The 100 sq m retail restoration project for Selo brand of handmade shoes inspired MNMA studio to create a kind of brief escapism atmosphere.The studio’s core process of developing ideas from outside to inside and the pursuit of a fluid circulation led to the final layout and the sidewalk alignment as a continuum, so to offer seamless accessibility for all.
Handcrafted pieces from local artisans will be available to purchase in this lifestyle store in Jaipur, India, which features interiors developed by Bijoy Jain. Offering a selection of handwoven and naturally dyed products, Nila House sets out to be a “repository of knowledge” on traditional Indian craft techniques. The store – which includes an archive, workshops
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Handcrafted pieces from local artisans will be available to purchase in this lifestyle store in Jaipur, India, which features interiors developed by Bijoy Jain. Offering a selection of handwoven and naturally dyed products, Nila House sets out to be a “repository of knowledge” on traditional Indian craft techniques. The store – which includes an archive, workshops
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Handcrafted pieces from local artisans will be available to purchase in this lifestyle store in Jaipur, India, which features interiors developed by Bijoy Jain. Offering a selection of handwoven and naturally dyed products, Nila House sets out to be a “repository of knowledge” on traditional Indian craft techniques. The store – which includes an archive, workshops
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Located in Vila Nova de Paiva, right in the interior of Portugal, is born facing a small square COVO interiors, is born. A space with double functionality that welcomes the studio and the store.
Papier Tigre, a contemporary stationery brand, is rehabilitating its showroom on rue des Filles du Calvaire in the Marais, in the heart of Paris. It brings together a sales area, a space dedicated to custom products and the workshop in the back. The modularity of the space is the guiding thread of the architectural concept developed by Cent15 architecture.
We started this project by thinking about eyeglass holders. After studying and comparing various daily goods, we determined that the Scotch-Brite Sponge Ace holds eyeglasses in the most gentle and stable way.
Large blocks covered in LED screens show projections and form clothing displays in this New York City retail space designed by architecture firm Leong Leong. Brothers Dominic and Chris Leong renovated a building in New York’s SoHo neighbourhood to house R13 Denim’s first flagship store. The aim was to create a space that combines existing
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Design studio Made Thought has imagined the shop of the future, with an experimental pop-up in London that has a lot in common with a digital experience. The Made Thought store brings together an assortment of elements you typically wouldn’t find in a shop, from editorial articles to immersive installations. It gives the studio –
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The intention of the project was to explore a link between Miami’s mid-century modern architecture with the tradition of the Brazilian modern architecture. In the same creative way that the European modern architecture was interpreted in North America, there was an interpretation and recreation of this movement in South America. This connection is reinforced by Miami’s climatic and geographic characteristics – a sunny place and close to the tropical area. We established these bonds through the choice of pure geometric shapes, specially the cylinder and the circle, that are recurrent in both local and Brazilian modern architecture history, and also through the use of a light color palette, close to the white, another feature common to both traditions. Some important initial references were the Miami Beach Post Office, the work pieces from the Brazilian sculptor Sergio Camargo, the luminosity of American pools from David Hockney or even contemporaneous projects, sensitive to these recurrences, such as the Faena District from OMA, recently inaugurated in the city.
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