Roman Izquierdo Bouldstridge worked with start-up Colvin on transforming a space in Barcelona that previously housed a bank office into a functional florist shop. While many flower shops have surfaces at all heights that are filled with flowers, as well as large counters that divide the space, this design sets itself apart with a clean and airy design that takes cues from the natural world—in fact, the interior was developed after "a field of flowers with pathways under the shade of the trees."
The florist shop boasts crisp white walls that contrast the colorful floral arrangements that sit on trunk-like wooden beams that are dispersed throughout the space. The store itself takes the form of a semi-open workshop that is divided from other private areas for staff.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nature-inspired Interior Design
- Florist shops and other retail spaces can benefit from incorporating elements of nature in their interior design, creating a calm and refreshing shopping experience.
- Minimalistic Retail Spaces
- Simplifying and decluttering the physical space can help draw attention to products and create a trendy shopping experience.
- Multi-functional Retail Spaces
- Combining the functions of a shop and a workshop can create a more interactive and engaging shopping experience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Retail
- Incorporating natural elements and creating multi-functional spaces can help retailers attract customers and stand out from competitors.
- Interior Design
- The trend for nature-inspired interior design provides opportunities for interior designers to create unique spaces that cater to customers' need for relaxation and comfort.
- Flowers and Plants
- Flower shops and plant nurseries can revamp their spaces to create more unique and engaging shopping experiences that stand out in a competitive market.
