The siren has been a symbol of Starbucks – mysterious and alluring since 1971. In collaboration with artist Danny Doya he was set to create his own interpretation of this mythical creature naming it “ La Sirena Encantada” (The Enchanted Siren) stretching 48 ft across the café area, while merging the exterior with the interiors with her double tails at the patio area.
This mural showcases touches of gold leaf for each of the royal palms on the background, while the siren has been dressed in a chic attire with tulle appliques as part of her bustier - so Palm Beach !
The interiors provide design elements that evoke a sense of refinement and elevated touches of a true Palm Beach gem. Book matching marble span across the bar in juxtaposition with white oak cladding, used as an element that ties the overall interior architecture and the furniture. Pendant lights designed by Constance Guisset’s are inspired by the lady hats worn on beaches and multiple Palm Beach resorts and nevertheless our customers.
The siren has been a symbol of Starbucks – mysterious and alluring since 1971. In collaboration with artist Danny Doya he was set to create his own interpretation of this mythical creature naming it “ La Sirena Encantada” (The Enchanted Siren) stretching 48 ft across the café area, while merging the exterior with the interiors with her double tails at the patio area.
This mural showcases touches of gold leaf for each of the royal palms on the background, while the siren has been dressed in a chic attire with tulle appliques as part of her bustier - so Palm Beach !
The interiors provide design elements that evoke a sense of refinement and elevated touches of a true Palm Beach gem. Book matching marble span across the bar in juxtaposition with white oak cladding, used as an element that ties the overall interior architecture and the furniture. Pendant lights designed by Constance Guisset’s are inspired by the lady hats worn on beaches and multiple Palm Beach resorts and nevertheless our customers.
Starbucks Store Design
Dallas Studio
Lemmon &
Throckmorton
2021
With such a large volume and complicated existing structure, the team had to focus on how to organize the space both in 2-dimensional layout and 3-dimensional massing.
Intentionally limiting tone and texture and use of minimal accent light fixture helped to create visual hierarchy and created clear customer journey.
Existing structure forced portion of the ceiling too low to accommodate menu boards at typical location, but well detailed menu boards frame on the side made restrictions unnoticeable.
Regular customer groups influenced furniture layout and selection big time. Cozy dining room table with picture frame window is perfect for group’s everyday morning ritual. The spacious and lounge patio is VIP pit stop for pedestrian customers with their fur families throughout the day.
Minimal but strategic exterior refresh helped the team stay on budget while elevating the existing building to be brand appropriate and still fit within the neighborhood vibe.
Design Team Credits //
Hyeree Kim | Design Manager
Jeremiah Bailey | Sr. Designer
Garrett Seaman | Sr. Design Manager
Geoff Painter | Design Director
David Daniels | VP of Design