With a “contemporary luxury” aesthetic, the newly designed interior presents multiple brands together in a unified environment, while ensuring each brand is gently distinguished from others. Discover Compolux within Seibu department store in Tokyo (JP).
La Grande Epicerie at Le Bon Marché is a gourmet mecca and embraces commercial aspects as well as tradition and nouvelle cuisine. Explore La Grande Epicerie in Paris (FR).
Boasting 2.400 m2 of space with over 60 designers providing more than 1,000 styles, and with 50 denim experts on hand shoppers are sure to find something they’ll like. Visit the new Selfridges Denim Studio in London (UK).
The Rådhuset experience is composed of a fashionable upscale department store with classy restaurants and cafeterias and has added a fresh contemporary twist on this traditional location. Explore Rådhuset in Uppsala (SE).
This multipurpose shopping center contributes to regional economic growth while enriching the lifestyle of local residents with cultural facilities. Discover Shinsegae near Seoul (KR).
Myer is an iconic name in retail and is now the largest and most comprehensive department store in the southern hemisphere. For there consumer electronics section a unique retail experience for each environment was designed by developing an innovative theme on each of the floors. Explore Meyer in Melbourne (AU).
The Anthropologie store breathes a highly experiential and much-needed breath of fresh air into the struggling world of retail. Discover Anthropologie in London (UK).
The home department needed transforming to create impact and reflect a progressive, inspiring environment. Explore John Lewis Home Vision concept in Milton Keynes.
As big new developments become rarer, John Lewis Partnership plans compact stores on affluent high streets. Visit John Lewis in Exeter.
There’s a greater appetite for inspiring design in menswear than ever before. A subtle intervention in the otherwise nondescript retail landscape of the London Selfridges department store. Visit the Men's Fashion Department at Selfridges in London (UK).
NM Bellevue upholds this tradition of offering a well-edited selection of luxury merchandise and exemplary customer service in a spacious, contemporary setting. Discover this luxury department store...
Kastner & Öhler was elected "Department store of the Year 2011, this elegant establishment offers the perfect setting for more than 500 international brands throughout its six floors. Discover this department store...
One of the most interesting facets of the Liverpool Polanco store in Mexico City is its shape—the department store, which is the largest brand of its type in Mexico and serves as a flagship for international fashion-forward Liverpool brand in the region, rests within a freestanding triangular-building with curved sides. Discover more about this department store...
Christmas Store windows are on display during the Launch of the 2011 Christmas Illuminations at Le Printemps in Paris. Discover more of Le Printemps X-mas store windows...
UK-based department store chain Selfridges has unveiled last Fall the world’s biggest (3,200 m2) shoe department named Selfridges Shoe Galleries in London (UK), designed by Canadian architect Jamie Fobert. Located on the second floor, the super-sized Shoe Galleries shows more than 4,000 shoes from 120 brands, including 35 new labels and more than 30 exclusive styles designed just for the retailer. And that's part of the beauty of this very 'equal opportunities' shoe celebration: the big designer names sit prettily alongside their more wallet-friendly cousins.
The ground-breaking space also includes 11 ‘apartment’ boutiques for premier labels like Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo, Chanel, Dior, Fendi, Prada, Gucci, Tod’s, Repetto, Ugg, Topshop, which are designed according to the labels’ unique style. The Chanel area is a recreation of Coco Chanel’s apartment, while the Christian Louboutin boutique boasts a red carpet and a trompe l’oeil chandelier. Ugg Australia hopes to inspire shoppers to buy its sheepskin boots with a chalet-style boutique, while Topshop’s is the brand’s first footwear department outside of its own stores. The department even has its own restaurant, an outpost of French eatery Aubaine, should you run out of steam mid-shop.
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Famed American label Coach has arrived in Paris (France) last August, making its homestead at the Printemps Haussman. Known for its leather goods which had become a byword in American craftsmanship since it was founded 69 years ago, Coach brings to Paris its distinctive style and quintessential American spirit.
In 1941, in a Manhattan loft, Coach began as a family-run workshop with six artisans handcrafting a collection of small leather goods using skills handed down from generation to generation. Originally called Manhattan Leather Bags, the name was changed to Coach during the 1960s when the company began making women’s purses.
Since its founding, discerning consumers recognized the unique nature of Coach craftsmanship and as the label’s fame grew, so does its reputation, finally emerging as America’s preeminent designer, producer, and marketer of fine accessories and gifts for women and men including handbags, women’s and men’s small leathergoods, business cases, weekend and travel accessories, outerwear, scarves, jewelry, fragrance and related accessories.
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In the former 18th century coaching inn of Hotel des Indes in The Hague (The Netherlands) is located Sketch. A nice blend of design, fashion and art. Every time you come here, you are surprised by all specific products they sell. This "small department store" sells beautiful clothing brands like Acne, Stella Nova, Black and Yarn Unit.
On entering the Charras rotunda, shoppers will find an aerial mobile of white flowers – the work of artist, Pascale Girardin, and inspired by the motifs on the mosaics and the dome of the store. The rotunda is also the point of descent into the heart of the new space, with an escalator projecting over a monumental piece of artwork by Swade Hirotoshi.
