Storey shop selling a curated selection of products featuring CBD, also known as cannabidiol.The substance is a cannabinoid derived from the cannabis plant. It has grown in popularity as a legal, lighter strain of cannabis that can be used to reduce stress and anxiety, and induce calming effects.Standard Dose was founded by Anthony Saniger, who collaborated with architects from SR Projects to design the store. 

It also includes spaces for daily yoga and meditation classes, educational workshops, and spa services to complement the produce.Prior to the renovation, the space featured rough finishes like exposed concrete floors and brickwork walls.To induce a calming atmosphere, the team employed a pale palette with walls that are rendered in pale pink-plaster and large plank wood floors.

Among the main areas is a tea bar topped with a grey concrete terrazzo counter where the shop "serves up custom blends for detox, immunity and healing".The designers brought in additional materials such as glossy ceramic tiles that cover one wall. Shelves punctured in the wall provide shelves for products. Ingestible tinctures that can be added to food, period patches to reduce painful aches, and hemp honey are among the products for purchase.

An arched opening provides access from the tea room into an adjoining meditation room. Another vaulted design forms a nook for a gravel patch and a plant. Visitors are invited to meditate on large grey floor cushions.Light is brought into the space via "a therapeutic skylight installation" by CoeLux.