The Rugged Standard, York (UK).

Belgian fashion label, A.F. Vandevorst, have done their world war era field hospital concept for this Antwerp pop-up store…

Printemps Haussmann Department Store en Paris prepara algo original y suntuoso para finales de este mes. No hay más información todavía, solo estas imágenes del interior del estudio donde preparan todos los detalles…

Ralph Lauren have opened their new flagship store in Paris in what used to be an old private hotel of the XVII century. A beautiful scenery full of details and accessories.

Romanian studio Square One have completed a clothing store, Entrance, in Bucharest with pointy display stands and a network of black electrical cables.

Una de los últimos proyectos de AOKI JUN para Louis Vuitton.

Flight 001 is a modern travel gear + accessories store with six locations in the United States and a seventh opening in Sydney, Australia, this spring. Borrowing their interior design from the airplane itself, each Flight 001 store has curved walls, a thin passageway, and storage bins that resemble overhead compartments. Their aesthetically pleasing and diverse line of vintage-inspired products–which range from cool luggage tags to colorful suitcases and city guides–help turn the act of traveling from something laborious into a stylish affair.

Menaje de cocina, cristalería, ropa, cerámica y juguetes hechos a mano, son solo algunos de los objetos que encontraremos en esta tienda de Camden Passage, comisariada por Lizzie Evans. Muebles retro, obras de arte, accesorios y textiles…  totaly lovely SMUG!

www.ifeelsmug.com

During February Monocle opened a temporary shop at the Malmsten shop in Stockholm. Among items by Drakes and Comme des Garçons you could also find two exclusive Carl Malmsten designs.

La tienda de Antonios Markos por González-Haase en Atenas / Grecia.

Hoy os enseñamos la tienda V2K Nisantasi Store localizada en un elegante centro comercial de Estambul. Esta diseñada por el estudio de diseño turco Autoban.

Frozen in time, the fifth floor of Liverpool’s iconic Lewis’s department store has been closed since the early 80s, and miraculously still houses an untouched, although obviously in disrepair, 1950s restaurant and a 1970s hair salon. In collaboration with creative project managers, Neutral Spoon, local photographer – and co-founder of Document Skateboard Magazine – Stephen King has produced a book of photographs from Lewis’s haunting ‘lost’ floor, alongside engaging portraits of current and ex-employees. Showing as an exhibition at Liverpool’s National Conservation Centre from the 26th of this month, through to the end of August, the project also has a website collecting intriguing, and truly captivating memories of the forgotten – or seemingly not so – floor, from staff and public alike…..

“The stairs has become the main spatial carriers of the retail concept Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair, but in addition to the stairs a shelving system was designed to meet the flexible needs of the store. The exposure has to adapt to the changing needs of a retail shop. Each shelf is designed and tailored specially for each placement in the store. The shelves consist of a rigorous framework of steel rods, which together create a matrix of small cubic space in the structure, all with dimensions of 360×360×360 mm. By using the cubic dimensions of the structure, the clothes that hung in its bottom exposed in two directions, either along a wall, or by turning 90 degrees to allow for a frontal exposure from a wall.

To the shelf, hundreds of thin black steel plates were designed in order to make the shelf to become rearrangeable by changing the position of the plates. Both the visual aesthetics and the functionality of the shelves are radically changed by shifting the position of the plates.

Not only the furniture has been custom made, but also the cash register, the doll exposure, fitting rooms, doors and the mirrors are special designed to enhance the overall shopping experience.”

Inspired by “classic circus elements”, Jaime Hayón’s wonderful design for Camper’s Tokyo outpost is a light, airy space, abundant in youthful vigor and laden with charming details….

London’s Darkroom is an achingly hip new concept store where the lines between fashion, art, design and interiors are blurred…..

Romanticism is a women’s clothing brand with about 500 stores in China. Japanese architects Keiichiro Sako and Takeshi Ishizaka of SAKO Architects, have now designed a few locations for the brand in the city of Hangzhou. Seen below is the second Romanticism shop they designed.

Jaime Hayon has completed the interior for Octium Jewelry in Kuweit– an upscale jeweler that showcases exclusive designer pieces from around the globe

Discover new interior design of Delicatessen fashion shop in Tel Aviv.

Barcelona tendra una tienda más grande de la firma Chanel.

Tras el cierre de la tienda italiana Armani, Chanel planea ampliar su espacio, con esta nueva tienda Chanel contaría con 245 metros cuadrados a nivel de calle (hasta ahora tenía 112 metros cuadrados). Además, contará con una planta superior de 310 metros y con un sótano de 319 metros cuadrados, que funcionará como almacen para los secretos de la boutique…

La nueva tienda va a tener 245 metros cuadrados a nivel calle, madre mía ese escaparate va a ser destino de turistas y fanas, y 310 metros en una planta superior. Además, se suma el sótano, 319 metros cuadrados donde la ropa se guarda y los secretos de la boutique se esconden…

Chanel Barcelona
Passeig de Gracia, 70
Tel: 934 882 923

Mezcla de estilos en la tienda de la diseñadora holandesa/catalana Krizia Robustella.

Con su “Sport Deluxe” y su “Lujo deportivo”, Krizia se ha instalado en pleno centro de Barcelona, situando su tienda a escasos metros del emblemático Portal de l’Angel.

Empezó en La Masana, aunque como muchos, prefirió terminar sus estudios en Felicidad Duce. Su devoción por el chandal, la ha reportado al Ego, Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week, 080 Barcelona Fashion y otras plataformas de diseño emergente como el Projecte Bressol.

By Basi, la línea más joven de Armand Basi, ya tiene una tienda dedicada en exclusiva en Barcelona (en pleno centro, Balmes, 3).

Los neones y un millón de colores, nos invitan, como mínimo a fijarnos en sus escaparates, en el que depende del día, sus maniquís se convierten en modelos de carne y hueso.

Una vez dentro, nos vemos acogidos en un apartamento setentero (que para mí quisiera). Dormitorio, cocina, sala de estar y hasta los baños, nos invitan a descubrir las prendas de By Basi. Apuestan por jeans de colores fuertes, camisetas de rallas, minivestidos y un exceso de complementos para esta primavera.

Entre cajones y libros, podrás encontrar las camisetas diseñadas por Jade Jagger o las últimas colaboraciones de Cerveza Rosita y Scalextric. Lo que solo podrás ver en fotos (solo en fotos), son los protagonistas de su campaña: Maxi Iglesias, Alejandro Albarracín, Mario Casas, Esmeralda Moya y Miriam Giovanelli…