Using the space of 90 sqm inside a historic tenement house in the district of Jeżyce, Poznan, the architects of the mode:lina studio designed a complex of delicatessen, café and space for sommelier workshops. Inspired by the atmosphere and aesthetics of ancient Italian architecture, the designers opted for its most traditional materials, grey stone and natural wood.
Peretti Italian Deli
Inspired by the atmosphere and aesthetics of ancient Italian architecture, Mode:lina designed a food shop in Poznan using traditional materials like grey stone and natural wood.
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- 03 June 2017
- Poznan
The goods sold in the delicatessen play the most important role and are therefore visibly presented in high display cases, with an island in the centre reserved for seasonal products. The wine room is furnished with wooden wine cabinets ideal for storing wine bottles from nearly all over Italy. Arranged in a very clear and accessible way, they make it easy for everyone to find wine from their favourite region. To contrast the bright neutral colours of the interior, the furniture, lighting and decorative details were made in black.
Peretti Italian Deli, Poznan
Program: shop
Architect: mode:lina
Design team: Paweł Garus, Jerzy Wozniak, Kinga Kin
Area: 90 sqm
Completion: 2017