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Isometric blueprint cutaway of a boutique retail store showing display window, entry, sales floor with fixtures, fitting rooms, service counter, stockroom, staff area, restroom and rear service door

Retail space redefined

Storefronts and boutique interiors with hospitality flow, brand, back-of-house, and durable finishes. Concept through opening direction.

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Studies

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HK Retail · Retail · 2026

Retail is hospitality with inventory. The plan starts at the door.

01 What are you planning?

Dining plus a real kitchen, back-of-house and two restrooms.

02 How it meets the street

Display window on one street, entry at the glass.

Front · Storefront18 ft × 55 ft bay

03 Layout that fits that pick

Dining and bar in front, kitchen and BOH behind.

Layout · Kitchen80 ft × 40 ft overall

HK Retail · Restaurant · Storefront · Kitchen

Labeled: Storefront · Counter · Kitchen · BOH · Stock · Staff · Restroom · study dimensions, not a survey

What's your pad?

Common scopes

  • Storefront and display-window direction
  • Sales-floor circulation and fixture planning
  • Counter, POS and wrap-station placement
  • Fitting rooms and guest restrooms
  • Back-of-house stock, staff and service flow
  • Durable finish and material schedules
  • Lighting layers and brand expression
  • Opening sequence and vendor coordination

Questions

Do you work with hospitality operators?
Yes. Hospitality experience directly informs retail flow — Surfer Rose in Santa Monica, Cliffdiver in Malibu, and Chicago hospitality and retail direction, concept through opening.
Is permitting included?
Permitting is coordinated, not stamped here. Local architects and engineers of record produce stamped documents where the jurisdiction requires them.

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Bring a lot, a floor plan, or a rough idea on a napkin. One conversation to define scope, sequence and what gets decided first.

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