Showing posts with label Spain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spain. Show all posts

June 30, 2014

Relojería Alemana opened a glittering jewel box



RelojeriaAlemanaBlog

Relojería Alemana, a watch and jewelry boutique in Majorca, redefines the traditional jewelry store, dissolving barriers between inside and out, as well as between customers and sales staff, to create a gleaming glass-walled salon. Explore Relojería Alemana in Puerto Adriano (SP).

December 10, 2013

Responsable consumption at Baby Deli



BabyDeliBlog

Baby Deli is a concept store combining shop, cafetaria and educational workshops in a unique and innovative space created for children and adults to interact and learn through healthy practices, organic products and responsible consumption. Discover Baby Deli in Barcelona (ES).

September 25, 2013

This laundromat looks like a nightclub



Splash Blog

Neon lights and steel panels make the interior of this Barcelona launderette look more like a nightclub. Visit Splash in Barcelona (ES).

September 19, 2013

Furnished with nothing but cardboard boxes



Deskontalia

Internet shoppers in San Sebastian can now pick up their purchases from a shop that appears to be furnished with nothing but cardboard boxes. Visit Deskontalia near San Sebastian (SP).

June 16, 2013

Useful creativity for Camper



CamperBlog

Virtually all of the elements used to design the store were recycled: pieces of wood collected on the street for making the table legs, old Camper signs for covering and repainting the walls and laces from discontinued shoe models for fashioning the curtain or the lampshades. Explore Camper in Barcelona (SP).

November 28, 2012

Striking storefront from Bless




The diversity creates a collection that is eclectic and is housed in a modest designed space but with a striking storefront with graphic design. Discover Bless in Madrid.

October 15, 2012

Stylish multipurpose lifestyle store Isoleé




Isoleé sells a range of everything from clothes and shoes to CDs and food. The minimalist café is dressed in white and perfect for a coffee and cake or something more substantial such as pasta, wok dishes and salads. Discover Isoleé in Madrid.

October 01, 2012

Piccino, constructed around the importance of the clothes





Piccino invites you all to their new, fresh concept store bringing you their sewing clothes shop loved by young and old with an eye for little details. Explore Piccino in Valencia.

December 01, 2011

Happy Pills




Barcelona (Spain) is renown for its futuristic designs and ultra-modern art scene. Needless to say, this innovative spirit dominates their food culture as well. In Happy Pills they sell candies packaged as drugs. The eye-catching bottles of pills lined the recess lit, stark white walls. Discover more ...

September 28, 2011

Poncelet Cheesemakers




Poncelet - Punto Selecto focuses in a unique way on the world of cheese by bringing together cheesemakers, professionals and consumers, thus creating an atmosphere for discovery and appreciation of this product. In this way, they hope to provide cheesemaking artisans with first–hand knowledge of the tastes and preferences of consumers, fine-tuning the product to the demand, while at the same time allowing the consumer to acquire knowledge and discernment in their appreciation of cheese. The first Poncelet store specialising in both domestic and international cheeses opened in Madrid (Spain) in December 2004, the result of a genuine committment to becoming a reliable reference in the sector.


Source: Poncelet

June 06, 2011

Dieselcam




Diesel stores in Spain have introduced Diesel Cam, an interactive installation that allows shoppers to photograph themselves and post the pictures immediately to their Facebook profiles. Shoppers can photograph themselves as they try on clothes and ask their Facebook friends for advice about which garments they should buy, or they can publish photos to show off all the new clothes they are buying. It’s essentially a social mirror and ties perfectly into how the current shopping experience is evolving!


Source: Diesel

January 24, 2011

Munich Shoemakers in La Roca Village



The innocent and fresh vision of kids are the leitmotiv of the new shop that Munich Shoemakers have opened in La Roca Village Shopping Complex in Barcelona (Spain). From the start, the project uses the imaginary set around the question ‘How do things work?’, commonly asked by us in our childhood.

The shop plays with the idea of moving Munich’s factory in Capellades to La Roca. The aim is to make the costumer believe that, behind the eight meter wall, a team of 21st century shoemakers are doing their pair of shoes in the same moment. The shopping experience becomes something more exciting: to buy a Munich’s pair means to become, for a while, a lucky kid.

The amazing conveyor belts system invading the ceiling, crossing and rotating when necessary ... the walls that multiply the shop to a blurring infinite… the traffic of boxes going up and down the warehouse… the traffic lights orchestrating all the movements… a sense of speed …

The election of materials was easy from the start: the intention was to recreate an industrial atmosphere using the products that the conveyor belt wholesaler offers, and making a reflecting environment that multiplies the belts to infinite. The pavement galvanized steel All the furniture is also done with the conveyor belt rollers.

Source: Munich Shoemakers