All Moto Showroom
A showroom for motorcycles and riding gear: graphite walls, orange metal and neon in 95 m².
- Type
- Showroom
- Area
- 95 m²
- Year
- 2025
- Location
- Chișinău
- Status
- Design project
- Team
- Evghenii Mihailiuta, Nikita Biletchii
A garage turned into a shop window: the bikes stand by the full-height glazing, the gear hangs on the walls.
Design the All Moto showroom: present motorcycles and riding gear — helmets, jackets, boots — in one hall, and provide a fitting room, a reception desk, a waiting area and storage. The interior had to speak the same language as the All Moto Cafe coffee shop.
The walls and ceiling are painted graphite and black — the same colours as in the coffee shop. The accent is orange metal angle with LED strip: it forms the columns, the shelving and the ceiling structure. The gear is displayed on wall panels and floor-standing rails, with a display island in the middle of the hall. The motorcycles stand along the glazing and the sectional door, on chevron floor markings.
Almost all the furniture in the project is bespoke and detailed in the drawings: the display island, the mirrored column, the decorative column, the rails for clothing and gear, a cabinet with a metal frame, shelving with storage, the fitting room, the reception desk and the ceiling metalwork. The materials are EGGER laminated board in graphite shades, 25×25 mm metal angle and metal mesh. The album has 23 sheets.
At the back of the hall are the reception desk with workstations and a waiting area with a sofa; above them is a mezzanine with a mesh balustrade, reached by a staircase. The illuminated “allmoto clothes” sign marks the gear wall, and the helmets hang in rows like exhibits. The oriental-patterned rug under the island picks up a detail from the coffee shop.
Five decisions in the showroom
25×25 mm metal angle painted orange, with LED strip: one detail forms the columns, the shelving and the ceiling structure.
Panels with rows of helmets and jackets under an illuminated sign: the stock is visible from the street through the glazing.
The motorcycles stand along the full-height windows and the door on floor markings, as if on a starting grid.
A column of mesh and mirrors serves both as a fitting mirror and as a landmark in the hall.
A desk with workstations, a waiting area and a second level above them.
