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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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HiLo
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Project Featured on Sep 11, 2017
All in the name, this boutique-flavor shop carries everything from an inexpensive 30-pack of
beer to a top shelf, oak-aged Kentucky whiskey, not to mention sundries and family-friendly
refreshments. “When our friends came to us with this idea, we fell in love with the concept,”
explains Cleo Murnane, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Project M Plus. “So we used
the name as a jumping off point in the design so that you literally step through this old world
European threshold into a super paired down, modern space. It’s the element of surprise that
makes for a fun and unique shopping experience in LA.”
The design embodies HiLo’s literal meaning: upscale and inviting on the outside, utilitarian on
the inside. Flanked by two brick buildings, the exterior evokes the feel of old London with a
richly pigmented fire engine red paint on detailed wood paneling. Brass-gilded sconce and mail
slot details add classic layers, while hand-painted signage offers a study in contrasts.
Stepping through the door, guests are greeted by a custom mosaic tile entryway with the
directive, “Drink well.” Efficient and minimalistic, Baltic Birch plywood shelving creates a bold
grid of easy-to-shop displays filled with artisanal spirits, local wines, and more craft beers than
you can savor in one season. Jenni’s ice cream is stocked in the frozen treats freezer, while
juices and mixers rub shoulders in the large beer cooler occupying the back wall, along with
chilled wine and bubbles. Airy, exposed white beams keep the space open and bright.
beer to a top shelf, oak-aged Kentucky whiskey, not to mention sundries and family-friendly
refreshments. “When our friends came to us with this idea, we fell in love with the concept,”
explains Cleo Murnane, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Project M Plus. “So we used
the name as a jumping off point in the design so that you literally step through this old world
European threshold into a super paired down, modern space. It’s the element of surprise that
makes for a fun and unique shopping experience in LA.”
The design embodies HiLo’s literal meaning: upscale and inviting on the outside, utilitarian on
the inside. Flanked by two brick buildings, the exterior evokes the feel of old London with a
richly pigmented fire engine red paint on detailed wood paneling. Brass-gilded sconce and mail
slot details add classic layers, while hand-painted signage offers a study in contrasts.
Stepping through the door, guests are greeted by a custom mosaic tile entryway with the
directive, “Drink well.” Efficient and minimalistic, Baltic Birch plywood shelving creates a bold
grid of easy-to-shop displays filled with artisanal spirits, local wines, and more craft beers than
you can savor in one season. Jenni’s ice cream is stocked in the frozen treats freezer, while
juices and mixers rub shoulders in the large beer cooler occupying the back wall, along with
chilled wine and bubbles. Airy, exposed white beams keep the space open and bright.
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