A tiny 15 sqm office turned into a candy shop in 14 days

Pastel colours, transparent tubes and a mirrored wall: Sweet & Sour project by Faci Leboreiro studio inserts sugary shapes and volumes in a tiny space in Mexico City. The temporary shop is part of Design Week Mexico 2020.

Faci Leboreiro studio converted a 15 sqm office space into an ephemeral candy shop. Designed during Design Week Mexico 2020 (7-31 October 2020), Sweet & Sour is located inside a house from the 1940s, in the new headquarters of Público Coworking in Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico. The four-storey office building, in collaboration with Design House – a collective project for architects and designers – hosts temporary, creative rooms interpreted by various professionals.

The studio transforms the mini-space into an area for the sale and display of candy: pastel colours in lilac tones meet the white marble of the central counter and a sugar paper pavement with a velvet effect. On one side curved floor-to-ceiling panels enclose transparent tubes containing about 15,000 candies, on the other a mirrored wall visually amplifies the space. The candy shop was built in 14 days. 

Project:
Sweet & Sour
Location:
Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo district, Mexico City, Mexico
Program:
Temporary candy shop
Architects:
Faci Leboreiro
Event:
Design Week Mexico 2020 (October 7-November 1. 2020)
With the collaboration of:
Público Coworking and Design House 2020
Area:
15 sqm
Completion:
2020

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