Although the space already functioned as a gift shop, its former layout accommodated a far narrower range of products. The redesign was prompted by the desire to expand the offer while making the space feel more open and generous. To that end, Lado introduced a series of bespoke display elements—tables, shelving, stands and hanging systems—each calibrated to maximise flexibility without cluttering the room. At the same time, previously concealed roof beams were partially revealed, lending the interior added height, rhythm and a welcome sense of airiness.

The project’s defining gesture is the use of green glass. Mirrored on one side and translucent on the other, the glass is used for freestanding partitions, shelving planes and cabinetry as a direct reference to the lake outside, evoking both the water’s reflective surface and its submerged depth. The use of stainless steel in the display elements further enhances this cool, optical language, while the timber ceiling beams and robust wooden furniture introduce warmth and gravitas. Walls finished in greenish-grey stone gravel, alongside sections of exposed local stone, lend texture and tactility, grounding the interior as an atmospheric extension of its lakeside setting.