High Note Performance, a motorcycle gears store in New Delhi, designed by Headlight Design takes its inspiration from a variety of motorcycle-related sources to create a store design that is raw, edgy, and industrial in its feel but sophisticatedly expressive at the same time – much like a motorcycle itself!
Headlight Design is a multi-disciplinary architecture and Interior & Furniture Design studio. It takes pride in being a completely specialised architecture, interior and product design studio, with a wide spectrum of architectural and interior design projects. In a very short span of time, the studio has successfully completed some path-breaking architecture and interior design projects for prestigious brands across India.
HD does not start with a pre-defined style while approaching their projects. The studio very strongly feels, since no two projects have the same requirements and constraints, it doesn’t justify to have the same approach for each project. The studio tries to come up with smart responses to every project brief, brand history and context of the site and then layer these responses with their vocabulary. Their aim in every project is to buy off the shelf products as little as possible and hence they often end up designing everything from lights all the way down to screw details including everything in between.
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