
A spatial fashion concept where retail functions are organized around a central courtyard, transforming everyday clothing display into an experiential architectural element.

The cashier counter and fitting room are embedded into the courtyard architecture through material continuity, proportion, and restrained detailing.

The fitting area is conceived as courtyard-like niches framed by stone arches and cotton curtains.
Architecture, fabric, and concealed lighting turn fitting into a calm, domestic moment rather than a conventional retail function.

Soft, lightweight dresses are set against marble and warm mineral surfaces, creating a dialogue between fluid fabric and architectural solidity.
The palette draws from Italian interiors — sun-warmed stone, muted neutrals, and natural light — reinforcing a sense of calm elegance and everyday luxury.

A non-standard garment presentation replacing conventional retail fixtures.

An understated entrance defined by material continuity and proportion, where the transition into the boutique begins before the door is opened.

Stone, ceramics, metal, and fabric coexist in a balanced composition, reinforcing the idea of the boutique as a lived-in courtyard rather than a commercial space.
This layered material language completes the spatial ritual, grounding fashion within architecture and everyday culture.
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