 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| We cut our teeth on retail; we've done so much stuff we can't tell you all about it here! From kiosks in malls to 12,000 sq ft out-of-town outlets, we have experience of most retail scenarios. | We work hard to ensure that design solutions are grounded with commercial drivers and that the design generates revenue. If it doesn't, we've failed! | TK Maxx TJX Europe has launched their new Homeware retail concept 'HomeSense' in the UK, opening six new stores; Cardiff, Poole, Northampton, Manchester and Bristol, the largest being a 18,000 sq ft store split over two levels at St Oswalds retail park in Gloucester. | Homesense is a contemporary retail environment designed for smart shoppers who want high quality homeware products at low prices. The One Off designed the in-store experience working collaboratively with the in-house team to deliver the full store concept including a 1,000sq ft mock shop in just two months. | The design comprises of subtle finishes punctuated with bold architectural features creating an environment where the shopper is encouraged to discover and explore. | We developed key principles for the design, based on a balance between new brand elements and good retail practice, to ensure the scheme was distinctive, whilst being functional and affordable. Since opening, all stores are performing well. | Scabal We have just completed the redesign and refit of Savile Row flagship store; Scabal. Our brief was to work within a limited budget to produce a store that represents modern British luxury and that is classic, elegant and timeless. | The areas of the store were arranged into ‘Gallery’ and VIP consultation. The introduction of a lounge with central feature fireplace and Le Corbusier furniture forms an elegant focus and welcoming environment. | Materials, finishes and furniture are stylish and polished with the use of high gloss black and antique mirror, whilst beautiful bespoke glass display cases highlight the luxury cloth and made to measure formal wear. | Shuropody We developed a new concept for a rollout scheme of 100sq ft stores promoting health, beauty and wellbeing for feet, mixing footwear and footcare retail space with treatment rooms. | Take the defining elements and produce a mini scheme suitable for department store concessions. | Using a palette of nature inspired neutral shades with plywood and walnut to add texture, we added in a zingy green to contrast and lift the scheme. | Tropical planting and images of sand and pebbles reinforce the natural theme within the store, whilst the treatment rooms feature ambient lighting, bamboo pattern wallpapers and walnut timber to create a more restful spa-like experience. | Azendi We were asked to create a brand new retail concept for a relatively young brand selling unique jewellery. | The main focus of the environment was to improve visual merchandising and increase the perceived value of the product. | In addition, the new retail environment contained many ownable elements, such as brand wallpaper which created a dramatic frieze around the store. | The concept has been scaled and implemented across many different store formats. | Intrepid We've designed, built and installed two stores for Intrepid; one in London and one in Melbourne. They opened within two weeks of each other and are both trading well. | Intrepid store Melbourne, Australia | Barclays Wealth Centres First-class lounge-style environments created and implemented by The One Off for the Barclays premier customers in London and Paris. | Peter Werth Launching the wholesaler Peter Werth on the High St; building a store to bring the brand personality to life. | Creating a unique and ownable brand environment, from signature shop to graffiti changing rooms. Rock 'n' roll meets Brighton Pier. The Liverpool Met Quarter store is now open for business! | Launching the wholesaler Peter Werth on the High St; building a store to bring the brand personality to life. | Creating a unique and ownable brand environment, from signature shop to graffiti changing rooms. Rock 'n' roll meets Brighton Pier. The Liverpool Met Quarter store is now open for business! |
|
|
