The Camper store on Fifth Avenue added an installation from Japanese design studio Nendo as part of their spring collection. Over 1,000 white resin shoe replicas of Camper's classic Pelotas style line the walls of the store from celing to floor. The rows of white shoes are punctuated by samples of Camper's latest styles, striking a balance between the conceptual and the contemporary. Explore the Camper store in New York (US).
Inspired equally by elite running culture and its urban locale, the space is nestled at the base of a condo building. Unlike most running shoe stores that overwhelm with their walls of shoes on tiny shelves or pegs, the intention was to focus attention on the main products at Black Toe on a display at table and counter-height. Discover Black Toe Running in Toronto (CA).
More than 40,000 pairs of shoes and more than 250 brands are presented in an appealing interior design spread over a huge shoe salon. Discover the Breuninger shoe salon in Stuttgart (DE).
The concept of the Sergio Rossi shop combines strong Moroccan ethnicity with a creative transgression to design a liberated and inspiring space. Visit Sergio Rossi in Cassablanca (MA).
To optimise the use of space, a diagonally stacked arrangement of cardboard shoe boxes covers the back wall of this Bestias XX footwear store. Explore Bestias XX in Santiago (CC).
The Asics store is fitted with Foot ID scanning, allowing the retail assistants to advise more accurately on the correct running shoes customers should wear according to their running style and physical form. Discover Asics in London (UK).
An interior and exterior architecture that speaks with a homogenous voice, uniting the concepts for three different brand lines. As a result, over a very short period of time, the PUMA brand store has become a landmark on the retail horizon of Osaka. The design unifies an intelligent yet simple retail. Discover PUMA in Osaka (JP).
The elegant, geometric design of the new Stuart Weitzman flagship store in Milan represents the shoe designer’s desire to create something that is as beautiful as it is practical. Discover Stuart Weitzman in Milan (IT).
Havaianas flagship store for Brazil’s favorite beach footwear. Boldly designed by Isay Weinfeld in a striking and minimalist space that is as beautiful to look at. Explore Havaianas in São Paulo (BR).
Converse offers local consumers an outlet to unleash their creativity and participate in the brand through in-store customization and various music and art programs. Discover Converse in San Francisco (US).
Shoes of Prey was a pure-play online retail store and decided to open a concept store in David Jones' flagship site in Sydney. The creation of a concept store is a good example of an online retailer going into the old-world environment of bricks and mortar. Visit Shoes of Prey flagship boutique in Syndey (AU).
In the heart of Budapest, the Vass shoes minimalism showroom. Combining tradition and innovation in shoe making. Visit Vass shoes in Budapest (HU).
Colourful, lightweight and unobtrusive. The various furniture pieces in perforated metal and painted in pale pastels give a light and soft appearance, and has handles and wheels so they can be easily moved around the room as needed. Explore Camper in Malmö (SE).
Using only a soupçon of pastel colours on a mainly white background, the designer allows the shoes to shine, each pair popping out at the customer to eye-catching effect. Discover Minna Parikka in Helsinki (FI).
The display enables customers to manipulate life-size images of new products and drag them into digital shopping bags. Visit the Neo store in Nürnberg (DE).
The design of Frye’s first-ever brick-and-mortar outlet pays homage to the master craftsman and his shop. Discover Frye in Soho New York (US).
Footwear mounted around the perimeter appears to float thanks to thin pipes rising from the floor and walls, while others are affixed directly to the shop’s surfaces. Explore Camper in Osaka (JP).
The installation as a whole creates a strong, serene, yet warm space that allows the products to be the centerpiece. Discover Nike showroom in Beijing.
The store is a Camper Talking Shop, a concept in which the customer interacts with the space to create a conversation with Camper. The inside of the store is always changing and communicates in real-time with visitors. Explore Camper in Istanbul (TR).
Virtually all of the elements used to design the store were recycled: pieces of wood collected on the street for making the table legs, old Camper signs for covering and repainting the walls and laces from discontinued shoe models for fashioning the curtain or the lampshades. Explore Camper in Barcelona (SP).
