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| A great look at a small shop that successfully blends texture, pattern & repetition. |
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| The floor seems to beckon the consumer to the back of the shop. |
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| Symmetry and repetition. |
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| A bale of hay within an acrylic box is a wonderful play on texture. |
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| All images from Lonny Magazine, Dec/Jan 2010 issue. |
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| Using gold as a neutral, floral carpeting gets blown up to an abstract pattern used later on the wall, which keeps it modern and fresh. |
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| The color of the wall is echoed in the packaging, and allows the consumer to continue the store experience at home. |
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| Lamps, vases, books and art help to turn retail into residential. |
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| Over sized floral pattern on wall recalls the rug seen earlier. |
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| Text over shoes, all images from Lonny Magazine. |
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| Discreet signage, and an upper east side address, this is J.Crew Collection, a continuation of the re-branding of J. Crew. |
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| Museum cases, and a gilded mirror, in a modern space that lets the clothing pop. |
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| Ideas are taken directly from creative director Jenna Lyons own home. |
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| Books, art, and rolled up sleeves add to the residential feeling. |
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| Reclaimed hickory floors in a herringbone pattern, rugs for texture. |
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| Color pops, kept modern, every surface is considered- such as the patina of the racks which were sprayed with salt water to darken the unlacquered brass. |
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| Bathroom is identical to Jenna's own at home. All above from Lonny Magazine. |
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| Shooting from above, causes the viewer to look twice. |
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| A still life, product with fruits. |
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| above images from Anthropologie catalog archives. |
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| From Polyvore. |
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| From J.Crew catalog archives. |
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| Using color as a theme, from Lonny Magazine. |
