Feya

Knightsbridge, London

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Celebrated London café Feya invited FormRoom to create a truly unique and fantastical interior for the launch of their latest flagship space.

Located in the heart of west London’s most desirable and luxurious shopping district alongside Harrods, the space is set to be a destination for shoppers looking to escape the bustling outside world.

The interior brand design follows a playful narrative with a maximalist feel, where customers are taken on a journey through enchanted forests into a world of illusion and fascination.
Brand Identity + Development

As a way to evolve the existing Feya brand identity, FormRoom looked to combine a rich textural palette and pastel hues with bold bespoke features that invite shareability and exploration.

The brand’s ethos of “It all starts with a dream” provides the perfect launch for a series of highly visual and immersive installations throughout the space, all centred around the narrative of moving through an enchanted forest-scape.
Cafe Design

At the entrance of the space is an arresting bespoke marble counter with etched golden metallic sections, as white birch trunks line the walls in reference to entering a forest floor.

Abstract and surreal references to water are present throughout the space, including lily pad sections with custom velvet seating alongside an inlaid resin ‘river’ with amethyst jewel tones.

Moving deeper into the café space, oversized bird cage booths amongst Veridian Tanglewood forest wallpaper form a more intimate experience designed to resemble the forest canopy. Decorative foliage resembles the trees’ uppermost branches, alongside a world teeming with gold, jewelled butterflies. Above, pendant lights and ceiling fibre-optics recreate a starry night sky.

There are two further creative installations within the ground section, one a blend of bespoke crystal and mirror detailing and the other a custom seat installation complete with brand signage and peacock brand ambassador.

The upper section of the space reveals the source of the river detailing through a large-scale light, crystal and foliage installation.