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Retail flagship / Bucharest / Concept study

The Edit

A brand, made into a place.

Main gallery
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Sector
Retail
Status
Concept study
Design scope
Spatial concept · Interior design · Bespoke displays & fitted furniture

Design intent.

A fashion and accessories flagship for central Bucharest. The study connects the shop window, display galleries, private salons and practical work behind the scenes.

The ambition

Create a distinctive brand environment with room for discovery, personal service and the work that keeps a store running.

The design response

A restrained palette lets the collection take focus. Display furniture, lighting and more intimate rooms change the scale of the experience along the way.

Full gallery

01 / Inside the project

Give the collection its own space.

Accessories and footwear have different display needs. Shelving, plinths and seating let each collection be explored at its own pace.

Accessories gallery
Accessories gallery04 / 16
Footwear salon
Footwear salon06 / 16

02 / Inside the project

A more personal part of the visit.

Fitting rooms and a private salon make space for a quieter conversation. Soft textiles and familiar materials keep them connected to the public galleries.

Fitting lounge
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Private salon
Private salon10 / 16

03 / Inside the project

From the street to the stockroom.

The storefront introduces the brand; the preparation room supports its daily life. Both belong to the same brief, even when their finishes and priorities differ.

Storefront
Storefront16 / 16
Stockroom
Stockroom15 / 16
The material palette

Pale limestone / Smoked oak / Satin steel / Indigo textiles

A design exploration, presented through generated architectural imagery. This study does not document a completed commission.

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