Monos Georgetown by Leckie Studio
Washington DC, USA, 2025
Concept Design Lead, Senior Interior Designer
Team: Michael Leckie, Emily Dovbniak, James Eidse, Kelsey Reddekopp, Melody Chen, John Lum, Fatima Panama, Holly Liaw, and Ian Lee of Leckie Studio Architecture + Design
The circular light installation anchors the central axis of the store. Its warm glow contrasts with the neutral palette and reflects across the floor and mirrored walls, reinforcing the spatial order of the interior. The element reads as a fixed point within the space, guiding movement without functioning as a focal display. The material palette is intentionally limited. Plaster, concrete, millwork, and metal are used to emphasize surface texture and depth. Floor-to-ceiling mirrored display walls extend the perceived width of the store while repeating the arched geometry and products. Luggage is presented selectively, allowing the architecture to remain the primary frame for the retail experience.
Photography by Tyler Hooks.
Washington DC, USA, 2025
Concept Design Lead, Senior Interior Designer
Team: Michael Leckie, Emily Dovbniak, James Eidse, Kelsey Reddekopp, Melody Chen, John Lum, Fatima Panama, Holly Liaw, and Ian Lee of Leckie Studio Architecture + Design
The circular light installation anchors the central axis of the store. Its warm glow contrasts with the neutral palette and reflects across the floor and mirrored walls, reinforcing the spatial order of the interior. The element reads as a fixed point within the space, guiding movement without functioning as a focal display. The material palette is intentionally limited. Plaster, concrete, millwork, and metal are used to emphasize surface texture and depth. Floor-to-ceiling mirrored display walls extend the perceived width of the store while repeating the arched geometry and products. Luggage is presented selectively, allowing the architecture to remain the primary frame for the retail experience.
Photography by Tyler Hooks.
