Astha Narang is one of the young bridal wear designers catering to the big fat Indian weddings in India and internationally. Her clothes are a subtle interpretation of the traditionally heavy Indian bridal wear, for the modern brides.

The store's concept is based on natural materials and shades,The main shade chosen for this project was pale beige, which overlays all planes of the interior and equipment.

The concept of the store is based on natural, monochrome materials that complement each other and are responsible for the bold character of the brand.

The more realistic the details and textures, the more powerful the emotional transmission.

MinjuKim's first showroom is located in Bukchon, an area where you can feel the oldest tradition in Seoul.

The interior for the Manuka boutique combines quality materiality, timeless forms and tailored details that echo the modern femininity that the Perri Cutten label is known for.

The store's understated shopfront is painted a dark brown hue informed by well-worn leather, which nods to antique book bindings in reference to Cambridge's history of academia.

The rectangular and monotonous enclosure that is taken as a starting point is shaped in order to pursue a singular space where geometries acquire substantial importance.

Pattern Studio has conceived the first flagship store for Australian apparel and lifestyle brand Deiji Studios,located in Byron Bay’s newest fashion precinct,Johnson Lane.

Oskar Kohnen takes a simple yet striking approach to the interior scheme of this paint store in London.

Oskar Kohnen principal idea behind this design was to create a museum-like white box containing a multitude of architectural elements to play with the visitor’s imagination.

As a leather accessories brand, Oskar Kohnen sought to incorporate leather into the store’s materiality but in an unexpected way. 

Australian leisurewear label, Venroy, has announced the opening of their seventh store, located in Byron Bay.Like all Venroy stores, the interior is designed to be transportive, taking the customer on a journey to aspirational destinations around the globe.

The store's interior features a wide range of cream tones and a green sofa in the living room topped with Kravet fabric, both in contrasting light and dark tones.

Through the analysis of the Pantheon, Labotory settled the plaza as a common space and the colonnade as the transition space.