Developed for a shared retail space at Mall Alto Las Condes in Santiago, Chile, this project explored the integration of two independent Chilean fashion brands — ARDE and ATHAR — within a unified spatial language while preserving the identity of each brand through materiality, circulation and display design.
The role focused on the interior and furniture design development of the project, leading the design of the main stainless steel tubular furniture system that articulates the entire store. Constructed using 38 mm diameter stainless steel tubing, the continuous structure operates simultaneously as clothing display, fitting room support, spatial divider and architectural gesture, creating a fluid visual language throughout the space.
Working in collaboration with Valenzuela Arquitectos, the project also involved the aesthetic direction and spatial homogenization of both retail environments, ensuring coherence between furniture, lighting, textures and branding application across the store. The resulting interior combines sculptural display systems, soft material palettes and continuous metallic forms to create a contemporary retail atmosphere centered around movement, materiality and spatial continuity.
