Retail Design showcases innovative commercial spaces where architecture and interior design merge to enhance the shopping experience. From flagship stores and boutique interiors to concept showrooms, these projects focus on brand identity, spatial flow, and the emotional connection between consumers and space. Each design reflects how creativity and functionality shape modern retail environments.
Two premises make this TEA Community Center project differ from others: Firstly, the sales office building will be for the community’s sustainable use in the future. Secondly, except the reception entrance, most of the use area of…
When Dockside Cannabis, a Seattle-based chain of recreational cannabis shops, sought to expand into a rapidly changing neighborhood, the challenge was how to define the brand experience within a growing and shifting cannabis marketplace.
The overall space of sand table area is grand and open. A vaulted ceiling covering the entire space and the champignon flower drop light that hangs down let whole space have luxuriant and composed temperament.
This beauty salon is a renovation project. Our client owns a hair salon originally, located at a corner of a busy crossroad. For some business reasons, client wants to change this shop into a beauty salon.
The Heng Salon is a 29-square-meter pop-up salon, which is situated in a shopping mall in Nanjing, China. The shopping mall has been constructed for many years, which faced the need of upgrade and renovation.
The VOIX Audio Video Showroom was established by combining two independent spaces, located in the left and right sections of the ground floor of the building at the corner of Dušní and Salvátorská Streets in the historical…
Duoyun Books on the 52nd floor of Shanghai’s tallest building, Shanghai Tower. The Douyun Books flagship store is a small culture complex with seven different functions, including bookstore, lecture room, exhibition, coffee, dessert and light meal.
The project “AROMA DREAM” is an enchanting place for Thai message and spa. John Sun, the principal of DDDD Creative Studio, approached the design in a way quite different from the previous commercial projects.
Kekomo is a place selling ready-made meals where the outstanding features of its service are innovation in the variety of Japanese influenced dishes and preparation based on traditional techniques.
