Atelier Vierkant, arts and crafts at its best

Fine hand sculpted pottery and hardscape vessels are now on display in their flagship US showroom. Experience the scale, texture and unparalled design of these unique works of art at Atelier Vierkant, San Francisco (US).

FAB attemps to conquer the world's design market

Fab's first store will be more like a showroom, where people can come to see products in person and sample materials. Discover Fab in Hamburg (DE).

Material Lab, a designers’ resource

As part of Material Lab’s overhaul, a studio was introduced to the rear of the space that can be used by designers to put mood and sample boards together. Visit Material Lab in London.

John Lewis Homeware concept, simplicity, integrity and delight

The home department needed transforming to create impact and reflect a progressive, inspiring environment. Explore John Lewis Home Vision concept in Milton Keynes.

Next Home and Garden

Browse Next's stylish furniture collections along with home accessories, lighting and much more. Explore Next Home and Garden in Shoreham.

The Leiner facade, a green tablecloth with swan design

This energy efficiency structure doesn't just look ‘green’. Discover The Leiner furniture store in Innsbruck (AT).

H3 Experience Center

This design exercise attempts to portray H3 as “The Wood Specialist” and set a strong and memorable store identity with maximum visual impact. Explore H3 Experience Center in Kunming (CN).

Donum lifestyle store

Donum is located in the former Post Office building and is trendsetter in lifestyle and interior design. Discover Donum in Hasselt.

Poltrona's showroom in Paris

After more than 20 years in Paris, in the historical Saint Germain des Près area, Poltrona Frau has opened its showroom in a prestigious building - a national landmark dating back to Haussmann’s renovation of Paris - which has hosted France’s Customs Department Headquarters for almost a century. Discover more abaut Poltrona's showroom in Paris...

Antoine et Lili colourful storefronts

Antoine et Lili's fuchsia-pink, custard-yellow and apple-green shopfronts in Paris (France) are a new raver's dream. The bobo designer's clothes, often in wraparound styles, adapt to all sizes and shapes. The Canal St-Martin 'village' comprises womenswear, a kitsch home decoration boutique and childrenswear.

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USINA

Together under one roof, design objects, flowers, food and decoration. That is the concept of the store Usina (Luxembourg) who guided the architect and designer. Thus, an atmosphere has been developed to create an open access to the two neighboring shops, one florist, the other Italian grocery. The storefront is gray for sobriety and sophistication. Inside the different areas have their own identity but are clearly of the same family. Natural light is very present and store fixtures are designed for adaptability.

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Marimekko Shop-in-Shop

In collaboration with Crate & Barrel, the Finnish company has opened a “shop in shop” last October in the SoHo location (New York, US). Filled with accessories, bed and bath textiles, bags and even a hint of apparel, the space pays homage to the brand’s signature hues and patterns on a grand scale.

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Vila Sofa

Vila Sofa, a furniture store that opened in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) in October is a clever design feat by Tjep. Vila Sofa is positioned somewhere between an IKEA store and a conventional furniture store and its claim to fame is reasonable prices and a guaranteed 48-hour delivery of all displayed models. The Amsterdam-based "Tjep" faced the challenge of making all this look cool. It zeroed in on the warehouse concept but with a homey twist. It focused on the aspects of speed and the transitional nature of the place where factory-born furniture lives while waiting to be taken to your home. Combining warehouse and home isn’t easy, but this was accomplished only by suggesting both. They used warehousing and transportation symbols as the basis for gigantic cutouts and wall graphics, and created a white wall with cutouts of chandeliers, windows and ornate balconies that imply a villa and refer to your home as your castle. Staff rides around in cute cash-register trolleys so that customers don’t need to go to them.

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Today - Brand Design for Santana

Today created a new logo and new visual identity with basic guidelines. Green and brown are the basic colours of the logo and emanate naturalness and authenticity. This new brand identity reflects Santana’s fast evolution from one to twelve shops . The new logo — more stylish and contemporary than the former — emphasizes the new position of Santana and communicates on a more emotional standing with the public.