KORNWORKS designs second VesnaFlowers shop in Moscow with blue foam ceiling
Architecture and design studio KORNWORKS has completed the interior for a second VesnaFlowers flower shop in Moscow, located in Denezhny Lane. Designers Anna Kornishina and Petr Kornishin developed a visual language consistent with the brand's first store while adapting to the new site's proportions and budget. The open-plan layout positions the florist's counter near the entrance, turning bouquet making into a visible performance for customers and passersby. A textured blue foam ceiling evokes an abstract spring sky, contrasting with preserved sections of existing wall finishes. The waiting area features colorful chairs and a coffee table made from recycled plastic, offering views of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs skyscraper. The design balances practical use with playful expression, presenting floristry as both retail and public performance.
Key facts
- KORNWORKS designed the second VesnaFlowers shop in Moscow's Denezhny Lane
- The shop features an open-plan layout with the florist's counter near the entrance
- A textured blue foam ceiling represents an abstract spring sky
- Existing wall finishes were preserved to contrast with new elements
- Recycled plastic furniture defines the waiting area
- The waiting area offers views of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs skyscraper
- Designers Anna Kornishina and Petr Kornishin led the project
- The project was submitted to designboom's DIY submissions feature
Entities
Artists
- Anna Kornishina
- Petr Kornishin
- Iñaki Laguardia
Institutions
- KORNWORKS
- VesnaFlowers
- designboom
Locations
- Moscow
- Russia
- Denezhny Lane