Studio Neri&Hu Design and Research Office has desiged this stunning concept for the new flagship store for Asian skincare brand Sulwhasoo inSeoul, Korea.
Below You can find film and foto about this incredible concept.
Photo by Pedro Pegenaute.
Article from YATZER.
A instalation of colourful mirrored discs fills the space of the former St John’s church building, North Lincolnshire, UK. More information and foto YATZER.
Photo by Hannah Devereux.
SHOT is a concept eatery that offers super-healthy, gourmet meals and treats at fast-food speed. Inspired by tiled Victorian laboratories and the curved ceramics of the London Underground.
More info and photos YAZTER.
Restaurant offer you the enjoyable alternative: uncomplicated food, prepared with the best ingredients fresh from professionals. They call it casual-smart food. The heart of menu is – of course – the burgers. Interior is also casual nad unformal. Designer mix materials and create the space comfortable for everybody.
Story of the brand is visable for costumers from the very begining. All elemnts, furniture and decorations create the feeling of the Burge®s brand.
More information about restuarant and fotos You can find Burge®s
A Century old wharf in the Sydney suburb of Woolloomooloo, has been transformed into the Ovolo Hotel, by design firm HASSELL.
Photography by Nicole England
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“We have designed the Asian flagship store of Steinway & Sons in Tennoz Isle. Our aim was to create a space where their clients can feel Steinway’s craftsmanship, philosophy, history, and the beauty of their instruments. Clients will feel attached to everything about Steinway in this showroom, beyond the concept of “objects”.
Patents… Patents are made out of brass, and baked in a sand mold. This traditional manufacturing process represents their craftsmanship. Each plate has patent number and name engraved, sealing their traditions and histories. Flooring… We installed a Herringbone floor to reproduce Steinway’s woodworking craftsmanship spirit in the interior space. We used 5 kinds of wood (beech, bubinga, walnut, maple, and mahogany), which are also used for making pianos. These details add dignity, which is backed by traditions and records, to the interior.”
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Architects: OgataYoshiki, SALT, IkawaAtsushi, WataseIkuma
Photographs: Courtesy of OgataYoshiki+SALT
