NeverEnough Black Box Store

In Prague's Jiřího z Poděbrad square, a store named NeverEnough BlackBox Store was recently opened. The space serves as a shop, a meeting place for people, and a gallery; T-shirts, sweatshirts, backpacks, and accessories are sold here; at the bar, one can order a special beer and a quality shot. The main motif of the interior, visual style, and most of the merchandise is the contrast of black and white.
The wooden frames of the shop windows facing the square and the walls of the interior are black, the bar and the wall functioning as a gallery are lined with black raw solid wood, as are the walls of the fitting room. The floor features lighter solid boards left to their natural aging. Two ceiling mirror vaults hold metal frames with complementary spotlights and two black twelve-armed "sputnik" chandeliers with vintage light bulbs labeled "ST64". The ceiling is intentionally left in white paint to emphasize the original arches and the black lighting. Opposite the entrance door stands a giant wardrobe wall made up of individual boxes stained in teak-mahogany and black colors, displaying most of the sold merchandise. A massive white logo of NeverEnough URBAN ARMOR_PRG dominates the black walls behind the bar.
New graphic designs, upcoming exhibitions, and arriving products will continue to visually transform the store's interior, but the black and white space with an emphasis on solid wood and monochrome colors will remain. In other words, Black Friday Everyday.