Trend model Bottega Veneta has opened a pop-up store at London division retailer Harrods with an interlocking shelving system that pulls on modernist structure.
Situated on the bottom ground of the Knightsbridge retailer, the Bottega Veneta pop-up store was created by the model’s in-house design staff to have a good time 50 years of its signature weave, the Intrecciato.
This woven-leather design knowledgeable the inside of the pop-up retailer, which options an interlocking system of furnishings and fixtures.
Based on the model, the concrete-and-wood shelving system additionally references its geographical roots and the structure of the area.
“Developed in concrete and Italian walnut wooden, this interconnected scheme additionally nods to modernist structure in the home’s native Veneto area,” Bottega Veneta stated.
The shop additionally options massive chairs clad in an outsized model of the Intrecciato sample in black leather-based.
The pop-up store will promote Bottega Veneta’s ready-to-wear garments, leather-based items and jewelry, in addition to footwear and perfume.
At its centre, the shop has a big desk, La Tavola, which the model describes as a “new architectural idea”.
Menagerie of animal-shaped beanbags traces Bottega Veneta catwalk
The sleek picket desk was knowledgeable by the communal tables utilized by Bottega Veneta’s craftsmen in its leather-based workshops and shall be used to showcase jewelry and fragrances, in addition to small leather-based items.
“La Tavola serves as each a purposeful centrepiece and as an expression of group and craft,” the model stated.
Drawers maintain supplies used to make the Intrecciato weave, in order that clients can get an concept of the method, in addition to bespoke stationery and different small objects made particularly for the pop-up.
In a nod to Harrods’ signature inexperienced color, the pop-up store will promote garments and equipment in emerald inexperienced which are unique to the shop.
Images by British photographer Jack Davison from Bottega Veneta’s newest marketing campaign, Craft is our Language, enhance the partitions.
The shop, which opened on 2 September, shall be at Harrods for a month.
Bottega Veneta has beforehand launched loads of playful takes on its signature leather-based designs, together with a collaboration with lighting design band Flos on lamps by designer Gino Sarfatti and a menagerie of animal-shaped beanbags that adorned its catwalk.
The images is courtesy of Bottega Veneta.
