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
Chicago Studio
Mayfield
2021
Conceived as a conversion of an existing building with a double drive through site plan, we were set to transform this building by giving it a modern facade. The front half of the building is cladded in vertical teak planks with a slightly taller parapet height than the back half of the building, to give it more of a presence along Mayfield Rd.
The large canopy along the patio and entrance side of the building to provide shelter for pull-ahead and curbside/MOP orders. The patio seating area has two sections of decorative breeze block walls to provide a barrier from the pull ahead parking spaces.
There will be two pull ahead waiting spaces at the front of the patio and four curbside/MOP pick up spaces along the entrance side of the building. The interior will have a mix of two top cafe tables and chairs, banquette seating, soft lounge seating, and tables for groups of two to four. An interior screen will provide a buffer between the entrance door and the lounge seating area and constructed of the same breeze blocks from the patio but painted a darker green accent color. The interior palette will largely consist of a white oak finish in the furniture, wall cladding, and bar front. Accent finishes include grayish/green painted wall covering, Terrazzo-looking floor tile, warm caramel leather, and a large framed canvas piece of artwork as a focal point near the lounge seating. The engine is a drive through forward layout.
& Mayfair
Design Team Credits //
Tanner West | Designer
Eirik Agustsson | Sr. Designer
Geoffrey Painter | Managing Director
David Daniels | VP of Design
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