马德里 Forte Forte 时尚精品店——几何与情感的精致融合

马德里的Forte Forte时尚精品店充满了对称的细节，苍白的几何浮雕墙面被具有创意的二人组Giada Forte和Robert Vattilana所衬托。马德里的Forte Forte商店位于Salamanca的一个角落，这是一个迷人的地区，以其林荫大道两旁的豪华时尚精品店和高档餐厅而闻名。Forte Forte为他们在伦敦、米兰、东京和巴黎的店铺设计了奢华的室内设计，但他们希望马德里的新店铺能拥有更克制的审美，且仍然提供“诗意和女性的精致”的时刻。

Madrid's Forte Forte fashion boutique is full of symmetrical details, with pale geometric embossed walls framed by creative duo Giada Forte and Robert Vattilana. Madrid's Forte Forte store is located in a corner of Salamanca, a charming area known for its tree-lined boulevards of luxury fashion boutiques and upscale restaurants. Forte Forte designed lavish interiors for their stores in London, Milan, Tokyo and Paris, but they wanted the new Madrid store to have a more restrained aesthetic and still offer moments of "poetic and feminine refinement."

这家点额你充满了感性的能量，在男性和女性、曲线和角度、几何和情感的抵消上形成了两极。一个可识别的表面、处理、颜色的语法，将不同的空间统一起来，这是从Forte和Vattilana的创意对话中诞生的，但叙述采取了不同的尺度和语气。

At this point you are filled with emotional energy, forming poles of offset between male and female, curve and Angle, geometry and emotion. A recognisable grammar of surfaces, treatments, colours that unify the different Spaces is born out of the creative dialogue between Forte and Vattilana, but the narrative takes on a different scale and tone.

商店内一面米白色的浮雕墙，以胡乱排列的凸起的几何形状为特色，贯穿了Forte Forte地面层的一侧。店内的一个结构柱也被赋予了类似的几何形状。它通过天花板上的一个圆形开口向上延伸，该圆形开口经过背光处理，看起来就像自然光从室外射入一样。

An off-white embossed wall inside the store, featuring a haphazard array of raised geometric shapes, runs through one side of the Forte Forte ground level. A structural column in the store was given a similar geometry. It extends upwards through a circular opening in the ceiling that has been backlit to appear as if natural light is coming in from outside.

在商店的中心是一个低矮的半圆形长凳，它坐落在一个斑驳的粉红色地毯上。底下的地板上镶嵌着错位切割的沟槽和普通石材，以及由祖母绿的伊朗大理石制成的小三角形。同样的纹理的大理石还被用来制作成商店的门把手和圆形的服务台。在柜台的正上方，细细的黄铜茎被松散地排列成一个网格状，形成一个悬挂的雕塑，支撑着一把翘起的玻璃球。而一个弯曲的胭脂粉色楼梯通向商店的二楼。位于楼梯两层台阶之间的宽阔平台可以作为一个额外的展示区。

At the center of the store is a low, semicircular bench that sits on a mottled pink carpet. The floor below is inlaid with dislocated cut grooves and ordinary stone, as well as small triangles made of emerald Iranian marble. The same texture of marble was also used to make store doorknobs and circular service desks. Directly above the counter, thin brass stems are loosely arranged in a grid, forming a hanging sculpture that supports a handful of upturned glass balls. A curving carmine pink staircase leads to the store's second floor. A wide platform located between the two steps of the staircase serves as an additional display area.