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Stylish, recently-expanded store to highlight the On running range, with an extended selection of clothing. Hidden gait analysis and the 'magic wall' that reveals all sizes. Enormous window frontage.
Modernist, sleek showroom, with great use of streetside glass to showcase the cars. A combination of whole cars (to sit in and experience) and cutaways and technology focus points to celebrate enginee...
Samsung goes one further than the Apple Store.
Through several iterations of product focus (from mobile to washing machines) and activiations from training to video studios, this was an Apple-beating ...
A design-meets-cocktails-meets-restaurant space to expand Lexus’ design and lifestyle credentials.
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A flagship, cartoon-like store, featuring tinned Portuguese sardines. The decor is Phileas Fogg meets Circus, and the inescapable reality of canned fish is dressed up as a humorous, gifting experience...
A sharp, urban mountaineering embassy on Fifth Avenue that translates Arc’teryx’s tech DNA into Midtown language - fusing technical credibility, circular services and community space to show how a har...
Modernist, sleek showroom, with great use of streetside glass to showcase the cars. A combination of whole cars (to sit in and experience) and cutaways and technology focus points to celebrate enginee...
British architect Sophie Hick's minimalist take on Alaia's move from wholesale to D2C.
Specialist pencil store, and a reminder of passion and connection in retail.
Although now closed, the founder has launched The Locavore Variety Store, also profiled in the database.
A celebration of the brand's range along with a focus on customisation in a generous and flexible premium space. The store reflects the importance of D2C, speaking to fans, outdoorsfolk and gifters.
