Jewelry store

Jonathan Leijonhufvud Architectural Photography Jonathan Leijonhufvud Architectural Photography This experienced shop is in the commercial district of Shanghai 1000 Trees.  Designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick and his team, the whole building is planted with more than thousands of flowers and trees.  We got inspired and combined the concept of lush plants with the theme of ‘Heritage’ to create a unique experience of space.  Jonathan Leijonhufvud Architectural Photography Jonathan Leijonhufvud Architectural Photography We continued to use the ‘Heritage’ theme as the overall shop image, with a wall of safe deposit boxes, each with a unique metal number stamp.  Number... More

A jewelry store, where everything should be elegant and high-level. This space was designed by Nobico team. Vanitar LLC. Vanitar LLC. They decided to use flooring that, in addition to high quality and luxury, brings a calm and quiet atmosphere. Vorwerk carpets were used for this purpose. Vanitar supplied the Vorwerk carpet tiles for this project. Vanitar LLC. More

History of minting Czech minting has a tradition of more than a thousand years. Also thanks to the rich deposits of silver, which provided the mint masters with space for artistic expression. Thanks to the Czech Mint, which has continued the tradition and produced coins for the Czech state since 1993, anyone can be the owner - investor - of rare coins. In addition to the head office and branches in the Czech Republic, they also opened a new branch in neighboring Slovakia - in capital city Bratislava.   Bank and jewelry store in one The new showroom is located in the business center in the downtown. The location on the ground floor allows direct access from the street. The interior is designed on two floors. Operationally, it is a c... More

A.01 seeks to establish a stronger dialogue between the interior and the urban exterior.Its elongated site and turbulent context define the building as a habitable sculpture at the city edge.Varied openings and volumetric shifts extend the movement of the site into the architectural form.Transparency and bulletproof glass shape the commercial floors while responding to the display and security of the jewelry store.A double-skin facade combines brick, stone, and glass to explore heaviness, lightness, and visual suspension.Ultimately, the contrast between commercial and residential zones creates a fluid relationship between ground, city, and interior space. More

A bespoke jewellery brand that celebrates horology; the art of making clocks and watches.  Finishes such as rich timber, burnished metal and heavy texture create a sumptuous result. The  traditional jewellery store aesthetic is challenged with the use of mood lighting, shadow play, intimacy and warmth.   What began as a humble stall at The Rocks markets has now grown to a successful, 3rd generation family business. Vintage watches are sourced from all over the world and repurposed into unique jewellery pieces such as rings, pendant necklaces and cufflinks. The product became a springboard for the initial finishes palette and conceptual beginnings of the project. Specified throughout is black Paperock board which is made fro... More

Eighteen months after launching as an online-only retailer, the kitchen space rented by Maggie Louise Confections was woefully inadequate to meet the demand for Maggie’s museum-worthy chocolates; strong local interest made a retail storefront the next logical step.  We transformed a dark, 1,400 square foot shell into a sparkling chocolate atelier, complete with a full commercial kitchen, office, and retail space displaying the chocolates in a bespoke glass-top table.  A canted mirror and wall tantalize passersby, reflecting a view of the table through the storefront, while jewelry store-inspired shadow box displays bring seasonal chocolate vignettes to the sidewalk edge, affording intimate views of the delicious works of art... More

A Show-Stopping Retail Environment with Timeless Appeal When a long-established jewelry store prepared to make the move to a better-trafficked location, the owners saw an opportunity to embrace a new look that would appeal to a fresh generation of shoppers. While they wanted the new retail environment to honor their established customer base, they also hoped to appeal to new customers and current tastes.   Toronto-based design firm Cecconi Simone Inc. set out to create a harmonious and timeless design within the 3,500-square-foot retail space, envisioning an aesthetic that was both sophisticated and approachable. A luxurious backdrop would showcase both the store’s own popular product line and a range of other brands, with a s... More

MENCIÓN HONORÍFICA COA Granada Fecha de ejecución: 1998 – 1999 Localización: Placeta del Centro Artístico, 2, 18009 Granada Superficie: 122 m2 Cliente: Loalba Joyeros Arquitectos: Rubens Cortés, Javier Castellano, José Luís López. Equipo: Mª José Rodríguez, José Luís Ayllón. Construcción: Rodess S.L. Talleres Vázquez S.L. Fotografía: Javier Algarra, Valentín García.   EN/ The project is divided into two different parts: jeweler’s workshop and the jewelry store. The workshop reproduces the hermetic nature of the ancient commercial enterprise that was also situated in the histor... More

Ever Jewellery, a Yangon Jade jewellery concept store had reached a point where they needed to deliver a more sophisticated retail environment to appeal to an increasingly international client base visiting Myanmar.   Jadestone is believed to balance emotions, calm the mind, and release negativity. Central to the brief was to fashion a shopping experience that exuded both this calmness and elegance. Inspired by Yangon’s tranquil lakes, filled with an abundance of lily pads, the studio used these circular beauties as the foundation of the space planning.    The outcome was a ceremonial and curvilinear retail journey that allows guests to both unwind and be wowed by the unveiling of artisanal gems and jewellery. &nbs... More

SWABHUMI, KolkataAn Adaptive Reuse and an Urban Realization project on a garbage dump of 13 acres at Narkeldanga, Kolkata, India.Developed by Salient Design Studio, Swabhumi (meaning Inspired Legacy) is an urban realization project which underwent an adaptive reuse intervention on a 13-acre site that was being used as an urban waste dumping ground till the early 1980’s at Narkeldanga, Kolkata. Reminiscent of a typical Bengali-British connection, Swabhumi celebrates the essence of space, time and detailing – qualities of a traditional Bengali Raj-Kutir, whilst aiming to provide a sustainable solution to the dilapidating architectural heritage of a city. Located at an important junction of the city both culturally and geographically betw... More

LONSHRY Jewelry Art Store is located in the F16 Mall in Shantou, selling stylish jewelry of high quality.   It is a small space with only 60 sqm and there is a big pillar in the middle of it - it's really a project which requires brainstorming. As both the designers and owner hope to make it different with traditional jewelry stores, and reflects the owner's operation principle of pursuit of fashion, so we intended to design a jewelry store with sensory experience. It makes the design more difficult having a big pillar in the middle of this small space, but the designers cleverly designed floating "flowing bubbles" around the pillar, turning the shortcoming of the space into a bright spot, thus adding life to the bland space. ... More

After over two years of work, NEUF architect(e)s is proud to announce the completion of major renovations on the Birks building, originally built in 1894 on Phillips Square for Henry Birks’s jewellery store.Designed by renowned Montreal architect Edward Maxwell, the building underwent numerous modifications and alterations over the years, leading to poor conditions that threatened its preservation. Visionary hotelier Jean Salette purchased the building in 2016 and lead a team of professionals to help realize an ambitious project, one he dreamt of for nearly 20 years: to transform and restore this historic building into a luxurious boutique hotel that included an elegant French brasserie, all while preserving its original prestige and the ce... More

Being different than typical jewelry stores, The Crown was designed with unique approach. The dominant usage of rose gold in paneling and pink hues in the space has set the trademark for the brand. This resonates with the concept of representing elite women elegance and charm. Window display is an integral part in creating this design to ensure the products are getting the spotlight they need in this shimmering runway.To compliment the elegance exhibited by the rose gold bronze frames/lists, alluring grey marble covers the surrounding wall inside and outside the store. The choice of marble material is intended with the purpose to upscale the retail experience for incoming guests to the store. Despite the association of pink colour to femini... More

The concept of the jewelry store KAKURU is all about bringing the principles of the creator into architecture, into life. Design curves, inspiration from nature and materiality, all in an organic and gravityless space that highlights the creations, not by contrast, but by inclusion and coherence instead: design offers the appropriate environment for KAKURU creations, while the contrast is restricted on color tones and material combinations at the display areas.The site is a very small, double-storey space, laying on the historical center of Athens, on a picturesque pedestrian street with a lot of commercial activity, next to an arcaded alley. The shop front and its displays are adjusted to the eyelevel, according to which way one reaches th... More