Golden Goose
Problem
The finishing work had to bring together dark, silver and reflective surfaces across the floor, walls, ceiling, displays and shopfront. Consistent texture and detailing were needed to carry the store concept through these different elements.
Process
- Surface preparation — prepare the bases for the decorative finishes.
- Metallic finishes — apply textured finishes in silver and black tones.
- Coordination — align the finishes with displays, mirrors and linear lighting.
- Shopfront details — connect the display windows and framing with the interior treatment.
Solution
Textured metallic finishes create visual continuity across the store. Reflective surfaces work with the lighting and display units, while the illuminated shopfront extends the same material language towards the street.
Before & After
Finishing process
The photographic record includes the application of the dark and silver floor finish, with brushes, tools and material offcuts visible during the work.
The intervention develops this material treatment across the interior and its display areas.
Finished interior and shopfront
The finished photographs show textured silver surfaces, mirrors, metal display units and linear lighting. The shopfront combines illuminated windows with brass-toned framing.
The result carries the store concept from the interior to the street.
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