An&Be, a Spanish company that has its production in Madrid, chose Patricia Bustos Studio for the interior design of its concept store. All the design elements used, the arched partitions, natural stones, concrete blocks, terracotta, mosaic and natural rattan, are meant to reflect the craftsmanship that characterizes the brand. A timeless, articulate and rich yet delicate space is created as a backdrop for "something special": the products of An&Be
An&Be store in Madrid. Fashion & architecture interact, narrating a story of tradition and innovation
An&Be's new concept store is a mix of hard and soft elements reflecting craftsmanship and quality, combining with drapery fabrics and other details made by the artisans who work at the brand
The architecture and the garments for sale dialogue with each other and tell a story of tradition and innovation. Visitors to the concept store upon entering are greeted by a harmonious space that brings a sense of raw beauty and accompanies the discovery of An&Be's rich collection, through the displays to the fitting rooms
Earth colors were chosen for the store's décor by contrasting them with darker tones on the ceilings, in the soffits of the arches and in the baseboards. Travertine in combination with Portuguese pink marble is used for the central displays and the counter. The entire store is finished with a skirting board created from pieces of clay in different shades and laid piece by piece throughout the store. The lighting is designed to create a warm atmosphere while respecting the hues of the garments
The store is designed in a circular environment with a curvilinear distribution that refers to the buttons so characteristic of the company; several mirrors take their place in the walls to make the customer see himself reflected immersed in the world of An&Be. In the store, all edges have been rounded off to create a harmonious space where the brand's garments are the protagonists
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