Aremar Showroom: where design meets the art of jewelry

Progettare un showroom di gioielli con identità visiva forte e moderna

Located in San Isidro, Lima, Peru, the Aremar Showroom welcomes clients into a space defined by curved forms and refined textured surfaces. A subtle projection of the Aremar logo on the front wall introduces a modern and distinctive element, establishing the showroom’s unique identity from the very first impression.

View of the Aremar Showroom: an example of how to design a jewelry showroom with custom displays, curved lines, and integrated lighting.

A Three-Level Display Concept that Elevates the Jewelry Experience

Designed by Oneto Estudio, the space is structured around a tiered, three-level display that guides visitors through a carefully curated journey, allowing each jewelry piece to stand out at its best. This built-in feature, seamlessly integrated into the walls with smooth finishes, organizes the spatial flow while maintaining visual harmony. The main showcase serves as the focal point of the design, adorned with iridescent mosaics that capture and reflect light, creating a shimmering effect reminiscent of the jewelry on display. This element enhances the dynamism of the space and reinforces Aremar’s signature exclusive atmosphere.

Lounge area of the Aremar Showroom: an example of jewelry showroom design featuring curvilinear furniture, bespoke displays, and reflective effects.

Tailored Technology and Details That Blend Seamlessly with the Design

The use of advanced technologies, such as 3D printing, highlights the attention to detail and commitment to innovation. Custom-designed elements, from discreet security camera housings to integrated access points in the false ceiling and curved components, align perfectly with the showroom’s aesthetic.

Bespoke Display Stands that Combine Elegance and Functionality

Another key feature is the bespoke display stands, crafted exclusively for this project. The combination of premium materials such as iridescent acrylics, natural stone slabs, and concrete-gypsum composites elegantly frames the jewelry, reflecting both artistic vision and functionality.

Detail of the Aremar Showroom with iridescent mosaic and jewelry displays: an example of jewelry showroom design with scenographic elements.

This showroom goes beyond the traditional retail concept, offering an immersive experience that celebrates the intersection of architectural design and the art of goldsmithing. Every detail, from the rounded forms to the textures and materials, invites clients to explore luxury from a unique and captivating perspective.

Location: San Isidro, Lima – Perù
Design agency: Oneto Estudio
Lead designer: Carlos Manuel Gonzalez Oneto
Photo credit: C.M.G.O.

by AN ShopfittingMagazine no.185 ©