store design

XPENG showroom in Copenhagen designed around future mobility

The new European flagship store of XPENG Motors opened its doors in Copenhagen. The design of the unique showroom with fluent lines and soft shapes was inspired by XPENG’s futuristic concept of intelligent mobility and technology. It creates a universe that offers a strong customer experience. The brand’s drive to create the future of innovative …

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Cartier flagship store by Studio Parisien

The house of Cartier arguably is the very first luxury brand to have settled in Amsterdam back in the mid-1970s, well before the current influx of high-profile names which line P.C. Hooftstraat, the city’s undisputed luxury mile. Although initially settled in the heart of the Canal District, Cartier joined the ranks on the aforementioned shopping …

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FRIENDS ACADEMY by RAMOPRIMO

The project transfers the experience of an open-air Golf course, where players walk in-between greens, woods and sand pits, into an indoor and domestic environment. The ideas of sociality, sport and fun will combine with the concept of elegance and comfort. Public corridors lead visitors in-between different functions and areas, characterized by specific treatments of …

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The gallery of light | E T Textured Tile Foshan Showroom

In order to have a stand-alone spiritual showroom, the owner decided to give up a larger indoor exhibition area. The construction of a brand new showroom, an integrated expression from architecture to interior space, also led the designer to try to explore the collaboration of “emptiness” and natural “light” in Eastern philosophy to create a …

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Bapa store by Non Studio Research & Design

Closely monitoring the sensibilities of China‘s burgeoning middle class, household brand Bapa has recently inaugurated a boutique specifically dedicated to a curated range of contemporary homeware and apparel designs. Tucked away in an alley just off Maoming Nan Lu, a bustling thoroughfare in Shanghai‘s Jing’an neighbourhood, it occupies a 40 sqm. (431 sq.ft.) space on …

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