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David Chipperfield Architects designs minimal Akris boutique in Washington DC

Dezeen

The Milan office of David Chipperfield Architects has designed a minimalist boutique for fashion brand Akris in Washington DC , featuring pleated walls and displays suspended from thin wires. The boutique debuts a new design concept for the brand's retail spaces. The Akris store is located on I St NW in the US capital.

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Aimé Leon Dore's London boutique homages modernist architect Adolf Loos

Dezeen

Located on Broadwick Street in London's Soho, the two-storey boutique is the brand's second outpost and first international flagship, designed in collaboration with London-based West Architecture. We wanted the space to evoke the feeling of some old members' clubs you might find around London.". Much like the main retail space, Cafe?

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Snøhetta combines clay and oak in minimalist Holzweiler store

Dezeen

Architecture practice Snøhetta stuck to natural materials for the fit-out of the Holzweiler boutique in Copenhagen , incorporating subtle references to the fashion brand's Norwegian heritage. Its undulating outer walls are fitted with display shelves and coated in a smooth layer of clay , while the inside has a rough, craggy surface.

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Ten outlandish shop interiors that reimagine the retail experience

Dezeen

A pink furry fashion boutique, a cosmetics store styled like a 1970s office and a streetwear outlet adorned with a chandelier of Nike trainers feature in this roundup of weird and wonderful retail interiors. Below are 10 unusual retail spaces recently covered on Dezeen: Photo courtesy of Balenciaga.

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Japanese Retail Design – Top Stores in Tokyo

Greater Group

Greater group has worked with New Balance on 8 of their boutiques globally including the Harajuku flagship, Ginza and Roppongi stores in Tokyo. Strategically placed lights create separation between the ceiling and the walls, while wooden walls and sharp concrete flooring provide contrast representing raw performance.