Freshly Store / CuldeSac

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Madrid, Spain
  • Architects: CuldeSac
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  100
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2020
  • Photographs
    Photographs:David Zarzoso
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  AutoDesk, Fustería Soyca, Fórmica, Metalinox, Simon, TRISON, Topciment
  • Lead Architect: CuldeSac
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Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography
© David Zarzoso

Text description provided by the architects. The second Freshly Store has already opened its doors in the heart of Madrid; a 100m2 space at 46 Fuencarral. After the success of the first space in Barcelona, the Freshly Cosmetics team has once again joined forces with the Valencian studio CuldeSacTM for this new challenge.

Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography, Kitchen
© David Zarzoso
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Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Shelving
© David Zarzoso

A space that is the evolution of the previous one. Freshly's iconic curve reflects the brand's personality: it makes things easier, speeds up routes, takes risks, and breaks new paths. A brave and cornerless brand. In addition to these attributes, there is also the DNA of Identy Beauty, the new make-up line with which the company has broken into the market. An in-store journey in parallel through the duality within the same brand. The more conventional face of Freshly in front of the spontaneity of Identy.

Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography, Kitchen
© David Zarzoso

CuldeSac's work has focused on translating the firm's website into space. If Freshly was born as an e-commerce site, Freshly Stores must show that same nature. A space that has online content and adds a social dimension by encouraging contact between brand and client.

Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography
© David Zarzoso

The store's façade is divided into three sections. The central showcase works as a call to action and, in it, stands the icon of the F so recognisable on the façade of the Barcelona shop. On each side are the two entrances. On the right, the user enters through the Freshly products, turning the curve to interact with them. On the left, the user will meet the most social part of Identy. A huge canvas hanging from the ceiling welcomes the user, who will find tiers that work as an extension of the street, which is used as a meeting point inside the store, where the user can be, sit down to charge the phone or watch the rear video wall projections with the brand's new products.

Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography, Kitchen
© David Zarzoso

Thus, an octagonal space appears before the visitor, preserving the original structure, in which the elements designed ad hoc cohabitate and interact with the existing ones. During their journey in the shop, the user is surrounded by a canvas from both brands. Freshly's, which is more rational and ordered, transmits the brand's values; Identy's with inspiring messages and in larger formats.

Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography
© David Zarzoso

Between the two entrances to the shop, the concept of a square is generated to walk through space, through the duality of its identity, the organic route through the curves of Freshly and the social dimension of Identy. This parallel journey opens up two squares in the shop, both surmounted by vegetation, in allusion to the eco character of the firm. At the exhibition level, these squares are separated by a full-length mirror that delimits the areas and completes the curves, creating a sensation of openness in the space.

Freshly Store / CuldeSac - Interior Photography, Facade
© David Zarzoso

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Address:Calle de Fuencarral, 46, 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Cite: "Freshly Store / CuldeSac" [Freshly Store / CuldeSac] 09 Nov 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/950932/freshly-store-culdesac> ISSN 0719-8884

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