The first Fabergé store in Geneva

Jaime Hayon has just completed the interior for the new Faberge Geneva Store.
The elegant boutique features wood paneling and a white design.
Retracing a bit 'the brand's history, was the first store to open since 1917, when the Russian Revolution brought an end to the House of Faberge, the famous jeweler who created fantastic Imperial Easter Eggs to Tsar Nicholas II, among the Bolsheviks THE OTHERS, grabbed the Faberge workshop, at the time, and the family fled to Germany and then to Switzerland, where the master died in 1920.
In the years that followed, the family lost the rights to their name
Private equity firm Pallinghurst Resources has finally bought the name in 2007 to bring together the brand with the family and associations, one more time to fine jewelry.
Pieces in the revitalization of the collection to a retail price of $ 30,000, with an average price of $ 200,000.
The interior of the boutique Faberge presents an innovative approach to the experience of fine jewelry, with its expression of contemporary luxury through simplicity and sensuality.
The concept and the design is focused on superlative craftsmanship, and minimal forms with sensual shapes, all with exquisite materials, the silk curtains on the wall, rare woods, and the materials used does not lack the Carrara marble that gives the boutique a staffing dynamic, balanced by a serenity that comes from the tone of the colors used such as silver and metallic.
Simple open spaces are immersed in the reflections of mirrors and light that slips out through the colored glass cut-out jewel-shaped panels at the top and doors.

http://www.faberge.com/