VINCE - ROBERTSON

LOS ANGELES, CA

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This was the first retail location for the luxury clothing brand, Vince. Located on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles, a destination shopping spot for young trendetters, this project sought to both appeal to the youthful energy of the area as well as to reflect the brand's classic, minimalist aesthetic.

Outside, a large punched opening features floor to ceiling frameless glass punctuated with a recessed rock and succulent garden set into the pavement.

Inside, polished concrete floors and smooth plaster walls form the backdrop for a series of pieces of custom linear millwork with a seamless, laquered, white finish. Crisscrossing and intersecting each other at the floors and ceiling, this millwork serves a number of functions, from storage to display to check out desk. Backlit white panels and frameless mirrors line the wall. These act as a blank canvas behind the merchandise, hung along one side of the store by custom cantilevered clothing racks, and along the other by custom u-shaped racks hung dramatically from the ceiling.

 

CLIENT: VINCE

PROGRAM: 1,300 SF RETAIL BUILD-OUT, BRANDING

YEAR: COMPLETED 2008

TEAM: MARMOL RADZINER (MISTY KAPLAN / FIFTH WALL - DESIGNER, PROJECT MANAGER)

PHOTO CREDITS: JOE FLETCHER

 
 

VINCE - ROBERTSON

LOS ANGELES, CA

This was the first retail location for the luxury clothing brand, Vince. Located on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles, a destination shopping spot for young trendetters, this project sought to both appeal to the youthful energy of the area as well as to reflect the brand's classic, minimalist aesthetic.

Outside, a large punched opening features floor to ceiling frameless glass punctuated with a recessed rock and succulent garden set into the pavement.

Inside, polished concrete floors and smooth plaster walls form the backdrop for a series of pieces of custom linear millwork with a seamless, laquered, white finish. Crisscrossing and intersecting each other at the floors and ceiling, this millwork serves a number of functions, from storage to display to check out desk. Backlit white panels and frameless mirrors line the wall. These act as a blank canvas behind the merchandise, hung along one side of the store by custom cantilevered clothing racks, and along the other by custom u-shaped racks hung dramatically from the ceiling.

 
 

CLIENT: VINCE

PROGRAM: 1,300 SF RETAIL BUILD-OUT, BRANDING

YEAR: COMPLETED 2008

TEAM: MARMOL RADZINER (MISTY KAPLAN / FIFTH WALL - DESIGNER, PROJECT MANAGER)

PHOTO CREDITS: JOE FLETCHER