Los Angeles Design Group has created a modern interior design to RK Apothecary. RK Apothecary is spatially efficient and visually attractive retail space. This product is taken from the shelf and is represented on a series of “fruit outre” tables so customers can move with it. Square or rectangle table are either too large to enable customers through the store or too small to accommodate the grouping a large number of products desired by the client. Given the constraints, LADG who experimented with a bag of ice water – to remind the English that is used by nurses to the seriousness of fever patients who are ill in the 1950s film. They observed how the bag down, folded and rolled around the obstacles. Displays are designed to mimic the posture of an ice bag to navigate through a difficult match between the columns and odd angles are planned. Pragmatic issues served as entry points for design. They draw a parallel between the big screen “pods” and the anatomy of the fruit. Take strawberries as an example. This exterior gives little hint of interior structural properties. With a peek inside the skin is relatively plain view, fruit “outre” can reveal the interior, very different exotic. As this idea matured, architects are still alive to see the painting by Caravaggio and Rubens. Designer Andrew Holder and Benajmin Freyinger describes the inspiration, “The artists used fruit as a luxury, scene-setting in a way that we hope to spread exact outre our fruit to present the product in stores. In this case, outre fruit set afloat in the environment and piled with tempting items to browse
