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Bricks-and-mortar retail spaces have known for some time now that they've got to offer shoppers more, if they're going to keep shifting stock and hold their own against the rise of e-commerce. In short, highly memorable, super-sensory, in-store brand experiences.

And yet it might be argued that we're seeing a shift towards oh-so-Instagrammable, physical retail projects that function primarily for their digital attractiveness – where their creative smarts and good looks ensure their shareability, and which, in turn, drives online sales. Kerching!

Simon Keane-Cowell, Editor-in-Chief

Feature

In the bag: new retail interior concepts

Photo: Andrea Martiradonna

Through their design-led, social-mediatised interiors, retail projects are getting out there.

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Brand Stories

‘LIGHTNESS IS THE FUTURE’: PEDRALI

What happens when you combine the latest production technology in wood with the precise vision of celebrated architect Patrick Jouin? A new restaurant armchair called Héra, whose elegant, reduced form belies its supreme comfort.

KITCHEN ARCHITECTURE: LEICHT

90 years of quality and innovativeness – LEICHT builds function-oriented kitchens that exude a passion for detail and are designed for maximum flexibility.

UPWARD CURVE:
MINOTTI

At this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan, the Italian manufacturer MINOTTI showcased a revamp of its design language with a raft of new collaborations with some of the great designers of our time.

FOR THE LOVE OF METAL: MÜLLER

Hand-produced steel furniture – MÜLLER transforms metal into its finest shape.

SUPPORT GROUP:
WAGNER

The D1 swivel chair family designed by Stefan Diez for WAGNER keeps users moving with its innovative joint mechanism, while fundamentally changing our conception of how office chairs look.

CUSTOM-MADE SHADE: MARKILUX

MARKILUX knows all about the play of light and shade: the company has been producing awnings “Made in Germany” for almost 50 years.

GROUNDED:
BORDBAR

Since 2006, the Cologne-based manufacturer BORDBAR has been putting the aircraft trolley concept to earthly use.

SIMPLY INTELLIGENT: NILS HOLGER MOORMANN

Lateral thinker NILS HOLGER MOORMANN has been shaking things up with his furniture since 1982.

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Project

Wolford Amsterdam flagship by Studio Modijefsky

Photo: Maarten Willemstein

Inspired by the brand’s industrial heritage and craftsmanship, Studio Modijefsky set out to produce a luxurious retail concept for the new Wolford flagship store. Several bespoke elements were created for the interior, such as LED line lights that drop into low arches, hand-blown-glass spool-like lights and hand-made cabinets with integrated drawers for showcasing the newly designed products boxes.

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The skin we’re in: Tempio

Never judge a book by its cover, goes the old saying. Truth is, we often do. And when it comes to the specification of a facade, the skin we live (or work in) plays a critical role.

Spanish go-to ceramic-facade experts Tempio have established themselves as an obvious choice for architects looking to specify facades that add real value in terms of both aesthetics and performance. Available in a range of colours, as well as customisable, their ventilated-facade systems provide thermal and acoustic insulation, as well as being durable and sustainably produced.

Seoul’s D-Tower, along with the University of New South Wales and the Abercrombie Business School in Sydney, are just a few prime examples of Tempio in action.

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