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The project is an interior design for a concept store, the first one the and only in Israel that is entirely focused on the sale of contact lenses. The store is located in Tel Aviv in an old building in the international style, at the intersection of Dizengoff and Zacharia Street.
Source : Miss Lee Design
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love the numbers and characters on the wall. Great little display of humor