Search Results - Retail display design

1. Luggage amidst urban drama!
November 30, 2017

The international luggage brand, Samsonite’s new Amsterdam showroom by i29 interior architects is an exciting take on the brand’s spatial identity… The space is a fresh, recognizable and consistent reflection of the urban setting, the natural habitat of the suitcase or bag. Instantly inspiring and attracting diverse social and age groups of customers, the use of archaic symbols intuitively refers to travel and movement. The dynamic space resonates with the young and fashionable to the mature and classic alike, as the brand’s effective universal communication is ingrained in global collect... (read more)

Author: Team IAnD

2. Colours of connect!
September 11, 2017

Award-winning creative consultancy Masquespacio just finished the design for Doctor Manzana’s flagship store near Valencia, integrating brand identity with interiors design… Retail design is highly dependent on the experience that it generates for the customer, the relationship chord that it touches and its aftermath! Doctor Manzana (DM) and Masquespacio association began in 2013, when the latter redesigned the DM brand and created their first flagship. Specializing in smartphone repairs and gadgets, and smartphone cases above other accessories, the brand reinvention focused mainly ... (read more)

Author: Team IAnD

3. Designing for opulence
April 07, 2017

DCA Architects culls out a luxurious retail experience with their design of Anand Jewels in Indore... Larger-than-life formats have a distinctive impact on retail design. The bigger-brighter-more glamourous looks grab eyeballs faster than the others. The vocabulary such environments emote touches a chord within even the random shopper, piquing his interest in at least exploring, what the store has to offer! Playing on similar sentiments and the luxury of space, DCA Architects move away from a conventional material palette to design an upscale, vast 4000 sq. ft. store standing loftily ... (read more)

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4. The brand language
September 13, 2016

With the Black Forest in south-western Germany as the driving muse, retail outlet Drubba Village scores high on its aesthetic interiors... The idyllic lake-side positioned Titisee-Neustadt is a small peaceful town in the romantic Black Forest, buzzing with Asian visitors, who throng to Drubba Moments – a boutique outlet specialising in the sale of cuckoo clocks and high-end wristwatches. Recently relocated, it has been designed by Stuttgart-based multidisciplinary design studio, Ippolito Fleitz Group, with a focus on creating a concentrated shopping experience, where individual bra... (read more)

Author: Savitha Hira

5. On a thematic high!
March 21, 2016

Godiva Chocolatier’s new flagship at the Mirdif City Centre Mall in Dubai lives up to the grandeur and sumptuousness of the brand... Eulogising the legendary Lady Godiva and surging with the inherent splendour and shell-moulded design of the chocolates, the plush interiors of the store use the enlarged logo of Lady Godiva as a life-size installation as their starting point. Mounted on a wall of metallic varnished bricks, the installation instantaneously connects with the brand. That the intent of the project was to create a humble design that edifies the story of the brand is adeptl... (read more)

Author: Savitha Hira

6. Saying it with charcoal!
March 10, 2016

Click here to view the images on indiaartndesign.com">Reinventing tried-and-tested design tenets, Kavan Shah Design Studio designs the new Garden Vareli flagship that proposes to re-establish the brand as a prêt contender in the market! Focussing on the product as the voice of the brand, the 2000 sq. ft. Mumbai store in enveloped in a shroud of grey and black tones that propose to offset the colourful garments, giving them their rightful place in the sun. A combination of rugged and chic, cement peripheral walls painted in charcoal and IPS-finished freestanding internal walls, inter... (read more)

Author: Savitha Hira

7. Out-of-box product display!
February 17, 2016

Bureau de Change transforms an old rundown bookstore into the crisp, spacious and inviting MADE.com’s flagship store in central London… A semi-digitised, rather intriguing retail experience begins with the external windows. Rather than display product behind the glass, the glazing itself becomes a full scale representation of the product in an intricate temporary installation. Pushing the envelope further, the design team at Bureau de Change has taken a single idea - of the products pushing through the glazing - and filled each window with it. You still get a sense of the products... (read more)

Author: Team IAnD