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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. A large Klein-blue rock sculpture covered in non-reflective paint provides the focal point and adds to the interior's dreamlike feel.

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Gridded steel facade evokes bamboo forest at Hermès store in Tokyo

Dezeen

The latest store occupies a prime spot on Omotesando – one of Tokyo's most luxurious shopping destinations. The street is lined with high-end boutiques including a Jil Sander store with an interior designed by John Pawson , and an OMA-designed store for Coach featuring herringbone-patterned glass facades.

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Creating an effective retail space

Design Middleeast

From a boutique perspective, online shopping craze is gaining popularity. Highlight the focal point. The duo further adds: “Like for retail boutique Symphony has Instagram-able elements and placed them at the shop front to targeting social media enthusiasts and customer curiosity. Drew Gilbert, Croquis.

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Japanese Retail Design – Top Stores in Tokyo

Greater Group

This is the coffee giant’s fifth Reserve Roastery worldwide, taking an approach of localisation to embrace local design while maintaining the characteristic features of their coffee shops across the globe. A focal point in the design is the spiral staircase placed against a backdrop of woven baskets that seamlessly connect the two floors.

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From Tumi to Birkenstock, here are six cool new stores in Asia

Inside Retail

The ground-floor Tumi Asia-Pacific flagship store spans more than 186sqm and features a range of artistic design elements, inspired by Tumi’s 19 Degree collection which includes an aluminium backpack. The store’s main focal point is a 19 Degree Aluminium Sculpture by pioneering perceptual artist Michael Murphy.

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The Art & Science of Visual Merchandising [Inside the Evolution of Retail]

Rose

However, now that the customer is empowered with so many more shopping options than ever before, you are much more likely to hear retail designers talk about the increased importance of customer experience — and to hear the new nature of retail described as experiential and aspirational. Products in Motion. The Pyramid Principle.