Shop Design & Displays

[ilaughead]

^That Cartier store is beautiful! Do you know who designed it, by any chance?

 

[jackieonassis]

Oh Cartier is so gorgeous! And I love the LV topiary!

 

[travis_nw8]

^That Cartier store is beautiful! Do you know who designed it, by any chance?

i'm not sure but i was told that the same firm has been brought in to redesign the boucheron interiors (except vendome of course)

 

[cocosofia]

Watch stores tend to look like fussy old lady drawing rooms- which is why i love the Girard Perregaux boutique- a cross between a cabin and a sauna:
(from perregaux.ch)

wow that store is amazing. i love it!

 

[cocosofia]

this thread is great. some store are wonderful, but others have it so wrong!

I have recently graduated from my architecture degree and have so many ideas for retail stores. I would love to work with rei kawakubo...her stores are amazing!

 

[Marvystone]

Bernhard Willhelm opened his first shop in Tokyo on February 4th 2006.
He asked the design-duo "item idem™" and "Asa" to create an environment following his main guidelines.
"Item idem™" and "Asa" added their own inspiration and esthetical poetry influenced by the shelters of Japanese homeless which are build with found objects, cardboards, blue plastic and waste of the consumerist society.
By mixing art and market, this proposal of an exhibition shop will live for months before evolving just as a homeless updates his cardboard house. The genius of Bernhard Willhelm also consists of a great understanding of a large number of aesthetical codes, sometimes coming from pop culture or ethnical origins, which has also influenced the design of this "junk puzzle interior".
Bernhard Willhelm's new store is also a strong political statement, proving that being poor and being rejected by society, still permits to be fashionable/ have beauty ideals.
This shop is the ideal palace for a dandy-homeless.

totemfashion

 

[cocosofia]

His ideas are quite similar to those of Comme des Garcons' for their 'Guerrilla' Stores. Thanks for posting

 

[gius]

^the old cash register area w bags is adorable


Louis Vuitton and Burberry
- colour blocking

kitmeout blog

 

[travis_nw8]

MARNI in Aoyamo, Tokyo






(pics from glam.blog.com/glamchic)

 

[travis_nw8]

The first FABERGE boutique in sydney (the legandary jewellers name has been bought by an aussie)- i think it works rather well- not overly guilded

(both pics from europastar.com)
of course the store opening featured ballet dancers and a giant egg...

 

[jackieonassis]

the faberge store looks amazing!

 

[Gaultier_Bandit]

The Marni store is so cool...

 

[gius]

i love that marni one
SO eccentric/unusual i wonder what is going on in the first photo. are there mirrors from the ceiling?

it's neat that it goes with their clothes and design aesthetic very well
particularly for the more recent collections
since ss 07
i think before this period it's more 'simplified/mod rustic'

 

[ilaughead]

The spring Lanvin display at Dover Street Market.

DoverStreetMarket.com

 

[Nyni]

I think it's Hugo Boss but i forget...sorry!!!

my pics

 

[vogue28]

any dior (shop in Paris)?

 

[gius]

i love the ground on this..

it's a new menswear shop in vancouver, Roden Gray

photo taken by freak_de_fashion

 

[Nyni]

any dior (shop in Paris)?

yes there is but i don't have pics...

 

[travis_nw8]

Ron Arad designed Y's Store in Tokyo (2003)

(pic from designmuseum.org)

 

[snowqueen]

some of these are fabulous.. im doing a project on shop displays atm and some of these are truely inspirational .. thanks for posting and starting this thread