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Theory opens layered flagship store on Regent Street

Retail Focus

Sybarite distilled the essence of Theory into a cohesive design language centred around timelessness, construction, balance, and openness. Their core values of timelessness, balance and openness informed our design and the process around it and were intrinsic to the canvas we created.

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Interiors inspiration: Design Week’s pick of spaces using natural materials

Design Week

Lake Ontario has informed the material palette – reclaimed timber, native plants, board-formed concrete and local marble all feature throughout the space. A living green wall provides a sustainable focal point. In the lobby, reclaimed elm wood flooring and shelving sit alongside a stone feature wall.

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An All-Encompassing View Of Workplace Health

All Work

Options for team conference rooms, comfortable lounge areas, and outdoor patio areas, balanced with independent focus zones, for soloists or teams alike, could make returning to the office feel safe and desirable. Health nodes and lounge spaces with nature inspired focal points inspire curiosity and engaging conversations.

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Retail post COVID-19

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Tier 1 focuses on experimenting with communication to find what works best for you and your brand while allowing you to still adapt to new information as it develops. Tier 2's will address how to navigate the new balance retail needs to strike in the tenuous weeks after shoppers return to stores.

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How to Master Retail Design Concepts: Transforming Your Store into a Shopper’s Haven

Greater Group

While that remains the bottom line of all retail design, the retail design concepts of today focus on forming a connection between a brand and the consumer. Similar to the Boutique layout, zones may be formed by classifying products and strategically positioning displays, shelves and other furniture. Decorative lights.

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Designing Success: Unveiling the Secrets of Commercial Retail Interior Design

Greater Group

Regardless of the size of the retail space, a careful balance must be achieved between displaying the product range to full effect and providing enough room for visitors to move around comfortably. Watches, for instance, form a circle when they are worn, and are often presented in the store that way rather than laid out flat.