Visual Spaces continues to flex its creativity with FashLurk, a compact yet robust fashion retail store located in Boat Quay, Singapore. A new kid on the block, FashLurk carries street fashion brands like Motel Rocks (UK), Nasty Girl (US), Italian cult brand Tokidoki, Juicy Couture, Vlieger & Vandam (NL), amongst others, catering to young consumers in Singapore.
Managed and operated by Thirteen Ashes Pte Ltd, Visual Spaces was engaged as their design consultant for the shop’s retail interior design. The client requested a mixed theme design — rock, vintage and garage. Working closely with the client, a series of custom made metal showcases for apparel, shoes and accessories were implemented along with digital print wallpaper and vintage limited edition furniture.
The tunnel entrance to the FashLurk Menswear section was inspired by an underground dungeon. Digital print wallpaper was used to convey a stone interior, and a limited edition vintage console was used for throwback appeal.

Tunnel entrance to the FashLurk Menswear section
In the FashLurk’s Women’s Wear section, a sleek, black matte custom framework showcases apparel and accessories, and a rustic wooden cashier is backed by digital print red brick wallpaper. “Warhol’s Revenge” by Juan Osborne against a black wall is the backdrop to a seating area.

View of FashLurk Women’s Wear Section
Visual Spaces designed a minimalistic ‘A’ frame metal display showcase to incorporate the client’s brand identity. The front is sprayed painted yellow and the back is in black. Sandwiched in between is clear glass for displaying shoes. The idea behind the black supporting ‘A’ frame blended into the black wall is to give the illusion that the shoes being displayed are floating in mid air.

Another view of the FashLurk Women’s Wear Section
A compact lounge area was created to serve customers with beverages, and they are also invited to plug into the gaming console available in this chill out space.

View of the FashLurk Lounge area
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