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Arielle Shoshana
Arielle Shoshana
Fairfax, VA, United States
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Arielle Shoshana
Fairfax, VA, United States
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
Arielle Shoshana is a new luxury fragrance boutique in the Mosaic District in Fairfax, Virginia.
CORE designed the retail space to appeal to both men and women, and change the way they shop for fragrance. The owner wanted to make fragrance approachable, so the store philosophy is to shop by “note”, or dominant scent, so the design integrates orientation points on the shelving while creating a gallery for the bottles. The minimalist aesthetic plays well in the luxury boutique, which feels sleek and edited, with much of the detailing inspired by Japanese millwork. The architecture is completely orthogonal, a composition of cubes and planes. Where wood cubes are cut away for display vitrines or lighting, they are lined with champagne, rose-gold or brass metal. Dramatic light boxes glow elegantly to highlight featured product and create mass in the center of the space. CORE created a color palette that combined white, gray and natural oak wood tones with touches of deep indigo (Arielle Shoshana’s brand color) as well as metal tones inspired by the colors of citrus, found in some of the fragrances. Photo cred: Greg Powers
CORE designed the retail space to appeal to both men and women, and change the way they shop for fragrance. The owner wanted to make fragrance approachable, so the store philosophy is to shop by “note”, or dominant scent, so the design integrates orientation points on the shelving while creating a gallery for the bottles. The minimalist aesthetic plays well in the luxury boutique, which feels sleek and edited, with much of the detailing inspired by Japanese millwork. The architecture is completely orthogonal, a composition of cubes and planes. Where wood cubes are cut away for display vitrines or lighting, they are lined with champagne, rose-gold or brass metal. Dramatic light boxes glow elegantly to highlight featured product and create mass in the center of the space. CORE created a color palette that combined white, gray and natural oak wood tones with touches of deep indigo (Arielle Shoshana’s brand color) as well as metal tones inspired by the colors of citrus, found in some of the fragrances. Photo cred: Greg Powers
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