Baker D. Chirico wavy wooden interior

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Baker D. Chirico, bakery, black and white, bread, checkerboard, interior, plywood, retail design, trendy, visual identity, wavy

Designed by March Studio, the interior of the Baker D. Chirico store in Carlton, Australia, boasts beautiful wavy walls and ceiling in plywood. A trendy space to buy our good old French baguette! The bakery shelves accommodate loaves of various sizes and cool the breads coming fresh out of the oven. The counter looks like a big chopping board and conveniently includes built in scales, crumb trays and knife holders. The black and white checkerboard floor adds an authentic and sophisticated touch to the interior. I love how this pattern is echoed in Baker D. Chirico visual identity and in the printed wrapping paper.

Black and white whimsy home

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black and white, Celine Wright, designer, floorboard, mérésine, minimalist, stair riser, trompe l'oeil, wallcovering, whimsy

At first glance, you would think it’s one of these Scandinavian B&W interiors. This is in fact the house of Sandrine Ziegler-Munck, the designer behind the French brand Mérésine, known for her jewels and children clothes. Located in Alsace, this 19th century house features various elements of surprise, from trompe l’oeil to revisited art display. The result is a fresh and whimsy interior.

Striking black floorboard, the Bertoia's '420' wire chair (Knoll) seem to float above it.