Small retail spaces shouldn’t limit creativity, shows this Beijing jewellery store
Only 10.6 m long and 3.5 m wide, fine-jewellery boutique Yin is by no means a large shop. But Okamoto Deguchi Design (ODD), the local studio behind the Beijing space, didn’t let that inhibit the project’s concept: it made up for a lack of spatial
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