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Six new retail spaces in Australia: From Louboutin and Saint Laurent to Cue

Inside Retail

Christian Louboutin Sydney, New South Wales The plush red carpet welcomes patrons into Christian Louboutin’s new boutique, striking a sharp contrast to the glossy white floors of Sydney’s Westfield CBD mall. Both interiors showcase a balanced mix of soft shapes and noble materials in vivid shades and textures.

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Choosing the Best Materials for Visual Merchandising Concepts in Luxury Retail Stores

Retail Focus

Each technique compliments the merchandise displayed in the store windows adding focal points for window shoppers. . Excellent for outdoor displays as heat resistant and has a high melting point. A sense of contrast . So, there are many advantages to adding fabric to visual merchandising projects, such as: .

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Liang Architecture Studio creates retrofuturistic boutique in Hangzhou

Dezeen

To contrast with the coolness and rigidness of the concrete and metal, the studio incorporated soft fabrics and retro teak veneer into the design. Up above, a large diamond-shaped acrylic lighting fixture that changes colour pierces through the ceiling to create a dramatic focal point. A circular seating area welcomes visitors.

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Create a Unique Focal Point With a Reclaimed Wood Kitchen Table

Elmwood Timber

This room shows the look of beautifully with a lot of brick and rustic surface textures, along with some crisp, smooth lines. Color Contrast One way to bring the focus in the room onto the wood top is to use its color to contrast the rest of the space. The rustic, modern dining table helps bridge the gap between the two styles.

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Interiors inspiration: Design Week’s favourite new projects

Design Week

The texture and finish of the bar is a reference to the front doors of traditional Copenhagen homes, the studio says. In contrast to the dark burgundy colour palette of the bar, the inner restaurant features a neutral colour scheme. A natural stone countertop sits atop. This is complimented with discreet green touches.

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Mesura constructs Barcelona Aesop store from 19th-century building fragments

Dezeen

Instead, we celebrated the raw, authentic textures of the stone, enhancing its natural beauty and reinforcing its connection to the past," he told Dezeen. Textured white stucco covers the walls Stainless steel was used to create removable additions to the stones in the form of small slide-in cupboards, trays or taps for the basins.

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Interiors inspiration: Design Week’s pick of nature inspired spaces

Design Week

The guest experience here is even moodier – a private bar for the area is wrapped in dark textured timber and dressed in vintage objects and Indian antiques. The focal point of the main are is a 14-foot-tall chestnut oak tree, which acts as an indoor canopy under which guests are seated.

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