The Van Dijk Fashion Store Shows Off a Transparent Design
The simple elegance of the Van Dijk fashion store, located on the ground floor of a 19th-century Dutch city building, is not something you see often in a fashion boutique.
Designed by architecture design studio Ooze, the Van Dijk fashion store comprises a long and narrow shape that features transparent design details, such as long glass tables, that provide the store with a neat, clean and sophisticated aesthetic.
As The Retail Blog points out, the design of the Van Dijk fashion store consists of only three elements required of retail -- a rail, a curtain and a mirror. While the lack of interior accents may seem odd for a retil establishment, these three elements provide everything the store needs to arrange, display and store its offerings without creating any visual clutter.
Designed by architecture design studio Ooze, the Van Dijk fashion store comprises a long and narrow shape that features transparent design details, such as long glass tables, that provide the store with a neat, clean and sophisticated aesthetic.
As The Retail Blog points out, the design of the Van Dijk fashion store consists of only three elements required of retail -- a rail, a curtain and a mirror. While the lack of interior accents may seem odd for a retil establishment, these three elements provide everything the store needs to arrange, display and store its offerings without creating any visual clutter.
