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P & T Concept Store
P & T Concept Store
4, Bleibtreustraße, Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Berlin, Germany
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P & T Concept Store
4, Bleibtreustraße, Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Berlin, Germany
P & T ́s mission is to make fine teas and tea culture more accessible and rewarding to a broader audience. Departure point of this vocation is the brand’s concept store on Bleibtreustrasse in Berlin, Charlottenburg, surrounded by exclusive boutiques and stately architecture. We intentionally broke with the conventional `apothecary´ over the counter mold, instead, opting for a model that encourages exploration and dialogue, information and experience: a new concept for making premium, orthodox teas accessible to an ever growing following.
On freestanding presentation cubes outfitted with sliding drawers the individual teas are displayed in a practical fashion with accompanying information, logically organized according to their degree of oxidation.
Customers are invited to smell the individual teas on display, read about their origins, production processes and their tasting characteristics or sample a particular tea, expertly brewed and served by a 'teaist' at one of the tea tasting stations in the Chinese and Taiwanese style of Gong-Fu.
This also spatially sets up the presentation of tea in the center while accessories are providing the backdrop, placed in wall shelves and lined up to form a continuous belt tying all rooms together.
The presentation cubes are accompanied by light wire frames that host the functional lightning and swarms of traditional Chinese lanterns which give the installation a poetic note. By responding to the cubic furniture in the 3rd dimension these frames put once more the focus on the laid out teas and objects.
Chinese five-elements-theory has influenced the choice of colors, which links water, the basic element for brewing tea, to black and the minerals it contains to white. All colors range between these extreme poles in shades of grey and employ a quiet environment that stands aside, allowing the tender colors of the natural tea leaves and the bright colored glazing of the accessories to speak for itself.
On freestanding presentation cubes outfitted with sliding drawers the individual teas are displayed in a practical fashion with accompanying information, logically organized according to their degree of oxidation.
Customers are invited to smell the individual teas on display, read about their origins, production processes and their tasting characteristics or sample a particular tea, expertly brewed and served by a 'teaist' at one of the tea tasting stations in the Chinese and Taiwanese style of Gong-Fu.
This also spatially sets up the presentation of tea in the center while accessories are providing the backdrop, placed in wall shelves and lined up to form a continuous belt tying all rooms together.
The presentation cubes are accompanied by light wire frames that host the functional lightning and swarms of traditional Chinese lanterns which give the installation a poetic note. By responding to the cubic furniture in the 3rd dimension these frames put once more the focus on the laid out teas and objects.
Chinese five-elements-theory has influenced the choice of colors, which links water, the basic element for brewing tea, to black and the minerals it contains to white. All colors range between these extreme poles in shades of grey and employ a quiet environment that stands aside, allowing the tender colors of the natural tea leaves and the bright colored glazing of the accessories to speak for itself.
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