The space functions as both a retail environment and a working studio. Exposed concrete walls and flooring form the primary architectural surface, providing durability and a neutral backdrop for textile display and production. The open plan allows visibility across the space while supporting different modes of work and interaction.

Large wooden worktables and storage units are integrated to support making, sorting, and discussion. Black metal elements are limited to lighting and fixtures, keeping the palette restrained and consistent. The interior relies on material, proportion, and layout rather than applied finishes, allowing the work on display to remain central.