Retail Design LAB
The design studio Pistache Ganache was in charge to conceive the project of Ryzi, cool accessories brand, in São Paulo. The store has open facade to the shopping mall corridor, inviting people to come inside.
The space is completely covered by a gradient blue carpet, from floor to walls and furnitures. The shelves are modular and flexible, adappting the visual merchandising according to different launches and collections.
Photography: Felco
Dois Trópicos is a cool store selling Brazilian art pieces and craftsmanship. Vases and sculptures made with wood, clay and straw are part of the unique curatorship. The retail design mixed contemporary architecture with rustic decoration.An iconic spiral stairs highlights the facade. The stairs is also the access to the second floor, where clients can experience yoga classes. There is also a restaurant in the end of the store surrounded with lots of green plants. An oasis in the heart of São Paulo concrete jungle.
Photography: André Klotz
Misci store in São Paulo was designed by Babbie Arquitetura. A rustic nude painting is taking over all over the house bring alive the retail design concept. The displays and furnitures are made by irregular and unexpected shapes. A bar is located in the end of store turning into a hotspot for those who are looking for good drinks as well.
Photography: André Klotz
SoleBox is a sneaker store inspired by an outdoor market in Barcelona.
The multibrand started its business online and later expand to offline.
It’s located on the emblematic neighbourhood called Raval, known to have typical outdoor markets.
SoleBox follows this concept to create the retail design, giving more experience and storytelling to the consumers. Food truck and market baskets are part of the scenography.
Photography: Kane Holz
HOFF is a sustainable sneaker brand founded in Alicante, a port city in Spain.
HOFF opened recently their second boutique in Spain, located in Barcelona. The store occupies 165 sqm on a ground floor of a large residential 1880 building in Rambla de Catalunya, one of the most important streets in the city.
The interior design was conceived by the creative studio CuldeSac, giving HOFF a colourful and contemporary environment. CuldeSac plays with different textures, materials and unexpected shapes to explore the retail design, bringing more experience to the consumers.
Photography: David Zarzoso
The Casa Loewe flagship store in Barcelona is inside an unique building from 1940 by the architect Lluís Domenèch I Montaner. The fashion house renovated the retail design highlighting the historical architecture and bringing modernity for the interior. Ceramic tiles, concrete floor and curated furniture pieces are part of this amazing project. Loewe and his creative director Jonathan Anderson have strong affiliation with art. The store pays tribute to artistic talents as this statement. The central piece of Casa Loewe is a bamboo sculpture by Japanese artist Tenable Muñoz.
SIDIZ is a brand from South Korea leading seating manufacturer. Recently, SIDIZ inaugurated a 159 sqm flagship store in Seoul, in Nonhyeong area, well known as a hub of furniture brands and companies.
Betwin Space is the local architecture studio in charge of the project. Offering an immersive experience for SIDIZ customers, the studio focused on highlight the products. The “Sitting Experience Zone” is an area with twelve metal desks paired with different types of SIDIZ chais. The desks are lit by specially designed lighting that highlight by the presence of the clients in the space.
Photography: Yong-joon Choi
Retail design agency Storeage was responsible for the new Adidas flagship store facade in Futian Galaxy Coco Park shopping centre in Shenzhen. The store occupies 3.000 sqm displaying latest products and technologies across three floors. The studio used AI algorithm to create a pattern, translating the brand performance footwear concept. The face was built in glass fibre-reinforced concrete. A part of the facade is dedicated for a 3D holographic screen showcasing Adidas new campaigns.
Photography: Duo Photography
Dutch studio AMO, the research and design arm of architecture firm OMA has created Jacquemus interior design boutique inside the luxury department store Selfridges.
The design inspiration is the brand origin: south of France. The studio wanted to create the atmosphere of Provence throughout the materiality. A nude clay texture was applied by hand across the entire store covering walls, ceiling, floor and furnitures creating a natural look.
Curves are part of the concept too. AMO incorporates curving from floor to ceiling, integrating the shelves to display Jacquemus accessories. A minimal but eye-catching visual merchandising.
Photography: Lewis Ronald