Nike Store - London

Designed by Jump design and architectural studios,
based London, UK and Brescia, Italy

ConceptThe brief has been to create an inspirational and upbeat
environment, reflective of nike’s dedication to performance
through innovation and it’s commitment to design as a tool for
achieving this.
the showrooms are officially known just as
'nike london HQ' - they are not open to the public but to
retailers to view the very latest nike products;
although some of the design language will find it's
way into retail applications, in terms of technical
materials and experimental forms.

Fun Factory by Karim Rashid (Berlin)

Karim Rashid's concept for the store:

'we are an organic machine of emotion and needs. sexual pleasure is one of the greatest proponents
of our existence. it blurs needs and desires. once marginal and taboo like design, finally sex has become
a public subject. the ubiquity of these subjects both have similarities such as performance, desire, form,
seduction, beauty, and experience.

fun factory’s sexy toy forms are sculptural, sensual, organic, smart and tasteful. the fun factory store
came from these objects and the idea of creating landscapes for toys, for play, and a multitude of
sexual behaviors, and a blurring of these needs and desires. the space is a dynamic organism, fluid,
technorganic, calming yet daring, sensual yet approachable, erotic yet inviting.

design is now shaping every aspect of living so the final frontier is to shape a better sex life .'

MGM mirage city center by Daniel Libeskind

Daniel Libeskind has designed the retail and public space complex on the main Las Vegas strip as part of the MGM mirage's city center construction project. He design concept is to get an expensive  urban atmosphere in doors.

Nendo: Halsuit concept shop

Halsuit is a high end men suits retailer design by Nendo a Japanese design studio. They has firsted moved the changing rooms to the centre, making it the centre piece of the design.

The concept of this design to to create an office atmosphere to enable the customers to visualise there work style and make the process of choosing a suit much easier.

My bike at merci by Tom Dixon

This sculptural lighting was designed by British designer, Tom Dixon. His design has been formulated by the inpiration from a standard bicycle wheel.

Modern rococo sculpture by Kris Kuksi

This sculpture is displayed in the joshua liner gallery, new york city, USA
march 8th, 2012 until april 7th, 2012.

 These sculpture are an amazing twist on Rocco and rather than giving off a feeling of welth, it gives off darkness and depth, with a bit of a gothic touch.

Well of life series by Arik Levy: Fontana

This lighting/sculpture was designed in Paris by Arik Levy. The designs aim was to create a lamp that offers depth and warmth, with a unqiue form.