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Pint-size jewellery gallery mimics ocean cave

Pint-size jewellery gallery mimics ocean cave We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Stephen Crafti Save Normal text size Advertisement Sarah & Sebastian’s pint-size jewellery gallery relies on word-of-mouth rather than showy window displays to attract customers. Located in Baldwin Street, Armadale, a stone’s throw from the High Street fashion strip, their first Melbourne store is designed by Russell & George in a 50-square-metre space that was formerly a hairdressing salon. Unusual foil was installed, crushed by hand and applied over a number of layers. Credit:Sean Fenness “The initial concept was more akin to their Sydney stores [the Mosman store was also covered by this writer], sleek and minimal,” says architect Ryan Russell, who, with co-director Byron George, was handed a brief from the owners, Sarah Gittoes and jeweller Robert Sebastian Grynkofki.

Pint-size jewellery gallery mimics ocean cave