Creating interior designs in light pink colors
,Creating interior designs in light pink colors
Patricia Bustos Studio, in Madrid, has created a pastel pink interior,
with arched details and solid and soft elements, for a concept store in Madrid, Spain.
Design Features
The store has an area of 75 square meters, called An & Be Store,
and was designed for the Spanish company An & Be, which has its own manufacturing and physical presence in Madrid.
The new concept store consists of hard and soft items,
textures and pink colors where the high quality of craftsmanship is reflected on the customers.
The designers combined elegant furniture pieces,
linen curtains and geometric details with the skills of the artisans who work for the brand.
The shop is decorated with detail, combined with arched railings and natural stone,
as well as concrete blocks, terracotta, and natural rattan all of which are handcrafted.
Creating interior designs in light pink colors
Taking into account the complexity, diversity and harmony of materials,
the space creates a timeless space as well as the delicacy of the essentials.
The people who enter are also chosen, through a harmonious space that fuses a sense of raw beauty while discovering the brand’s many collections through exhibitors to access the resort into the fitting rooms.
Architecture and clothing intertwine with each other to tell a story of heritage and innovation.
Design shape
The studio preferred to use the earthy tones of the store’s furnishings to create a contrast
with the warm colors of the ceiling, eaves, and baseboards.
The studio combined travertine and pink Portuguese marble on the center tables,
table and bench in the installation area.
The entire store is complemented by fringe detailing made of clay pieces of different colors
and placed piece by piece throughout the store.
The studio also distributed lighting inside to create a warm atmosphere and respect the shades of the clothes,
while the store was designed in a circular scheme.
And the studio implemented a curved treatment referring to the buttons so distinctive in their company,
“blended with mirrors so that the customer reflects in the company’s world and sees him reflected in the moment within he-she.”
There are no corners inside as everything has been rounded off,
aiming to create a harmonious space where clothes are the champions.
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