Yellowtrace Spotlight // December 2016.

Welcome to our December edition of Yellowtrace Spotlight – the last one for 2016! Can you believe it? As we conclude the year that was, we have a selection of the best submissions we’ve received this month, from new interior projects – a super playful design hostel, a temporary cafe installation, minimal & textural retail stores, and lots more! Well, I guess that’s all the news we have till next year. See y’all in 2017!

Redfern Terrace by Kirsten Stanisich of SJB Interiors.

The brief for this Redfern terrace called for an overall sense of calmness, with a focus on texture, and simple but sophisticated detailing.

ODDSSON Design Hostel in Reykjavík, Iceland by Dodlur.

Designed by Icelandic studio Dodlur, the interior of ODDSSON hotel/ hostel on Reykjavík’s waterfront radiates freshness, playfulness and originality.

Dilettante Flagship Store In Perth By Ohlo Studio.

Designed by Ohlo Studio, the brief for Dilettante Perth flagship called for a unique physical experience – considered, minimal, textural, and experimental.

Larsson and Jennings Watch Store in NYC by Studio Mills.

For the design of Larsson & Jennings NYC Store, Studio Mills was inspired by the West Village, referencing the materials of the local area inside the store.

Moby 3143 in Armadale by We Are Huntly.

We Are Huntly drew inspiration from the existing corner building, setting out to achieve a 70’s Tuscan vibe for Armadale’s latest cafe Moby 3143.

Bake Cheese Tart Store In Kyoto By Yusuke Seki.

Bake Cheese Tart Store in Kyoto by Yusuke Seki bridges the gap between tradition & innovation, featuring display counters constructed from Lego blocks.

Happier Café: Paper Space in Taiwan by JC Architecture.

JC Architecture’s Happier Cafe in Taiwan is imagined as a playful art installation – a temporary interior that’s made almost entirely from paper.

‘Parallels’ by Jarrad Seng & Amok Island.

A collaboration between Jarrad Seng & Amok Island, Parallels presents a new perspective on the rugged coastline of renowned WA destination, Rottnest Island.