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Doughnut Shop Interior Design Inspired by African Colors and Patterns

Mindful Design

The company’s original logo had been designed by their artist […]. The post Doughnut Shop Interior Design Inspired by African Colors and Patterns appeared first on Mindful Design Consulting.

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Make Llum BCN’24 a part of your ‘Destination for Innovation’ experience at ISE 2024

Retail Focus

It perfectly mirrors the theme of ISE 2024 – ‘Your Destination for Innovation’, offering attendees a mesmerising glimpse into the intersection of technology and artistic brilliance right here in Barcelona.”

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Sotheby’s to auction Louis Vuitton and Nike ‘Air Force 1’ sneakers

Inside Retail

Abloh viewed the original sneakers as a cultural symbol of the hip-hop heritage which nurtured his artistic roots growing up. The sneakers are made in calf leather accompanied by Louis Vuitton’s emblematic monogram and Damier patterns.

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17 designers and artists including India Mahdavi, Dimore Studio and Martino Gamper reinterpret Dior’s ‘Medallion’ chair

Design Wanted

When French designer Christian Dior selected the Louis XVI–style Medallion chair for his guests to sit at his fashion shows he couldn’t have imagined that some 70 years later, 17 artists would reinterpret its signature style. Meanwhile, P ierre Yovanovitch has designed a pair of his and hers chairs.

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The Women’s World Cup 2023 branding reflects indigenous Antipodean cultures

Design Week

Design studios Public Address and Works Collective have both worked on the identity, and have engaged the skills of local artists Chern’ee Sutton and Fiona Collis. In social posts, for example, a patchwork of patterns can be used to replace a background. “Bold, modern and dynamic. . “Bold, modern and dynamic.

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Renowned Savile Row menswear brand unveils ‘The House of Richard James’

Retail Focus

The brand – launched in 1992 with a £10,000 overdraft by designer Richard James and co-founder Sean Dixon – swiftly made its mark in British luxury menswear, rising to prominence on the wave of Britpop, and attracting an entirely different audience of Young British Artists and cult musicians to The Row.

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Bottega Veneta creative director Matthieu Blazy combines glass bricks and walnut for first store

Dezeen

A spiral staircase leads to a second floor The woven pattern is echoed in the carving of walnut tables and columns. The front door of the shop features a unique glass handle by the Venice-based Japanese glass artist, Ritsue Mishima. Wool carpets and mirrored clothes rails complete the interior scheme for the open-plan space.