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Interiors inspiration: Design Week favourite recent projects

Design Week

In fact, the company has just opened its second location while still under lockdown, with Toronto-based StudioAC designing the interiors for both the flagship and this new store. It was, according to the consultancy, a relatively awkward space to design, with a small interior space and an indoor-outdoor layout.

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Multi-dimensional, story-telling design for South Korea’s largest, luxury department store

Retail Focus

Lotte enlisted London luxury retail designers Shed , known for a distinctly contemporary and progressive international design style, to reimagine a ‘different kind’ of department store, Lotte’s first major project in 7 years. Dedicated to women’s contemporary fashion and hosting local, premium brands curated for the Lotte customer.

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Standout stores: New flagships, pop-ups and openings that caught our eye 

Inside Retail

From its ephemeral presence in the Melbourne CBD to its captivating interior, every aspect of the store is carefully curated, with limited signage enticing curious seekers to discover the elusive spot. The light-to-dark interior creates an atmosphere of mystery, while curved, whitewashed walls facilitate exploration.

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"Fashion meets art and design" at Pittsburgh boutique by NWDS

Dezeen

The Tons store features a variety of "mundane" materials, including concrete breezeblocks and metal cans Formerly an atelier, the two-storey structure was reimagined by NWDS to create a light-filled destination "where high-end fashion meets art and design".

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Design highlights from NOMAD St. Moritz 2022

Design Wanted

Consisting of two peach colored resin blocks, displayed on travertine plinths, the fountain features a complex path along which the water flows down from the top. Loro Piana Interiors has collaborated with Paola Navone and Italian design studio Exteta to reimagine the director’s chair. Loro Piana: The Delight Chairs.

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The Rise Of The Destination-Worthy, Hospitality-Influenced Workplace

All Work

Just as new builds and renovated hotels across the country have embraced this strategy of creating a modern living room feel, the same approach could be taken to reimagine the office arrival — making it a place employees want to be and be seen. 2) Prioritizing more “we” spaces and less “me” spaces.

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