Shop Design & Displays

[seeing_double]

love balenciaga as well


webshots.com

 

[Scott]

A small picture of Walter Van Beirendonck's shop in Antwerpen with interior designed by Australian designer Marc Newson. It's converted from a car garage/showroom with the mechanical door still in tact that opens automatically when you approach it. Somehow,I can't seem to locate many shots of the interior.

The floating counter-

(images: artnet+tanoshimonet)

 

[Andro]

Jil Sander

Jil Sander New York
courtesy of www.metropolismag.com

Jil Sander San Francisco Flagship
courtesy of www.newyork-architects.com

Jil Sander Hamburg Flagship
courtesy of de.biz.yahoo.com

Jil Sander San Francisco Flagship
courtesy of www.newyork-architects.com

Jil Sander Milan
courtesy of www.aiany.org

Jil Sander Paris Flagship (Madeleine Vionette Atelier restoration)
courtesy of www.newyork-architects.com

Jil Sander Paris
courtesy of www.newyork-architects.com

Jil Sander Paris Flagship
courtesy of www.newyork-architects.com

 

[taz]

i loved jil sander store, so pure & clean...thanks andro

 

[susie_bubble]

Was at Dover Street Market and this thread reminded me of the very unique interior. I just love walking up and down this 6 floor boutique. It's so calming even though the clothes are mind blowingly amazing.

Pics from urbanpath.com, icon-magazin.co.uk and scrap-book.citizen.com

 

[lumy_]

not to spoil all the beautiful boutique displays which are awsome, but here's more of a a streetstyle-ish front I passed by and thought was funny .. not sure if it fits in with all the designer boutique displays and amazing architecture posted already (if not please remove it), but anyways, i'll post it-- and then back to the art-ish boutiques (which I love, they look so great)

 

[seeing_double]

I love the McQueen store in the Meatpacking District

visualstore.com

 

[faust]

so sad that I've never been there

You must go - you'll love it!

Love the other stores posted guys, keep them coming!

 

[calexico]

teatro armani, milan
by tadao ando






he does such wonderful things with light...

 

[Andro]

Selfridges department store: Birmingham, U.K.

All Images Courtesy Of www.bplphoto.co.uk

 

[helena]

Taz - I hope you don't mind but I slightly changed thename of this thread and moved it into D&C as its home is probably there a sits about Design (and thats where we have the Interiors thread).

Graet thread....I love so many store designs. I love the Marni stored - who designed them again? I also love the Dover Street Market because its slightly haphazard... The best IMO in L'Eclaireur on rue Herold - amazing (if a bit pretentious).

 

[Nubbe]

Gloria I really like leggins black and white. I read they're from Zara, but I haven't seen them, so I'll try to go there another time or maybe in another Zara (Las Glorias perhaps)

 

[taz]

here are the pics for the new CHANEL store in Hong Kong:

edit: Chanel 2005 / 2006 New Bags thread

 

[purechris]

There was a huge visual merchandising convention going on last week and one of the attendees popped in to admire my space and was telling me about that Selfridge's......very cool.....thanks for the pics

I'll be back with pics of my store when I move over to the laptop......

 

[taz]

intresting from 'vogue news', about the concept behind the new store design in HONG KONG:

CHANEL LIGHTS UP HONG KONG

MARC JACOBS' new Louis Vuitton flagship wasn't the only thing to see in Hong Kong this week. Chanel expertly combined fashion, art and architecture with the re-opening of its own Asian store. In a fittingly prime location, the boutique opens onto the only remaining open space in the forest of striking skyscrapers that forms the city's Central district and continues a long relationship that was initiated by Gabrielle Chanel herself, who was patron to leading artists and musicians including Picasso, Horst and Stravinsky. The five-floor façade looks like the iconic box of Chanel's No 5 perfume by day, but at night transforms into a giant glittering screen, visible throughout the centre of town and across the harbour. Made with over 200,000 computer-controlled LEDs, the display shows ultra-high resolution images of a 'human fabric' expressed through the continual motion of thousands of pedestrians moving through the image. The installation is the creation of Israeli artist Michal Rovner, and is designed to resemble the house's famous trademark tweed. In the coming months, the work is destined to tour through Chanel's flagship boutiques in Tokyo, New York and Paris. Inside the store, which is inspired by Mademoiselle's Paris apartment, the collection of specially-commissioned pieces includes a endearing cast bronze doe sculpted by Francois- Xavier Lalanne, a 32-meter three-storey strand of Murano glass pearls by Jean-Michel Othoniel (which weighs 500 kilos and necessited a reinforcement of the supporting structure of the building), a huge, but delicate Conte-crayon Camellia drawing by Joseph Stashkevetch, and a diamond-dust portrait of Chanel by Vik Muniz, all from the outside too. "This is a significant turning point [in architecture,]" explains architect Peter Marino. "Never before has Chanel, or any other brand, put art outside their boutiques and projected it to the entire city. It's a gift to the inhabitants and tourists visiting Hong Kong." (December 14 2005, AM)

The Chanel store in Hong Kong, this week

 

[MissMilkie]

I was in Barcelona this spring, and just wanted to tell you that I'm in love with that city...

 

[MissAlexis]

Your friend has a very stylish way of putting things together. Keep on posting!

 

[Dulcisima]

I love this thread....I am currently writting a paper about the hip interior for shops...and I am trying to look for examples...anyone can help out will be great? Something like soho new york botiques..

 

[seeing_double]

I really like the Marc Jacobs in Boston...it is classic yet modern

sjaklitsch.com

 

[seeing_double]

I really like all Marc Jacobs and MJ store designs...more from the same source

Accessories shop on bleeker

Marc Jacobs San Francisco