Swarovski Style Corridor Design 3

1. General style: • Attractive and modern design, while being restrained. • The color palette is neutral, excluding bright, acidic, and overly dark shades (bright accents are only allowed in banners). • An inspiring example is the design of Swarovski stores.

2. Space design: 

• Description and photos of attractions: Integrate them into the interior so that they harmoniously fit in and serve as part of the decor. 

• Ceiling space: Use it as effectively as possible for decoration (for example, decorative elements, mirrors, lighting, hanging beads). 

• The possibility of using mirrors, glowing elements, and beads for decoration and creating a unique effect.

3. Zones: 

• Cash area: • Place a TV to display prices and other information. • Design the area so that it looks aesthetically pleasing and concise while remaining functional. 

Mailboxes: Consider the possibility of relocating them to better fit the overall design. 

• Robot: The robot remains in its place; it needs to be organically integrated into the overall style. 

• Sequin wall: Keep it in the interior, possibly adapting it to the new concept.

4. Lighting: 

• Neutral lighting with a cool tint for the general space to emphasize the restraint and modernity of the design.

Notes: • The design should be as functional as possible but not overloaded with details. • Use the specified materials and elements (mirrors, glowing items, beads) in moderate amounts to maintain the overall style. • Consider the harmony of all zones when planning and decorating. The links contain current photos of the corridor, a drawn layout of the room, and an example of a Swarovski store that we liked.

The links contain current photos of the corridor, a drawn layout of the room, and an example of a Swarovski store that we liked.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-GwNHQ91XzIv03jo0tkJeeTuHA-Lbw_p?usp=drive_link

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1U7KVuBx6eNYYtf7lSMEPdKIb6fSZHRir?usp=sharing