Designer Adi Goodrich has created the interiors for Wine and Eggs, a neighbourhood grocery in Los Angeles' Atwater Village, with custom-made furniture and details that nod to Parisian cafes and Italian tobacconists.
Goodrich, who is one of the co-founders of LA-based creative studio Sing Sing, designed the store for owner Monica Navarro as a "monument to colour," working with a palette of saturated colours and natural materials.
Above and top: blue and green checkerboard tiles and cherry wood cabinets
Wine and Eggs' interior was informed by the design of European groceries, including Italian tabacchis ? tobacco shops ? Parisian cafes and colourful Portuguese storefronts.
"I spent a year living in Paris and I was struck by the details of some of the tabac and bars," Goodrich told Dezeen. "Extra bits of design details that seemingly were overlooked by locals ? because everything in Paris is beautiful!" The store's facade has a blue-and-white tiled sign
"The older I got and more interested in design, the more I started to realise that each country had its overlooked details. Including my own," she added.
"A local ignores these bits of beauty, but someone traveling, like me, obsessively photographing ? I used these details to inspire the design of Wine and Eggs."
The tiled storefront of the grocery, which sells fine foods and natural wine, was also informed by the designer's travels.
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