The OSKA Store in Sydney Was Designed by INK interior architects
Rebecca Byers — May 6, 2016 — Business
References: retaildesignblog.net
Located in Sydney, Australia, the OSKA store is a monochromatic experience defined by its mixture of industrial materials and simple merchandising scheme. The store is characterized by layering of textured white accents, grey toned walls and different shades of black. As with many forward-thinking fashion boutiques, the new OSKA store experience aims to emphasize the apparel by putting forth simple store infrastructure that doesn't draw too much attention to itself, making the space neutral enough for the clothing to shine.
Founded in 1997, OSKA is a German womenswear brand with a cult-like following thanks to its unique focus on simplicity. The new Sydney OSKA store was designed with this client in mind, with the space strongly identifying with the brand's focus on texture and minimalism.
Founded in 1997, OSKA is a German womenswear brand with a cult-like following thanks to its unique focus on simplicity. The new Sydney OSKA store was designed with this client in mind, with the space strongly identifying with the brand's focus on texture and minimalism.
Trend Themes
1. Monochromatic Retail Design - Exploring the use of monochromatic color schemes and industrial materials in retail store design to create a minimalist and visually impactful shopping experience.
2. Simple Store Infrastructure - Adopting a minimalist approach to store design and layout that focuses on highlighting the merchandise and creating a neutral backdrop for products to shine.
3. Texture and Minimalism in Fashion - Highlighting the growing trend in fashion towards minimalist, textured designs that prioritize simplicity and quality materials.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Opportunities for retailers to create unique shopping experiences through the use of monochromatic design, simple store infrastructure, and textured fashion products.
2. Fashion - Innovations in fashion design that embrace texture and minimalism while highlighting quality materials and creating a strong brand identity.
3. Architecture and Interior Design - Design professionals can explore the use of industrial materials and monochromatic color schemes in creating visually impactful spaces that emphasize simplicity and texture.
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