Slow the gaze
The proposal reduces the number of visible elements and alternates frontal display, hanging and folding to create rhythm.
Spatial study · Spatial identity · Retail
Boutique Écrin
Professional · Independent boutique · Spatial studyTransforming a crowded shop into a calm experience where every piece has presence.- Status
- Spatial study
- Profile
- Professional
- Typology
- Independent boutique
- Fields explored
- Commercial interior design · Decoration · Site supervision
01 / The starting point
A place to understand.
Uses to question.
The boutique was crowded with rails and lacked hierarchy. From the street the offer appeared dense; inside, the route towards the fitting rooms was unclear.
02 / The intention
What the proposal
seeks to resolve.
Clarify the customer journey, improve the quality of presentation and create a memorable identity without relying on overt luxury codes.
- Commercial interior design
- Decoration
- Site supervision
03 / The design direction
An atmosphere conceived
as a continuous thread.
A mineral setting punctuated by aubergine and aged bronze. Garments are presented in measured sequences, under precise lighting that respects colour and texture.
04 / The design decisions
Precise choices,
connected to a use.
Every choice responds to the starting point and shows how KAMILI connects layout, use, light and materials.
Guide naturally
A sculpted wall leads from the threshold to the fitting rooms. The counter is shifted to open up the welcome and the long view through the space.
Refine the fitting experience
Wool curtains, flattering vertical light and comfortable seating turn the fitting rooms into a genuine moment of personal service.
05 / Initial state & proposal
Compare the starting point
with KAMILI’s intention.
These visualisations form part of a spatial study. They develop an initial state and a design proposal; they do not document a completed project.
06 / The intended quality
A clearer response,
in use and atmosphere.
The aim is an offer that feels richer because it is less dense: a clear journey from the entrance, a true consultation area and a recognisable identity.
Nature of the study
Spatial studyAn independent study developed by KAMILI to present a design process and point of view. It does not document a completed project.Designer’s note
“We worked with absence as much as material. Empty space gives each displayed piece time to exist and keeps the human relationship at the centre.”
Your transformation
Let’s give your brand a place that feels like its own.
Share the place, its constraints, the estimated construction budget and your timeframe. These details help determine the appropriate scope.
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