Retail Interiors
Stores, showrooms and cafes designed around the product and the brand.
Kolano Design creates retail and hospitality interiors that present the brand as well as the product. For Louis Anthony Jewelers' expanded South Hills store, Kolano designed the storefront facade, finish and lighting plans, display and cabinetry details, and brand shop areas for Rolex, Tudor and TAG Heuer. Kolano then designed The Hardy Collective, the jeweler's first resort boutique, at Nemacolin.
Kolano also designed the showroom and customer lounge at Ross Toyota in Moon Township, the cafe interior, menu boards and brand for Bunny Bakes in Squirrel Hill, and the AE Lounge at Stage AE on the North Shore. For #1 Cochran, Kolano maintains the sign and finish standards that keep new dealerships and collision centers consistent.
- Brand, merchandise and customer flow review
- Concepts with 3D renderings and flythroughs
- Finish, lighting, fixture and cabinetry packages
- Storefront, interior signage and brand graphics
- Shop drawing review and construction support
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Common Questions
What makes retail interior design different?
A store has to display product, move customers through the space and express the brand at the same time. Lighting, fixtures and cabinetry are designed around the merchandise, and finishes have to hold up to daily traffic.
Can you design brand shop areas inside a store?
Yes. Many luxury and automotive brands set requirements for their areas within a store. At Louis Anthony Jewelers, Kolano prepared interior letters and brand shop packages for Rolex, Tudor and TAG Heuer.
How do owners review a store design before it is built?
Through 3D renderings and flythrough videos. For The Hardy Collective at Nemacolin, Kolano developed design concepts with 3D flythroughs before preparing the final finish, lighting and cabinetry packages.
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