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For this interior project we used soft geometrical shapes, bright colors and just a few basic materials to create a light and inviting flower store called Moon Daisy.
From nothing to everything
The building is a former fireworks storage without any daylight. It is a relatively narrow space, measuring 3 meters wide and 16 meters deep. The starting point for this project was all about how to alter all the current - almost unfavorable - characteristics of the storage into a light, inviting & lush flowershop.
The key elements in this project are the 6 meter long brass counter with a matching light object directly above the counter. We used the reflecting properties of the polished brass to optimize the daylight coming in to make sure that the back of the store is highlighted. The objective was to keep the interior simple so the flowers will always stand out.
