DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
DESIGNING ATMPOSHERES +
CURATING EXPERIENCES
A 5-part experience set to literally infuse Italy into this Shoreditch-based House of Peroni.
There was vibrant disco from Italian record selectors, a curated menu of Italian meats, a bar based on Milan cafe culture, a tagliatelle window display, blood orange disco balls and a real Fruttivendolo to showcase Italian energy and authenticity.
Plastic fruit crates, hanging fruit bags and the terrazzo pattern tied a line across the whole experience for a fusion of high and low art with classically Mediterranean motifs.
A 5-part experience set to literally infuse Italy into this Shoreditch-based House of Peroni.
There was vibrant disco from Italian record selectors, a curated menu of Italian meats, a bar based on Milan cafe culture, a tagliatelle window display, blood orange disco balls and a real Fruttivendolo to showcase Italian energy and authenticity.
Plastic fruit crates, hanging fruit bags and the terrazzo pattern tied a line across the whole experience for a fusion of high and low art with classically Mediterranean motifs.
A pop-up showroom in Birmingham's Grand Central Station, communicating the idea of play and celebrating the homemaker who is the master of eclecticism. Kingfisher-coloured scaffold shapes with wallhangings in varying materials and colours form the skeleton of the space with higher and lower levels to engender a sense of play. Low lighting and a bespoke cedar-wood and green tea scent served to add a touch of romanticism and curated props brought depth and character to the space.
A pop-up showroom in Birmingham's Grand Central Station, communicating the idea of play and celebrating the homemaker who is the master of eclecticism. Kingfisher-coloured scaffold shapes with wallhangings in varying materials and colours form the skeleton of the space with higher and lower levels to engender a sense of play. Low lighting and a bespoke cedar-wood and green tea scent served to add a touch of romanticism and curated props brought depth and character to the space.
Image Credits:
Alys Tomlinson
Iska Lupton