Take a look at the second Artifacts retail shop by Taiwanese interior designers Michelle Wei and Cheng Chia Hao. Striving to create a futuristic shopping gallery in an achromatic space, Wei and Chia created nine rotating glass doors at the entranceway.
Posts Tagged ‘shopping experience’
Artifacts Nanshi store by Straight Square Design, Taipei
April 26th, 2012Hyundai Department Store by RTKL Associates, Daegu – Korea
March 28th, 2012El Palacio de Hierro Interlomas by PDT International, Huixquilucan – Mexico
March 26th, 2012With a different experience in each department yet all united under one concept of luxury design, this 333,000-square-foot department store embodies the marketing theme, “Discover how many worlds fit in one Palace.” From decoration to colors, from light to sound, and from props to merchandise, each department is a different shopping experience.
CREO store by Sameep Padora and Associates, Mumbai
March 24th, 2012Puma store by Plajer & Franz Studio, Amsterdam
March 21st, 2012New Era flagship store, Tokyo
March 13th, 2012Women’secret “IT SHOP” concept, Madrid
February 16th, 2012Vero Moda Online pop-up store, Aarhus – Denmark
February 14th, 2012Kameleon jewelry by COEN!, Eindhoven
February 14th, 2012Kameleon, a jeweller, has chosen COEN! to take care of its design management. All communication of this trendsetting jeweller is designed and guarded by COEN!. Jewels in this shop are presented by personality, not by material or by brand. A new logotype, designed in four personalities, and a new website are the first results of this new identity.
Chedraui hypermarket by Little, Guadalajara City – Mexico
January 12th, 2012Chedraui, one of the largest and most popular hypermarket chains in Mexico, needed to evolve its store prototype to be more competitive with multinational stores and to provide a better shopping experience for its customers. Through a design competition, Little was selected to create a sophisticated customer experience based on a progressive “less is more” philosophy that focused on highlighting products and improving store communications.
Louis Philippe flagship store
December 21st, 2011Saraiva Bookstore by FAL Design Estratégico, São Paulo
December 19th, 2011To develop in 14.000 sq ft. distributed in one and a half floors one sole store environment that would integrate the company’s best seller department (books) with the related ones (stationery; CD + DVD’s; high end electronics), creating one space devoted to the customers enlighten and fun. There is a thematic kids area on the ground level and a mezzanine that encompass a more quiet space for professional literature and a multipurpose theater, included to declare to the client that the space is much more than just a big box.
Bottega Veneta concept store, New York
December 18th, 2011New York City — Bottega Veneta is pleased to announce the opening of a new store at 849 Madison Avenue in Manhattan. The store, Bottega Veneta’s second in New York City, represents the next step in the brand’s retail growth and features an entirely new approach to the shopping experience. This new concept, developed for cities in which Bottega Veneta has an established presence, consists of specialized stores tailored to specific customers and particular neighborhoods.




















