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“a place, where customers become friends, comfortable with the familiar and the new with every visit”

Fresh in the Village

our services: concept design, construction documentation

location: 137 Collins Ave, Edge Hill 

size: 75sqm

completed: august 2021

The Edge Hill village has a culture of quality dining, but was lacking a delicatessen to meet the locals’ culinary needs.  Fresh in the Village has filled this space, more than satisfying the appetite.  This is a refined take on the traditional clutter of these stores, allowing easy customer interaction over today’s choice of cheese, or the newly arrived caperberries.  The palette of materials accentuates the fresh produce; whilst the bespoke joinery detailing enables flexibility of display for the ever changing grocery lines. The counter is a place to taste and explore new flavours; the interior ambience is unhurried.  Most of all, Fresh in the Village is a welcoming place, where customers become friends, comfortable with the familiar and the new with every visit.

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