Always with an eye for the unusual, the All Saints store in Glasgow captures attention and doesn’t let go. The rough-hewn feel of the interior belies the highly considered design of this shop.
Given that Casio’s average customer is quite young, the store interior had to be sleekly contemporary, as well as an efficient sales vehicle. Brinkworth’s work on the design has delivered a solution satisfying these requirements and ensuring that the brand continues to be at the cutting edge of retail interiors.
Over the past several years Retail Design has covered the several reincarnations of the Karen Millen shops in and around London. All have been designed by Adam Brinkworth of the Brinkworth design consultancy of London, and he says “16 years on and we’re still enjoying the evolution of each store” This store, on Regent St. in London, is the fourth flagship store for the brand and the latest landmark in the Karen Millen store design history.
The All Saints shopfit reinforces all the values of the product. The hanging cruciform lit up like a Christmas Tree is the perfect centre piece for the faded rock'n'roll spirit which the store embodies.
Brinkworth designed a series of 40 foot 'ISO' containers for Heinekin's Greenspace event in Valencia 2005. The containersacted as structural devices for music, film and design to showcase in and around them. The challengewas to design containers that were capable of serving a variety of exhibitions, catering for up to 6000 people a day.
Although long established, the brighton store has manged to maintain a fresh look without much updating.
A proposal for an international education and research centre in Svartarkot, Northern Iceland, it is a collabiration between Brinkworth, Icelandic architect Sigrun Sverrisdottir and client, The Reykajavik Academy.
Retail design company Brinkworth has created a neon-lit denim area, a sports-hall inspired street wear area with skateboard park surfaces and fencing and a retro cinema theme for casual brands.
