Gem cut geometry for the finest jewellery
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An intricate and highly detailed interior of exquisite architectural form that echos the finest jewellery displayed within. Wartski of Llandudno occupies the pinnacle of knowledge of historic jewellery and the studio was tasked to create an interior to reflect this.
“Faceted shapes fracture the ceilings into deep coffers, while others project out over frameless built-in display cases, each equipped with glass panels that silently slide into the walls electronically.”
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, USA
"There is no sense of apology for the traditional exterior,’ Purcell of Wartski muses. ‘It continues indoors in the first instance, then a line is drawn, and one is confronted with an entirely different and unexpected environment.’
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Once that line is crossed, beautifully finished concrete wall panels and a stunning faceted concrete cornice seamlessly merge into a classic coffered ceiling."
The technical implications of designing for high jewellery cannot be understated: security, lighting and display are obviously key concerns. At Wartski we lean into these, creating a bank vault like wonder, where the process of display is considered throughout the visitors experience.
Wartski of Llandudno
