trust in design: code shoe store

‘code shoe store’ by trust in design all photos courtesy of trust in design

french multidisciplinary studio trust in design has created an interior for a shoe store called ‘code’. the aesthetic of the shop is defined by the relatively new technology called quick response code (QR code), which is graphically dominated by randomized squares. this theme runs throughout the retail outlet, with perforated panel walls used to support the modular shelves that can be re-arranged to achieve the pixelated effect. the furnishings, such as fixtures, chairs and bench, compliment the geometric language of the design.

the entrance

a geomteric aesthetic

cut outs in the walls

the cashier point

modular shelves

angles and lines define the design

furnishings designed specifically for the interior

furnishings such as chairs designed specifically for the interior sketch

plan view

project info:

interior design project: shoes store type: private order status: accomplished location: vannes, france date: 2012 size: 100 m² budget: 110 000 euros client: spoda production: marc serazin

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