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Formoral is a skincare store that resembles a desert planet
A spherical gateway and otherworldly light reflected through glass prisms feature in this skincare store in Hangzhou, China, which local interiors studio Lialawlab has designed around the theme of retro-futurism.
Created for independent skincare brand Formoral, the concept store is laid out across a 120-square-metre retail unit in the city s GDA Plaza shopping mall.
The store is themed around the concept of retrofuturism
The store is made up of a series of spatial scenes based on the theme of retrofuturism – meaning the future as envisioned in the past. The space was decorated using no colour; only different textures in similar colours were used to highlight the space level, Lialawlab s chief designer Liya Xing told Dezeen.
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Spread across two tight, 46-square-metre floors, the Dublin clinic houses retail, storage and waiting areas on the lower level while the first floor encapsulates three treatment rooms, a toilet, staff room and secondary waiting area. It is a very small space, so we needed to be clever when designing the layout to get the absolute maximum use from the space, explained Lafferty. Every element is jigsawed together to double up, offering both functionality and beauty.
The interior of the arch is finished with terracotta-coloured tiles
Customers enter the clinic through a street-facing, pink-hued retail store with a micro cement floor and a curved wall lined with plaster tubes. According to Kingston Lafferty Design (KLD), these were designed to resemble putty and made from multiple layers of warm-toned plaster that were built up within a custom mould.
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