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Sivasdescalzo is a mecca for "sneakerheads" who want to get their hands on special & limited editions and remakes of vintage classics. This successful sneaker shop, which sells its products online and in store, tasked the design team at the Antoni Palleja Office to refurbish and redesign a spacious sales area located in Madrid's city centre. The brief was that the interior should reflect the fashion retailer's carefully selected and extravagant range of products - without drawing any attention away from them. Another aim was to preserve the special charm of the property - a former industrial workshop - whilst marrying it to the shop's somewhat avant-garde range of trainers, which made the aluminium profiles from the MB Building Kit System the perfect solution. We have always focused on achieving a symbiosis of function and design.

Interior design - flexible and futuristic

Our aluminium profiles form the framework for the store's shelves, but have also been stacked one on top of the other to form step-like structures and create display platforms for sneakers. Some have also been given a lick of paint - a spectacular sight to see. A prominent installation forms the core of the store's design and also serves as a link between its two different levels. Various display areas are arranged around the installation to form an open and accessible floor plan.

The team was won over immediately by how simple they are to work with.

As a result, the atmosphere of the space changes around you as you move from one area to another, taking in a new view with different lighting. This is all part of the architects' plan to make shoppers feel as if they are on a journey. The end result speaks for itself, creating a store with a futuristic look that is in no small part down to the outstanding versatility of the MB Building Kit System. As they don't come from an industrial background, the designers had initially intended to use conventional door and window profiles to create the wall partitions and display shelves. But then they discovered our aluminium profiles, and the team was won over immediately by how simple they are to work with and the numerous different ways they can be used.

A Spanish sneaker store that's all the rage

All in all, the store's high-quality design using item profiles perfectly reflects the Sivasdescalzo branding. Alongside international footwear brands such as Nike, Reebok, Vans, adidas, Puma and Jordan, the shop also sells products from world-famous designers including Rick Owens, Undercover, Yohji Yamamoto, Yeezy and John Elliot. One thing's for sure - its products are a big hit with the customers. The company has reportedly built up its own community of more than 100,000 fans who all have a passion for collecting clothing and footwear that is anything but conventional.

The interdisciplinary approach to product design and inventive interior décor adopted by designer Antoni Palleja and his team means they are perfectly qualified to use item profiles in creative ways. They have kitted out numerous sport clothing retailers and previously completed a successful collaboration with Sivasdescalzo back in 2016, when they designed a new high street store in Barcelona. The design office, which is also based in the capital of Catalonia, has an international customer base. The team is always on the look-out for high-quality materials, clear structures and a purist look.

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In celebration of it's Pre-Fall 2019 Men's line, Dior is opening a series of minimal pop-up stores that serve to highlight the futuristic nature of the collection.

Described as "pods," these pop-up stores are created as modular spaces that interact with their environment. Inside, the design mimics the retro-futurism of the Pre-Fall '19 ready-to-wear collection, which is exhibited alongside accessories.

What's more, the installation also features a five-meter replica of Hajime Soroyama's feminine robot sculpture that was created specifically for Dior's Pre-Fall '19 runway show in Tokyo last November.

Kicking off in Washington DC, the first pop-up store is open now and will run until May 6. After that, Dior will move over to the Jewel Court in Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza from May 14 through 28. A smaller pop-up is also currently running in Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Center, where it will stay until May 31.

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When you think of shopping in Tokyo, you probably think of huge department stores and glitzy, glamorous shopping malls. You wouldn't be wrong to think this, either-Tokyo, for all its its superlatives, definitely doesn't have the same market game as Asian cities like Bangkok, Seoul, or Taipei. However, markets in Tokyo are easy to visit for travelers willing to look beneath surface. Here are a few of the best ones.

Akihabara Flea Market

Akihabara is the manga hub of Tokyo, so it's not shocking that the district's flea market (which takes place on weekends and national holidays) is also heavy on anime paraphernalia. Many enthusiasts actually prefer shopping here instead of larger boutiques and stores because items from people's personal collections tend to be more unique (and, in some cases, more valuable as well). In addition to otaku figurines and comic books, you can also find a range of costumes, which is perfect if you're into cosplay.

Tsukiji Seafood Market

Tokyo's world-famous tuna auction might've moved across the bay to purpose-built Toyosu Market, but historic Tsukiji Seafood Market is still very much worth visiting. Whether you duck into dozens of award winning shops to enjoy sushi or sashimi for breakfast, or simply photograph the colorful array of dozens of fish and types of seafood still sold in the bustling "outer" market, this is definitely one of the top markets in Tokyo. (Note that if you do wish to view the tuna auction, Toyosu is now the only place to do this!)

Nakamise Shopping Street

As you make your way from Asakusa station to Senso-ji, an 8th-century temple that might just be the most famous ancient structure in Tokyo, it's tempting to push and rush your way through Nakamise, the street that leads to iconic Kanarimon Gate. Next time, slow down. In addition to a variety of souvenirs and sundries, including lucky charms you can take inside the temple with you, many shops along Nakamise sell Ningyo Yaki, a decadent cake filled with sweet adzuki (red bean) paste.

Yurakucho Flea Market

If antiques are on your Japan souvenir list, no need to look further than Yurakucho Flea Market, which sets up inside Tokyo International Forum near Yurakucho Station. Although highly seasonal (this Tokyo market only exists for a week or two every April), it's widely known as the best flea market in Tokyo, so you might consider taking a break from sakura viewing to shop. Around 200 to 300 vendors set up shop here, so you'll definitely have your work cut out for you, whether you shop precious kintsugi (broken pottery mended with gold lacquer) or fans and other artwork from before World War II.

Minami-Aoyama Farmer's Market

Tokyo's home to some of the most delicious food items in the world, but it can sometimes be hard to happen upon fresh fruits and vegetables, at least as a tourist. One way around this, if you're in the city on a weekend or holiday, is to visit the Farmer's Market of Minami-Aoyama located not far from Aoyama-Itchome station. Boasting a wide variety of items grown in the rural prefectures surrounding Tokyo, including seasonal fruits and vegetables like persimmons (autumn) and cantaloupes (summer), you can find interesting and downright quirky produce, including specialty mushrooms that can cost as much as 100,000 yen ($1,000) per piece.

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When it comes to logo design, minimalism can be tricky to achieve. If executed improperly, the logo can come across as too simple or boring. In the process of removing unnecessary elements, you have to ensure that your logo remains memorable and distinctive.

The proper use of colors, typography and whitespace (a.k.a. negative space) can help you achieve the intended design. iBrandStudio has compiled a list of clever minimal logos by talented designers who seem to have got it right. Check out some of our favourites below.

Airplane

Anti

Athletic Yard

Bear

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Burj Khalifa

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Cloud Bed

Digital Natives

Doks

Eighty-Eight Hotel

Erase

Fish

Fisheye Media

Fore Design

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Great Launch

Halstein

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Honey

Investigation Discovery

Kin

King Elephant

Lionlink

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Little Clock Shop

Mail King

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Mind Frame Cinema

MM Interiors

Moon

Moshitaka

Otto Coffee

P Whistle

Paint

QualityClick

Royal Estate

Surf Club Orlando

Urgent

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VAVA

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A visit to Camden can be quite an assault on the senses. Its colourful shop fronts, odd aromas and booming sound systems can hit you in the face all at once. But it's always been a place that celebrates alternative culture and rewards the determined bargain hunter, thanks to its long history of music and market culture. From market stalls to canalside strolls, here are ten things to do in Camden without parting with a lot of cash.

Look up at the shop fronts

Very few London high streets have shop fronts quite like the ones on Camden High Street. Street art isn't just found on the walls, it's practically jumping off them around here. Most of them began appearing in the early 90s, with giant signs and figures representing what's inside each shop. Look up as you wander from the underground station to the markets, and you'll see racy, lacy gothic ladies above The Dark Angel, some happy-faced fruit at a juice bar and some massive biker boots.

Mooch around Camden Market

Camden Market is actually a collection of markets. The older, more famous market is best known for gaudy t-shirts, incense sticks and booming stereos. Camden Stables Market is a more interesting mix of bizarre shops and small restaurants, food stalls, vintage clothes and gifts. Thousands of people visit the market each weekend, so pick your times wisely. That said, the network of different yards means there's always an interesting nook to dive into if it gets crowded.

Address: Camden Lock Pl, Camden Town, London NW1 8AF, UK

Address: 842 Chalk Farm Rd, Camden Town, London NW1 8BF, UK

Take a stroll along Regent's Canal

After you're done wandering the markets in the Camden Lock area, take a walk down Regent's Canal. On a sunny day, it's a good spot for people watching and taking it easy as boats drift by. It's also a more pleasant way to get to other areas than pounding the pavement at street level.

You can walk west to meet the start of Regent's Canal at Paddington, or head the other way towards King's Cross and Angel. Look out for the Feng Shang Princess, a floating Chinese restaurant, and Word on the Water-London's only floating bookshop.

Visit the Jewish Museum

A museum dedicated to the stories and history of Jews in the UK. Permanent exhibitions include an exploration of events from the Norman conquest in the 11th century right up to the 21st century. The museum also hosts events, from stand-up comedy gigs to talks and craft sessions. Tickets are . It's worth noting that the Museum closes early on Fridays for Sabbath.

Address: Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert Street, London NW1 7NB, United Kingdom

Hours: Saturday-Thursday 10:00am-5:00pm, Friday 10:00am-2:00pm

Wander up to Primrose Hill

When the bustle of Camden streets all gets a bit much, head for the natural high of Primrose Hill for green space and some pretty sweet city views. It's a perfect picnic or sunset spot, but if you're feeling more active, there are tennis courts, netball courts and running tracks in the park and neighbouring Regent's Park.

Do a pub crawl

Whether you want to see bands in sweaty backrooms, or just hang out in old boozers, Camden is full of pubs, with minimal walking (or stumbling) between each. A classic first stop is The World's End, a huge pub right by the Underground-the perfect gathering point if you're in a group. Downstairs is the rock/metal venue "The Underworld".

For a smaller drinking den, with bands on in the back, head on up Parkway to The Dublin Castle, it's cheap and friendly with old band posters lining the walls. If it's a sunny day, keep going up Parkway, hang a left on fancy Delancey street and then look over to Mornington Terrace where you'll find The Edinboro Castle. You'll be rewarded with a large beer terrace and a few wooden booths for summertime hangouts.

Once you've done that end of Camden, wander up the High Street towards Chalk Farm. There you'll find The Monarch, a very big pub full of comfy seats, tucked away nooks and enough space for a dance. Which is just as well with live music seven nights a week, and club nights at the weekend. The Chalk Farm end of Camden is also home to bar and venue The Lock Tavern, which has a little roof terrace and is open until 1:00am on Fridays and Saturdays.

Eat on the cheap

New and exciting vendors keep popping up at the market hall in Camden Market. These include the likes of Lords of Poke, Young Vegans Pie Shop, KERB, and The Cheese Bar, where you can get a decent feed for under a tenner. Elsewhere What The Pitta sells vegan kebabs, falafel, and couscous salad boxes, all for under . Those with more omnivorous cravings can satisfy them with American fried chicken at Bird or burgers at Haché.

Hang out at the Jazz Cafe

One of Camden's most beloved live and late venues, with gigs on every night of the week. It's not just jazz, so depending on the night you can expect to hear hip hop, funk, soul, disco, dub, electronic and experimental music. Weekend club nights go until 3am, and you can watch shows from the upstairs restaurant too.

Address: 5 Parkway, Camden Town, London NW1 7PG, UK

Hours: Sunday-Thursday 7:00pm-11:00pm Friday and Saturday 7:00pm 3:00am

Get moving at the Ceilidh Club

Camden's Cecil Sharp House hosts ceilidhs (pronounced kay-lee) around once a month. It's the Gaelic word for a gathering, and is an energetic evening of Celtic dance too. Absolute beginners are warmly welcomed, and will be more than warm by the end. Everyone gets a bit sweaty and in a spin as callers guide them through the steps over three hours of dancing.

Address: 2 Regent's Park Rd, Primrose Hill, London NW1 7AY, UK

Hours: Dates and times vary-check here before you get your dancing shoes on: https://ceilidhclub.com/events/

Take a boat trip

Another way to see the sights along Regent's Canal (or simply move between neighbourhoods at a more leisurely pace) is to go on traditional narrowboat. Walk ups are limited, so book online in advance. Hop on at Camden Lock and the London Waterbus Company will take you the pretty west London area of Little Venice. Keep an eye out for London Zoo and Regent's Park along the scenic, hourlong route. Tickets cost per person.

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