InStore names Diamond Vault a 2012 "Cool Store"
Friday, July 27, 2012 at 8:53AM 
“That kind of rough, recycled or reused wood has a level of warmth not usually associated with jewelry design, says Balaity. “We were fortunate to have a client who understands the changing nature of the jewelry consumer base, and was willing to take risks with the design to redefine the typical notion of high-end retail for Sarasota.”
It’s a balancing act: Slick, eye-catching materials such as glass walls, polished granite and mirrored tiles complement the glamour of the jewelry. Those elements are brought down to earth with warm colors, reclaimed cypress and stacked stone walls. “These materials — along with a range of ceiling heights, case types, and lighting effects — give customers a variety of experiences as they circulate the large retail floor area,” Balaity says.
