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EBBA references modernist architecture at WatchHouse coffee shop

Dezeen

The store interior references modernist architecture Having previously completed several other stores for the brand, EBBA was tasked with transforming an empty unit in the landmark office development into an inviting space aimed at attracting visitors from the adjacent lobby.

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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. Plants feature heavily in the interiors, and inspire the surrounding colour palette of neutrals and greens. A living green wall provides a sustainable focal point.

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Norm Architects balances "richness and restraint" in refresh of Alsterhaus' menswear department

Dezeen

"A department store is a visually busy place and we realized early in the process that the design needed to be pared down and clear conceptually - ruling out strong patterns and ornamentation," said Sofie Thorning, associate partner at Norm Architects. "We Photography is by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen of Norm Architects.

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Embracing heritage in designing spaces

Design Middleeast

Many projects reflect a perfect balance between preserving cultural legacies and meeting the demands of today’s society, be it technological advancements, environmental concerns, or functional requirements. When designing interior spaces, incorporating these symbols can add layers of depth and significance.

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Influence of culture on design

Design Middleeast

By collaborating with local artisans and incorporating indigenous materials and art forms, designers like Firas ensure that each project resonates with the culture of its location. The challenge lies in balancing authenticity and global appeal, ensuring the design resonates with a diverse audience while maintaining cultural integrity.

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Just scratching the surface

Retail Focus

Some brands prefer to customise and personalise the store interior and are excited by the possibilities of design to create a fun and enticing experience for shoppers.”. The herringbone pattern includes statement white wood and grey stone tiles which have been used to provide subtle punctuation and so highlight key zones across the store.”.

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Choosing the Best Materials for Visual Merchandising Concepts in Luxury Retail Stores

Retail Focus

Metal has a broad application of surface effects and metallic tones formed through various methods such as electroplating and coating that bring a wow factor to the visual display. In addition to applying themed patterns on luxury goods, luxury brands also infuse them into window concepts’ narratives.