Guiyang, China – While designing another Zhongshuge bookstore, Li Xiang of X+ Living was inspired by karst cave landforms.
Shanghai – For their annual campaign, the South Korean eyewear brand created an otherworldly spatial journey through a future society in one of their stores.
Reykjavik – If luxury brands want to see what an optimal retail experience looks like, they should be heading up to Fischer in downtown Reyjkavik.
Haarlem, – The studio’s store concept for the Amsterdam-based retailer uses the colour and curved forms to express the brand’s femininity.
London – English department store Selfridges wanted to speculate about where things are heading in luxury retail, so it brought along seven partners in design.
Montreal – Ssense and Maison Valentino's pop-up installation is a branded subway station designed to highlight urban connection.
Shanghai – Kokaistudios designed a concept store for a men's fashion and lifestyle brand in Shanghai, encapsulating an entire city within 1000 square metres.
Paris – Studio AMV’s Rue Saint-Honoré flagship for the French fashion house expresses a contemporary homage to the City of Light.
Paris – Studio GGSV devised the fairy-tale-themed Demain, le vaisseau chimère for Galeries Lafayette’s first-floor cultural space.
Madrid – Using a pink and orange palette that mimics the colourful blocks of its client, Loreak, design studio Pensando en Blanco went bold with two new stores.
Kitami, Japan – Architect Jun Igarashi is behind a new type of Asian shophouse: an apartment on top linked to a sake store below by way of an elegant curve.
Shanghai – XU Studio makes new Chinese skincare brand Junping stand out from its Asian competitors by targeting women who are already fond of science.
