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Fabric arches divide Jonathan Simkhai store in SoHo by Aruliden

Dezeen

Design agency Aruliden has created a retail space for fashion brand Jonathan Simkhai in New York City , translating cut-out shapes from its clothing into architectural partitions and furniture. At various sizes and heights, these beige-toned units form a flexible display system that can be moved around when needed.

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Bricks envelop inside and outside of New Delhi showroom by Renesa

Dezeen

Indian studio Renesa has used earthy-hued masonry to form the entire facade and interior of a brick manufacturer's showroom in New Delhi. The showroom features bricks on the interior (top image) and exterior (above). Every surface on the interior is covered in bricks. Products are also displayed on brick plinths.

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From textile waste to acoustic panels—BAUX upcycles polyester and creates sound insulation

Design Wanted

Industrial design studio Form Us With Love, and their venture BAUX takes textile offcuts and gives them a second life as a commercial acoustic solution. This part of the process has been specifically designed to accept material offcuts of varying fibre qualities to eliminate the potential for any further residual waste.

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“It’s about doing less”: Kowtow MD talks sustainable growth

Inside Retail

It comes from the word ‘kowtow’, which means to show deep respect, but Gosia Piatek, who founded the company in 2006, is actually a Polish refugee who came to New Zealand, and she thought it was more like the Maori word ‘tena koutou’ [pronounced ten-ay ko-to], which is a greeting. Reductive design is the start of the circular business model.

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