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title: "Interior Design for Soda Bookstore in Berlin"
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summary: "Designliga created the interior and product design for SODA Bookstore in Berlin, developing a custom 135-metre shelving system to showcase approximately 800 magazines and books by their covers. The design approach used a neutral colour palette and graphic texture to create a minimalist, self-effacing space that directs all attention to the printed works on display."
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# Interior Design for Soda Bookstore in Berlin

"> ︎ TDB THE DESIGN BLOG Home               Archive               Creatives               Resources             About             Support             Shop   Submit Work INTERIORS Interior & Product Design for Soda Bookstore in Berlin by Designliga SODA was a bookshop for visual culture that adopted the role of a tool for designers and a resource for their creativity. Fashion design graduate Sebastian Steinacker shared his passion for exceptional printed works and visual inspiration with his customers for over a decade. How to design a space that is completely self-effacing, directing all attention to the objects within it – around 800 magazines and books? A space in which the furnishings are merely a stage for these books and magazines, which – produced as they are by graphic designers – are themselves works of art? To enable the 800 or so printed works to be presented by their covers, Designliga developed its own shelving system spanning 135 metres of display space. The design was driven by the principle that the background and foreground, the interior fittings and the space they occupy are a single uniform entity. The core idea was to streamline the variety of elements in the store by blanketing them in a neutral colour palette, then add graphic texture to further smooth out the distinctions between the furnishings and their surrounding structures. This approach created a space with a minimalist, clear atmosphere, despite the quantity of objects and the extensive display areas necessary for them. CREDITS Design: Designliga Copyright @ Designliga ABOUT DESIGNLIGA Designliga is a bureau for visual communication and interior design. Founded in Munich in 2001 by product designer Saša Stanojčić and communication designer Andreas Döhring, the office has grown into a team of experienced designers, consultants and interior designers. Discover more All Articles BRANDING Brand Identity for Superorganism Biodiversity Venture Fund by Goodside ART Now You See Me Art Installation by Wade and Leta RECOMMENDED 8 Summer Reads for Creative Inspiration by The Design Blog The Design Blog We highlight and uplift interesting works, ideas, and voices within the creative industry, ranging from graphic design and branding to art, interior, product design, digital and web experiences. Browse Home Archive Creatives Resources Shop About Information Advertising Submit Work Terms & Cookies Privacy Policy Follow us Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Linkedin Newsletter More awesome inspiration, delivered directly to your inbox. Subscribe now ︎︎︎ The Design Blog We highlight and uplift interesting works, ideas, and voices within the creative industry, ranging from graphic design and branding to art, interior, product design, digital, and web experiences. Browse Home Archive Creatives Resources Shop About Information Advertising Submit Work Terms & Cookies Privacy Policy Follow us Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter Linkedin Newsletter More awesome inspiration, delivered directly to your inbox. Subscribe now ︎︎︎ © The Design Blog 2025  All images copyright to their respective owners. Old Site Curated, Designed & Buillt by  ONNO