Jewellery store or enchanted forest? A Berlin shop goes both ways
Christopher Ward Studio created an enchanted forest for OroVivo 1856 in Berlin to break the spell of stereotypical jewellery stores.
There was no getting away from the fact that a jewellery store would have to c
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