eley kishimoto’s geometric pattern transforms a london bakery

eley kishimoto’s geometric pattern transforms a london bakery
photography by chris tubbs

british fashion and design company eley kishimoto has collaborated with studio maclean on the interior renovation of a bakery in london. after the success of its first store, southerden’s owner, melanie southerden, invited jason maclean of studio maclean and mark eley of eley kishimoto to design and instigate the interior for her new move to bermondsey street.

the bakery is located in south of the river thames in central london

the scheme sees a run-down hairdressers transformed into a elegantly crafted patisserie store that pairs eley kishimoto’s floor-to-ceiling graphics with studio maclean’s technical lighting solutions. the entirety of the store has been clad with a distinctive black and yellow pattern that gives the appearance of artificial depth, while wall mounted timber units offer a hint to the delicacies on offer.

the scheme sees a run-down hairdressers transformed into a crafted patisserie store

‘it was a pleasure to be trusted by mel southerden to transform her new patisserie store with a clearly defined vision‘, explained mark eley. ‘we have worked well with studio maclean over the years, and with restricted time and financial budget on this commission we have executed a feast for your eyes working a top to toe venice pattern installation.’

wall mounted displays

the pattern extends to the store’s flooring

the units offer a hint to the delicacies on offer

the distinctive black and yellow pattern gives the appearance of artificial depth

studio maclean’s technical lighting solutions

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