was its setting. At just 17 m², the shop sits inside the lobby of a beachfront resort in Rhodes, and it had to make its presence felt without competing with the hotel around it.
The answer came from the view outside. The jewellery is displayed against a backdrop of blue onyx-effect porcelain that echoes the horizon and the sea just beyond the resort, so the pieces seem to float in the colour of the Aegean. Walnut-toned timber brings warmth, and the custom display cases, designed by the studio with a distinctive sloped base and crafted... More
Project • By Maulik Lodhiya Architects • Showrooms
Lux jewels
Situated in the bustling trade town of Rajkot, the jewellery shop is located along a busy road edge of Amin Marg. As the name suggests, Lux is meant to be a premium place to buy gold jewellery; a destination to buy all things gold.
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The shop is a rectangular cuboid with limited space. For this, the architect had to be sensitive towards maximising the space usage, using a minimal palette such that the end result is a vibrant, inviting space. One of the first interventions thought of, is incorporating a vault for the ceiling.
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The design of the vault has a two-fold function- it lengthens the space dimensions, making it seem larger than it actually is; and also, reflects light to the dis... More