Experiential retail design

In competing with ecommerce, the commercial spaces that are experiential have an advantage over those that are not. Discover three essential interior design elements for experiential retail design and explore case studies from around the world.

The changes and turbulence in the retail landscape are hard to miss. Developments across various technologies have singlehandedly transformed the shopping experience, and ecommerce raised the standards on what goods deserve outings to physical destinations. This means that the commercial spaces that are experiential have an advantage over those that are not. But how does a commercial space allow for experiences? Discover three key interior design elements for experiential retail design.

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Learn about the future of retail, how stores are turning from selling materials to providing experiences for the customers. Discover the four pillars that will construct the future of retail. Through a sense of community and provided space for socialization retailers will transform stores into destinations that create unique experiences and attract lifetime members.

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Image 4 of 18 from gallery of Croquis Sanlitun Store / Rafael de Cárdenas. Photograph by Wen Studio

Oskar Kohnen's interior for a southeast Asian fashion label features terracotta breezeblocks, polished chrome, and a giant mint green staircase to nowhere.

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Photographs of the Shin Kong Place mall (SKP Beijing) designed by Syberite in Beijing, China. Photo ©Kristen Pelou

CES exhibitors built their booths with sustainability top of mind, from botanical-rich environments to QR codes that replaced paper handouts.

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Zara opened a second store on Paris Avenue des Champs-Élysées to focus on fashion and omnichannel integration.

Park Creative Studio partnered with The Ordinary and Sephora Canada to create the "Formulate Your Regimen" pop-up, an immersive multi-store retail experience designed to empower customers in building personalized skincare routines.