Headfoneshop
Batay-Csorba were thoughtful in their approach to the store’s design and kept the idea of a lounge, where fans and visitors could spend hours listening to music, in mind when creating the interiors.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography Architects Principals Jodi Batay-Csorba and Andrew Batay-Csorba utilized bendable metal panels that can be reconfigured and adjusted for each set of headphones featured in the shop.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography The designer wanted to remove any obstacles between the audio enthusiast and their objects of desire.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography A wave of metal panels serves as a tactile and aesthetic statement.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography Smoked oak millwork–a high-design choice–contrasts with a white metal panel installation in the store.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography A clean, uncluttered buying experience, no computers, cash registers, or obvious signs of commerce are visible to the visitor.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography Just the bare essentials–wood, metal, and product–are on display at the Toronto audio haven.
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Headfoneshop
Image Credit: Photo: Doublespace Photography Metal panels envelop the store’s wall and ceiling for an impactful presentation.