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Retail interiors

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about retail interiors

Project • By TRAIL [practice] • Shops

Sweet Nolan

Sweet Nolan, located in Syntagma, is the third culinary project of the Nolanverse. This modern pastry shop maintains a conceptual and design connection with the other planet – members of the brand. TRAIL [practice] aimed to revive memories of urban pastry shops within a contemporary space, the image of which transforms throughout the day and with the changing of seasons. Yiorgos Kaplanidis Yiorgos Kaplanidis The design concept was to create a moving storefront, that is constantly changing. The idea came into practice through a system of marble display cases specifically designed to accommodate custom-made pastry trolleys. The vertical and horizontal marble elements constitute an autonomous structural system, effectively org... More

Project • By Seth Powers Photography • Shops

Cotton Park Wuxi - TOMYU STUDIO

This slick two-story white structure in Wuxi is home to a clothing store and cafe under the brand Cotton Park. Designed by TOMYU STUDIO, the aesthetic caters to the youth clientele and has been popular amongst the fashionable local influencers.  Seth Powers Seth Powers Seth Powers   Cotton Park is a large collection store based in the community, including three functional modules: coffee, clothing retail, and parent-child activity area.   Seth Powers Seth Powers Seth Powers Seth Powers More

Project • By A.J Architects • Shops

Crava Studio

When we approach the history of architecture and sculpture, it is inevitable that we speak of marble. The luxury product, marble, quartz, quartzite, etc can add glamour and character to the given space. The very process of selection of these products is tedious and challenging. Our client Crava studio wants to make this process simpler by offering a display centre in heart of the city.   A.J Architects We planned to design the small studio as a unique premium space with a sense of “young vibe”. The design concept adopted was “Time Collage”, which means a new space-time area, that is, the third space where different elements of the past and present coexist and provides a new trend created by a combination o... More

Project • By Studio Bipolar • Shops

BalloonKraft Store

Studio Bipolar designs a fun, interactive balloon store in the heart of Delhi’s Select City Walk MallTucked into the outside facade of Delhi’s Select City Walk Mall, this balloon store packs a lot of character and color into a small space. Designed with its limited space in mind, the store has been creatively laid out to optimize storage and streamline the checkout process without crowding the space. Anmol Wahi The most important aspect of this store is its fun, inviting design. Bright colors pop out against stark white storage units, neon signage rests on fluted panelling, and a bright blue dome set into the ceiling houses the pendant light. Straight lines have no space in this store. instead , the storage unit breaks out... More

Project • By Bergmeyer • Shops

Wilson Sporting Goods NYC Pop-Up Experience

Founded in 1914, Wilson’s iconic brand has consistently shaped the world of sports through developments and advancements in sporting goods and gear. Their products can be found across the globe and in the hands of some of the greatest athletes at the top of their sporting leagues. And perhaps most iconic is their role and ubiquity in tennis. So, as a tie-in to the 2021 U.S. Open, Wilson looked to create a partner experience in the City that strove to capture the energy and excitement of that marquee event. Richard Cadan Photography To bring Wilson’s vision to fruition, Bergmeyer was enlisted to lead the collaboration with the Wilson creative team to create a distinctive experience; part museum, part lab, part lounge, and p... More
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Project • By Phoenix Wharf • Restaurants

Phoenix Wharf wins double hospitality GOLD

The talented creatives at Bristol designers Phoenix Wharf have once again taken GOLD for Best Hospitality Project at the London Design Awards, taking the top spot for the second year in a row. On both occasions, the winning project has been for a South-West client, shining a welcome light on the region’s buzzing hospitality industry at both a national and international level, with the London Design Awards representing the UK arm of the world’s largest network of design award programmes, which has recognised outstanding projects from over 7,500 brands and 2,500 studios since its 2010 inception by organisers DrivenXDesign. The awards run annually in New York, Shanghai, Sydney and Hong Kong, as well as London. Phoenix’s Whar... More

Project • By Destudio • Shops

Muroexe Málaga

Placed in the main comercial street in the center of Malaga, this space is the first to show the work previously developed with the brand designing a prototype store to adapt to its new openings.   The brand values (technology, modern design, vegan materiality) ​​are transmitted through the use of a reduced palette of neutral materials (concrete, white lacquers and the corporate blue) with the counterpoint given by the wood to introduce the warmth into the space.   The result is a bright and spacious store that does not need superfluous details, leaving the facilities seen avoiding the use of false ceilings as a recall to the image of the moonlanding of these new and technological designs on the shopping street. More

Project • By INK INTERIORS • Shops

Allen Tailoring Studio

Allen Tailoring is a retail studio space with an androgynous edge. Inspiration is drawn from the art of tailoring and the beauty of industrial machines, tools and equipment. There is a ‘lived in’ feel to the space that is not too precious; finishes that will patina and age over time are employed to give a richness and warmth to the interior.At a tiny 18sqm, Allen Tailoring is a bustling studio. The client previously occupied a space that was triple the size, but had no shopfront to catch passers-by; this made it challenging to draw in new clientele and grow the business. A decision was made to downsize and move into a space with a strong shopfront presence to showcase the services on offer and create a memorable experience for new and retur... More

Project • By 3XKO • Shopping Centres

Vadistanbul Shopping Centre

The Vadistanbul Retail Centre Interior Design, which was a project collaboration between international design firms 3XKO and Benoy, sits in the heart of the Cendere Valley Masterplan. The project is acting as the main destination of the Valley, which was a former industrial area and now being regenerated.3XKO were appointed to deliver the entire public retail interior and street retail frontage design execution and tender documentation along with the coordination of all sub consultants and suppliers for the 100,000 m² retail scheme. Vadistanbul AVM is a 3 storey 4th generation retail center which consists of 250 shops, a foodcourt with a roofterrace with views to the forest of the Cendere Valley. In addition 3XKO also de... More