Concrete Bar area
SFD x Serge DeNimes branding, to include poster, bag, coffee cup, buisness cards and project book
Open soical area
SFD x Serge DeNimes; steel clothes rail with a bamboo plant behind a poly sheet
Serge DeNimes coat hangers on box steel
Concrete on Concrete
Front poly with Serge DeNimes story applied with fret cut vinyl
SFD x Serge DeNimes printed acrylic light box
Cross section plans of the pop up
Render of the bar area
Render of the front of the pop up looking towards the back of the studio
Fret cut vinyl text on the fromntywindow looking in
SFD launches Serge DeNimes AW15 collection in a Concrete Jungle inspired pop-up
The creative arm of SFD used a combination of industrial steel and translucent polycarbonate to showcase Serge DeNimes new Autumn/Winter clothing collection within a modern and dynamic pop-up space.
Coming together through their passion for contemporary culture and innovative design these two creative forces collaborated to present this pop-up space in SFDs 100m2 central London design studio.
Building on the success of previous launches Serge DeNimes approached SFD with a brief that mirrored their new range entitled ‘Concrete Jungle’. Incorporating and experimenting with a range of textures, shapes, fabrics and blocks of colour the new range used a spectrum of burgundies, greys and khakis that define their street-ready collection.
The new collection has a minimal feel to them, with clean lines that is reflected and echoed in the pop up that SFD designed and installed.
The intersecting steel walls formed a medley of spaces and angular compartments that provided communication of their latest collection, and, when pieced together the flow of the space tell the story of Serge DeNimes as a brand.
Creating these separate rooms allowed for immersion and intrigue within each collection and to understand the inspiration and lifestyle that influenced the design. The rooms created a sense of containment and separation from the other ranges in the collection.
Vinyl copy was applied to the key architectural interior features around the space to allow the brand to convey their story; telling people the biography of Serge DeNimes, their inspirations and the lifestyle the brand leads.
SFD branded the collaboration ensuring continuity across all touch points and marketing material including social marketing, invitations and press bags for the launch event.
‘In terms of a pop up space, and a collaboration with a creative brand, this was the best thing we have done to date’ says Oliver Proudlock, Creative and Managing Director at Serge DeNimes.
The creative arm of SFD used a combination of industrial steel and translucent polycarbonate to showcase Serge DeNimes new Autumn/Winter clothing collection within a modern and dynamic pop-up space.
Coming together through their passion for contemporary culture and innovative design these two creative forces collaborated to present this pop-up space in SFDs 100m2 central London design studio.
Building on the success of previous launches Serge DeNimes approached SFD with a brief that mirrored their new range entitled ‘Concrete Jungle’. Incorporating and experimenting with a range of textures, shapes, fabrics and blocks of colour the new range used a spectrum of burgundies, greys and khakis that define their street-ready collection.
The new collection has a minimal feel to them, with clean lines that is reflected and echoed in the pop up that SFD designed and installed.
The intersecting steel walls formed a medley of spaces and angular compartments that provided communication of their latest collection, and, when pieced together the flow of the space tell the story of Serge DeNimes as a brand.
Creating these separate rooms allowed for immersion and intrigue within each collection and to understand the inspiration and lifestyle that influenced the design. The rooms created a sense of containment and separation from the other ranges in the collection.
Vinyl copy was applied to the key architectural interior features around the space to allow the brand to convey their story; telling people the biography of Serge DeNimes, their inspirations and the lifestyle the brand leads.
SFD branded the collaboration ensuring continuity across all touch points and marketing material including social marketing, invitations and press bags for the launch event.
‘In terms of a pop up space, and a collaboration with a creative brand, this was the best thing we have done to date’ says Oliver Proudlock, Creative and Managing Director at Serge DeNimes.
For more information about theSPACE, SFD, or pop-ups come and see us at; 59 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PE, or email Hew, hew.clements@sfd.co.uk
