Plans
Description
Madrid’s Fuencarral Street hosts Siroko’s 110 sqm concept store, inspired by the brain’s duality. We split the space into hemispheres: black metal and technical precision symbolize logic and analysis, while vibrant red zones invite exploration and adventure. A bicolor exposed metal structure connects both areas and extends to the ceiling, revealing industrial elements that reinforce the brand's identity. The journey concludes in neutral-toned fitting rooms designed as the REM phase—a peaceful transition between opposing forces. Warm stucco walls and controlled lighting create intimacy for product trials. This isn't just retail theater; the concept genuinely reflects Siroko's positioning between rational performance and emotional adventure. The space lets customers experience the brand's duality rather than just see it, turning technical materials into narrative elements that communicate product philosophy through spatial experience.
Project Details
| Completed | Phase |
|---|---|
| 2 Fuencarral Street, Madrid | Location |
| 110 sqm | Surface area |
| Alberto Eltini, Marina Martín, Daniela Guzmán, Natalia G. Fenollar, Carmen López, Antonio Ibáñez | Team |
| Ilumisa, Nula, Deco&You | Collaborators |
| Miguel Fernández-Galiano | Photography |