Dezeen

NOVEMBER 7, 2022

A large pillar with a rough, textured surface dominates the 110-square-metre shop interior, expanding as it ascends before merging into the ceiling to create a cave-like space. Curved stone plates balance on rocks. A pillar transforms into a cave-like structure. "It It is the first Haight store to be located in a mall.

Interior 74

Interior Design Contrast Circulation 74

Retail Focus

SEPTEMBER 17, 2021

As lighting is a vital visual cue in skincare and cosmetic retail spaces, this display unit features built-in illumination, which encourages shoppers to try the cosmetic and skincare products – underlying a purposeful use for the display and relevant products. A sense of contrast . Easy to obtain . Longevity .

Visual Merchandising 245

Visual Merchandising Merchandising Concept Display 245

Dezeen

JUNE 23, 2021

Above: the exterior of the store is covered in a textured faux stone. We chose not to directly create the natural appearance of caves but, instead, presents the characteristic elements of material textures to inspire the sensory experience.". The mirrored screen reflects passers-by and the interior of the store.

Architecture 78

Architecture Interior Texture Space 78

Greater Group

MAY 22, 2023

Allow natural light, ventilation and temperature regulation through skylights, windows and doors Place plants (live, as much as possible) in and around workspaces Use water as a design element in the form of fountains or aquariums Arrange for water (e.g. The same principle applies for using textured industrial design elements.

Interior Design 52

Interior Design Design Trends Interior Space 52

Elmwood Timber

SEPTEMBER 2, 2022

Creating an accent wall or adding some texture or a different color to the wall decor of a room has long been a recommended interior design technique for upping the style in both homes and commercial spaces. . The colors of the rustic wood paneling perfectly match the lighting for the decor. Dark Contrast. Rustic Color.

Color 74

Color Design Contrast Focal Point 74

Design Wanted

DECEMBER 21, 2021

“As soon as I stepped into the furnace I was deeply in love with this ancient tradition, for as much as the two processes, digital and traditional, can look different, they are both unique in the way they always generate a one of a kind shape and texture,” says Giulio Masotti, WOOD—SKIN co-founder.

Color 52

Color Space Tailored Architecture 52

All Work

MAY 13, 2022

They can do this by considering the full spectrum of human senses – sight, hearing, feel, smell, taste, balance and body awareness. Best-in-class organizations will need to balance the needs of the individual employee with the overall business objectives for a built space. The Power of a Human-Centered Design.

Design 58

Design Texture Space Light 58

All Work

DECEMBER 23, 2021

Hypersensitive individuals typically want to avoid bright lights, crowds, or temperature fluctuations, while at the other end of the scale, hyposensitive individuals prefer to be overstimulated. They typically would want to avoid bright lights, crowds, unfamiliar scents or textures, or temperature fluctuations.

Color 68

Color Space Light Engagement 68

Greater Group

JULY 11, 2023

Commercial restaurant interior designers will know the best combinations of lighting, colour and texture to create this setting while maintaining a balance between comfort and functionality. Suggestions for enhancing this showcase include the following: Arrange food according to height and balance the arrangement.

Interior Design 52

Interior Design Interior Focal Point Design 52

Greater Group

FEBRUARY 6, 2022

Designed by Lazaro Rosa Violán, the magnificent interior is balanced by clean lines, minimalist colour schemes, and textured surfaces that further add life to the space. Other interesting elements inside the bakery include a light board ceiling and furniture created with the use of an icing nozzle. Images: Baker D.

Boutique 52

Boutique Design Interior Concept 52

Greater Group

JUNE 9, 2023

Best practices for highlighting products in this zone include: Appealing to multiple senses , not just sight, and not just through the placement of actual scents, textures, sounds or food samples. Letting customers hold or try on the merchandise , particularly items with attractive textures or handheld appliances.

Layout 52

Layout Design Display Visual Merchandising 52