Selencky Parsons adds cork-lined pod with pegboard walls to its own office
Selencky Parsons has designed its own London studio, using a cork pod with pegboard walls for storing stationery, displaying models and hanging plants. More
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Minimal hair salon by Sides Core accommodates just one customer at a time
There is room for just one customer at a time in this minimally furnished Osaka hair salon, which Japanese studio Sides Core claims was inspired by the principles of mountain climbing (+ slideshow). More
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Wooden pegboard lines the walls within Ace & Tate's Amsterdam eyewear store
Amsterdam-based Occult Studio has designed the flagship store for eyewear brand Ace & Tate – installing wooden panels with peg holes that allow displays and mirrors to be easily moved around (+ slideshow). More
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Garden Workshop designed around an old workbench and a collection of handmade tools
Ben Davidson of London studio Rodić Davidson Architects designed this garden shed in Cambridge, England, to the exact proportions of his grandfather's old workbench and added pegboard walls for displaying a collection of handmade tools (+ slideshow). More
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Bestie Currywurst by Scott & Scott Architects
Over a hundred peg holes puncture the walls of this currywurst restaurant in Vancouver by Canadian studio Scott & Scott Architects, creating spaces to store furniture, hold lighting and display art (+ slideshow). More
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Aesop East Hampton by NADAAA
Shelves are supported by dowels slotted into pegboard walls at a new store for skin and haircare brand Aesop in the Hamptons, New York (+ slideshow). More
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Office for Emu Films by Studio Swine
A pegboard wall with customised pockets provides flexible storage at this tiny Soho office by London designers Studio Swine. More
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Haberdash by Form Us With Love
Menswear is displayed like tools in a shed at this shop in Stockholm by local designers Form Us With Love. More
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Delicatessen 2 by Z-A Studio
This clothing store in Tel Aviv by Z-A Studio of New York features items displayed on a pegboard that runs to the ceiling of the double-height space. More