Sedka Novias, a flagship bridal store in petrel, Spain, was designed by local interior design studio Pablo Munoz Paya. Sedka Novias's wedding dress store is located in an industrial area that offers expansive space and easy transportation, attributes that now seem impossible to find in more unified urban areas. Retrofitting old industrial buildings to create space is a rare opportunity for owners and businesses, as well as architects and designers.

From the outside, the building looks like a box. Its surface is a slightly perforated undulating sheet, white and gold, and from a distance, this lightweight material gives the building a compact image, while nearby, it looks softer, almost like fabric, like a bride's veil. Materials and colors play an important role in this project, working hand in hand with the client to enhance the character of each space.

Inside, the black opaque vertical sacrificial garments mean light from a skylight irradiate the staircase in a formal manner, the staircase, from a different point of view, seems to be a set about wedding rings, while the golden tones project distinction as a nerve element. A combination of white, grey and gold frames the space, each creating a different dialogue with the natural light penetrating the building.