本帖最后由 dremky 于 2015-6-12 09:31 编辑
国外茶叶店装修欣赏, 彩色的茶叶包装整齐的摆放在钢筋格架中，与暗色的空间形成鲜明对比，而镜面材料制成的天花板拓展了整个空间的视觉大小，加上张贴满旧报纸的墙面和萦绕在空间里的茶香，整体展现出传统茶饮文化与现代审美的碰撞。
Landini Associates has again teamed up with iconic Australian tea brand,T2, to launch the company’s first international store in London. Situated in the heart of Shoreditch’s Redchurch Street, the space features a raw, striped back interior that serves as an antidote to the polished slickness of traditional British tea houses. Just like T2 itself, the design is dedicated to celebrating the centuries-old art of making and drinking tea. A thirty-meter tea library, housing over 250 different varieties of tea, immerses customers in a knowledge bank of blends from around the globe. At the heart of the store tea-tasting stations and aroma tables invite customers to stimulate their senses and taste, touch, smell and compare the different ingredients and fragrances.
Transparent display counters made from layers of interwoven welded steel expose the inner workings of the drawers – from pulls to brass pipes, fittings and sinks. Brewing methods are demonstrated here amongst an extensive variety of tea wares sourced from around the world. T2’s trademark orange packaging is offset by the industrial color palette, most noticeably the blackened, oxidized steel of the tea library. This metal interior extends out onto Redchurch Street and envelopes the front of the store.
Whilst the dark and aromatic design brings a distinctly Melbourne feel to Redchurch street, this new flagship showcases an exciting evolution in T2’s store designs. It marks the third successful collaboration between Landini and T2 – following the complete redesign of the company’s Melbourne headquarters and creation of their brew-bar concept last year – and precedes the fourth: T2 NYC. Design by Landini Associates
Photography by Andrew Meredith
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