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Browsing Retail Interiors

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Luxury

Destination dressing room

China – Architectural design studio X+Living has created a destination bricks-and-mortar offer for e-commerce brand Tmall.com.

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Luxury

Gilded cage

Gangnam – Sulwhasoo has unveiled its impressive flagship store, which uses delicate brass framework to create a striking yet relaxing environment.

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Fashion

Testing ground

Bangkok – Japanese design studio Nendo has completed its most ambitious retail space to date in the Thai capital.

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Marketing & Branding

Layers of identity

London – Design studio ico has developed the interior and visual identity for Shuang Shuang, a restaurant that brings a new take on the Chinese hotpot to the UK.

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Marketing & Branding

Smart architecture

Cannes Lions 2015 – A panel discussion at Cannes Lions Festival highlighted the potential for personalisation and real-time adaptation that smart spaces can offer.

Saint Laurent flagship store in Paris
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Fashion

Preview: Native Narratives

In a snapshot of our Inspire section, we look at an emerging design direction that is influencing retail spaces and branded installations.

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Fashion

Native Narratives

Influenced by pagan mysticism and the indigenous art of different cultures, this new design direction is a carefully balanced combination of an aesthetic homage and a marketing strategy that enables brands to show their cultural fluidity and rich heritage.

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Retail

Black forest: Jeweller Ileana Makri’s flagship store evokes an enchanted wood

Athens – Journey through an enchanted forest of rock and metal at jeweller Ileana Makri’s flagship store.

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Retail

Square play: Architect kits out store with plywood shelves as disrupted grid

Milan – Kengo Kuma, the Japanese architect of his own eponymous practice, has installed a grid-based display system at the new store he designed for Camper shoes on Montenapoleone.