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At the same time we’re running towards Milan Design Week 2016, Dimore Studio don’t stop in giving us delight projects. At Corso Magenta this duo designed AESOP wellness & beauty second boutique! Recognized by their signature packaging and the individuality of each one of their boutiques, australian skincare brand AESOP has now an authentic and distinctive interior set, within a 35 square meter space and created in collaboration with milanese design firm and the famous interior designers, Dimore Studio Interiors!
Dimore studio Interiors based their design on pantries found inside early 20th-century villas, and covered the walls in materials typical of these spaces. “The new 35-square-metre space is both a whimsical essay on materials typically employed in butlers’ pantries of 1930s Italian villas and a contemporary version of the small neighbourhood bottegas still common in this area,” said the designers. “Nuanced greens, yellows and pinks, muted as if to cover every surface in talcum powder, herald the trip back in time,” they added.
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The individual interiors designed for each Aesop store are often influenced by their surroundings. Dennis Paphitis, founder of the skincare brand, that “architecturally our criteria is always to try and work with what is already there and to weave ourselves into the core and fabric of the street, rather than to impose what we were doing.”
Inside the Aesop Magenta branch, glossy teal subway tiles cover the walls, arches and ceiling and contrast with yellow corner shelving.
Display cabinets have the same green tone, and feature rounded window frames that are intended to reference an early 20th-century aesthetic. Light grey linoleum covers the floor across the entire store. Two mid-century velvet-upholstered chairs are placed close to the window, while a stainless steel demonstration sink is integrated into the cabinets.
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Aesop was founded by Paphitis in Melbourne in 1987. Designers including Snøhetta, JamesPlumb and Torafu Architects have all contributed to the skincare brand’s fast-growing portfolio of over 100 shops interiors.
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