Commercial design

The main materials used throughout Peet’s Coffee stores - warm timber finishes, white painted walls, plants which embody the Peet’s Californian origins - are present within the UCCA space, ensuring that the store remains consistent with the brand identity established in China.  Seth Powers Seth Powers Layered on top of this neutral palette are bolder materials chosen specifically for this location. Stained red wood veneer connects to the architectural colour palette. Monochrome geometric shapes are used in furniture, rugs and as a graphic wrap for the coffee machine, creating a layering of pattern.  Seth Powers Seth Powers Curving stainless steel wraps the counter front, reflecting light and colou... More

The Perfume Club is a membership club where you can meet new people and make new social relationships through perfumes run by Soohyang. The building used to be an old perfume factory of Soohyang. In the cultural and commercial context of Seongsu-dong, we tried to use the characteristics of a factory building effectively such as high ceilings, gable roofs, and column-free space. Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong We tried to make a mysterious and secret place considering the character of the service and thought the core of the spatial experience was to change emotions through the contrast of inside and outside the building. A simple yet powerful facade was completed by pouring concrete... More

Kiwoong Hong Kiwoong Hong ‘Shinheung-market’ is a place that was a symbol of reckless development in the past in ‘Haebangchon’, an old shabby neighbourhood in Seoul. We thought about how to build a space for a young coffee brand here and decided to apply new finishes while maintaining the original appearance rather than inserting a new structure and form into the space. The project started with the goal of telling a new story while respecting local and environmental contexts. Kiwoong Hong Caption Caption   Kiwoong Hong The space was very tight, and there were several structural and functional deficiencies as a commercial place. First of all, we cleared safety issues for people can... More

A Haven of Imagination: Blue Bear, the Sustainable Kids' Bookstore of the Future In an era where sustainability meets creativity, the future of children's bookstores has arrived. Flocdesign designed Blue Bear with the aim of captivating young minds and inspiring a love for literature.  Caption A Sustainable Oasis of Learning and Play Nestled amidst the bustling city streets, this eco-conscious haven invites families to embark on a delightful journey into the world of books. It's not just a store; it's an enchanting oasis where parents and children can bond over stories, creativity, and eco-friendly surroundings. A Breath of Fresh Air Upon entering, you'll be embraced by an abundance of natural light, filtering through large w... More

This 4,000 SF renovation for the Southern California Gas Company in Compton focuses on enhancing the existing office space by incorporating new windows for better natural lighting, introducing varied materiality, and creating diverse workstations with varying levels of privacy. This ultimately resulted an improved office space, break room, restrooms, and locker rooms. Molly Haas The incorporation of focus rooms in the design serves not only to divide the larger office space, but also to provide the workers with areas for privacy and increased focus. Additionally, the transparent sliding doors maintain a visual connection to the outside while still providing an enclosed space. Molly Haas The plyboo soffit adds a touch of warmth... More

A Senior Living Community located just outside of Washington, DC. Residents can interact with commuters and reminisce about the times they would head into the nation’s capital for business. Peak Visuals Peak Visuals The design of the building preserves the historic feel of the area, while also utilizing modern ideas and concepts borrowed from the hospitality industry. Peak Visuals Peak Visuals Designed around a central activity courtyard, floor-to-ceiling glass was incorporated into amenity spaces adjacent to the courtyard. This provided for the expansion of social opportunities through the variety of indoor-connected outdoor functions and spaces. More

The Design reflects the amalgamation of an F&B Office DNA with a Tech Savvy Side to create a Millennial office that is worth taking note of! It reflects the new RESIMERCIAL spirit of a Workplace that has a homely feel to an office, thus making Work from Home & Work From office pretty similar! The Design Answers the Requirements of being Modern, Tech enabled, Cool, Casual & Collaborative: all that our clients wanted. More than Anything else it breaks from being stereotypically F&B & presents a fresh take for YUM! Naveen Saxena A Good Workspace is one that enables greater productivity through chance encounters and offers flexible configurations of seating across the real estate to conduct different types of socio -... More

The new flagship store by “Take it” expands over 900 meters of customer experience and display of many different products. The brand specializes in importing furniture and home décor products. The main goal was to create a space that makes the customers feel welcomed and to enjoy themselves while purchasing. Also to create a selling and practical store that flatters all the different selling categories. Tamir Rogowski The design concept is minimalistic and geometric, the idea was to use the raw existing materials as much as possible in order to convey the message about responsible and durable design. Tamir Rogowski To be smart about the materials choice and to use and build only what needed. The elements that... More

Ocado is continuing to grow and change, and moving to a new head office represented another exciting chapter in the history of Ocado. Caption Caption Caption Interior Options were tasked with the office refurbishment of their four-storey, eight-floor building in Hatfield. The new head office would be a significant move, allowing the headcount to increase tenfold. And the building in which they were moving was also immense. To put this into perspective, the Hatfield building is 2.5 times bigger than St. Paul’s Cathedral. Trident place is now home to over 2000 Ocado staff.   Full case study > Ocado Head Office Design and Fit-out Caption Caption Caption More

Buchan have been involved with the redevelopment of Belmont Forum through many stages since it first opened in the 1960’s, and have recently completed a staged redevelopment of the centre, including a new Coles, Children’s Play area, green outdoor space, a Fresh Food Precinct, Food Court, and Dining Precinct. The new Dining Precinct at Belmont Forum has created a vibrant pedestrian friendly environment, inviting and protected from both traffic and climate, and rich in texture and experience. The precinct includes public seating, a performance stage, and hybrid urban furniture that encourages interaction in unexpected ways. The team and the client shared a vision for a vibrant place for the wider community. Silvertone Photogr... More

Imagine the smell of fresh roasted coffee mixed with spices. The design concept aspired to bring this richness of flavors into the store look and feel. tamir rogowski The store design is very colorful yet delicate, aspires to bring the market experience with a modern and clean visuality. The center tables are long and massive, carrying many products and storage. tamir rogowski The colors and materials chosen for the design are dark wood, smoked grey contrasted by a textured floor and vivid yellow and green that comes from the plants. tamir rogowski The story of “The spice” is about an authentic market, with an added value of nature, wellness and a personal service, combined with a very special food products tha... More

store design by Studio Intu that takes you to the streets of Paris. The store belongs to a couple who makes their own macarons, hand made with spaecial flavors. tamir rogowski The design purpose was to show the unique touch of this brand, to attracks the customes to enter and to enjoy the design and atmosphere. tamir rogowski More