Yovanovitch shaped the interior of the Villa’s retail space, mixing bright colors and geometric motifs with a selection of contemporary and vintage design objects chosen in collaboration with Graziella Semerciyan gallery. Photography by Luc Bertrand.
Although its logo is Mesozoic, the budding skincare company’s clientele is definitively millennial, so the store’s aesthetic is tinted slightly Memphis, with rounded profiles, terrazzo surfaces, and saturated pastels. Photography courtesy of Bean Buro.
The Campana brothers’ ceiling-hung Cocoon chairs, from LV’s Objets Nomades collection, hang in the double-height atrium carved out of the second floor. Photography by Manolo Yllera.
The New York debut of the Dallas-based department store channels the eclectic fashion it offers with such trompe l’oeils as a “fractured” glass-block storefront and a rocklike display of carved and painted high-density foam. Photography by Michael Moran/Otto.