tom dixon shop by studio toogood

a view of the shop located in the wharf building at portobello dock
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as part of london design week, tom dixon presented his first shop located in the
wharf building at portobello dock in west london. the concept of the store has been
designed by studio toogood who has translated their idea through a warehouse installation
within the space. the design is in the form of a stage set which is a representation
of tom dixon's industrial aesthetic. the set divides the space into rooms, and visitors are
able to explore aspects of the shop by peering through various windows and doors
which contain the individual room sets whose overall themes are derived from materials
such as copper, cast iron and wood. the new 1800 sqft space showcases a series of products
from dixon's new 2009 collection 'utility' and is part of tom dixon's new office complex.
'at last...we have found a new home - and not just any old showroom, but a more
characterized and appropriate space we could not have dreamt of...' - TD

tom dixon showroom which is divided like a stage set
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windows in the walls allow visitors to peer into the individual room sets
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installation of beat lights
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a view down one of the store's corridors
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this room set's theme is copper - the copper blow light and copper shade are shown
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installation of copper shade down another hallway
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there is a house-like stage set down the middle of the store with windows and doors allowing visitors
to walk through each of the 'rooms'
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image courtesy of nina morris

a view of the stage set structure
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the house-like structure made from wood boards
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entrance to the store
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designer tom dixon
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a rendering of the set which divides the shop
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a detail of the interior structure
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drawings of the space's layout
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detail of the layout and product placement

tom dixon with his industrial tools
image courtesy of studio toogood
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