Sunst Studio

We helped shape Nike Run’s new global directive – Copenhagen Half is the first with more rollouts to come…

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The tension between precision and spontaneity played out across Sentier’s interior, where technical features – mountaineering fixtures, ropes – were set in constant dialogue with playful, unexpected details like recycled rubber foam benches and branded French milk crates. Hard-edged profiles and glossy surfaces clashed with organic materials like rock and stone, all integrated into an adaptive environment where surfaces and materials were collaged throughout: textile boards, vibrant colours, plywood, aluminium and salvaged screens.

In select areas, surfaces were left raw and unfinished to produce a “work in progress” aesthetic – shifting the space away from the slick brand stores and “shabby chalets” so typical of the Alpine village. Spanning across three floors, Sentier combined retail, exhibition and community space in a design that remained rooted in local trail running culture while reflecting the global nature of the sport.
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Banned bred, branded bread, bre(a)d on red background. Transforming Solebox Berlin through the bold varsity tones of the AJ1 High ’85 Bred – fusing iconic sneaker culture into a proto-bakery experience. Images: 2,3,6 Toni Jahn