The HITGallery - Hong Kong

Lets talk asymmetry baby!
Always an admired of works from Rafael Decardenas, this store reminds me a bit of his design.

However, tscharam! No one but Italian architect and designer Fabio Novembre. With inspiration from artist Giorgio de Chirico, the store has a clean design that with clear Italian accents as the arches.

Diptyque London Store

New work by Chris Brenner: respecting history and culture, the result is a mix of materials from brass to Gothic wallpaper and a fusion of color.

 See more of Christopher Jenner’s work at www.christopher-jenner.com

 

Palace Wallpaper?

Rei Kawakubo. 

This is an old project (circa 2006 for Comme des Garcons).

Photos of grand palaces were blown up to life size images and papered onto the walls. The rooms are linked by irregular shaped openings through which one can see other images. Waaaahhhh!

ballroom at the Palazzo Gangi in Palermo, Sicily.

The Candy Room

Candy Store in Melbourne, Australia.

Designed by: Red Design

To go along with my retail obsession and the surreal....

I love the design shops that as you walk outside through the windows you already get the element of surprise. It doesn't matter what they are selling at first you just HAVE to get inside and check it out. Packaging is key. Interior Design is like packaging for the product but in a larger sense. Make a good packaging, you can pretty much sell anything.

Simple and creative. Like.

Louis Vuitton Island

Singapore
Interior Design: Peter Marino
Luxury, luxury, luxury. plus yacht. think art. I feel in Monaco!
Absolutely decadent! An actual island that looks like a standing boat.
"Being committed to the artistic and cultural life of the city".

Sumit Shop

Seoul, S Korea
designed by M4 Design

The designers Kwang-Hyun Han and Young-Sub Yun of m4 design opted to leave the décor mostly monochromatic white, allowing the colourful products to stand out. ‘It makes the space more cheerful,’ they say.

Lee Broom's Public House

Salone del Mobile 2012, Milano
His first solo exhibition.

The Power of the Mirror

Kurt Geiger stores in London.
Designed by Found Associates.

Rossana Orlandi

She is incredible. the gallery is fabulous.no wonder i love it so much. from the garden, to a glass of wine: considering she showcases some of my favorite like Jamie Hayon and Jasper Morrison I can't help but to say this is one of my favorite places in Milano.

Interesting to see this connection with the Wunderkammer concept. The mixture of the exotic, the absurd, the exquisite art is always fascinating to be displayed. A beautiful visual mix.

http://www.rossanaorlandi.com/