

The Designers of the Year at this years Design Miami, “The Campana Brothers” were commissioned by HSBC to come up with a concept lounge for participents of this years event to connect. If only this kind of creativity was the standard for banking interiors.
via Dezeen:
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 12:48 pm

Conceived by Formavision. Reebok Flash is housed in a 3,000 sq. ft. gallery space in NYC’s Bowery section and will be on display until December 31st. This is Reebok’s first ever pop-up store. The featured limited-edition sneakers and exclusive apparel collections are designed in collaboration with artists Rolland Berry, John Maeda, and the estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
A few of your favorites from the ’80s have been relaunched including the notorious Pump, and the iconic freestyle series.
“Our intent was to provoke and perhaps confound visitors by making them feel as if they are stepping into a print rather than a store”.


via Set Your Style:
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 1:33 pm

Here are a few of the “most creative work spaces”. Ahhh… If only. Click here to view more unique inter-office concepts.
via The Cool Hunter
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 7:29 am

Kurve, a NYC pan-Asian bistro, has received the “Karim Rashid Treatment.” Avoiding the application of straight lines, Rashid filled the interior with organic contours.

Here is an excerpt from an interview of Rashid discussing the use of PINK as the dominate color:
You seem to like pink a lot. Why use it in the restaurant?
It’s something I’ve always gravitated toward. It’s incredibly positive and high energy. If I’m walking through the airport in a pink suit, you’d be surprised how many people say something nice and positive. At the same time, you can’t put another color into the world that’s so controversial. A lot of the colors I work with are inspired by the late eighties, when I started using computers a lot.
To read entire article go to Grub Street
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 11:57 am