Which Store Has The Sickest Interior Design?

[goldengloves]

Yea, that 45rpm store smells wonderful. We were trying to figure out what the smell was and if they sold it in store, the employees didn't even really know what it was.

I also passed by NDG twice while in NY before I finally found it. That store also smelled very good.

[sycamore no more]

Bump this thread, it's a good thread but useless atm with no photos.

As far as interiors go, Undercover in Taipei was fucking sick. Restaurant / Undercover boutique, what more could you want?

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1034/1202528539_9d2877db4b.jpg?v=0

[ProfMonnitoff]

www.park.co.at

there are photos somewhere on the site. finding anything that isnt on the tables takes forever but i love the design anyways.

[mike lowrey]

good bump

antonioli in Milan is pretty dope, apparently its built in one of the first movie theatres in the city.

Daad Dantone is another store in Milan, one of my favorite stores in the world in terms of stuff they carry but the store design is pretty dope as well, they have two locations:

via santo spirito

via matteotti

apartment in berlin is pretty cool, the entire ground level is just a big blank white room with a small round staircase in the middle. I dont have a pic of downstairs but its pretty cool as well:

Ulf Haines in Berlin is another favorite of mine, interior is pretty clean as well:

[flex1]

Blends/+06 in LA downtown , that store has a dope layout. Sneaker boutique in front and hidden door leads to jackpot of margiela, raf, visvim and more. Shit is sick

[mypropaganda]

All Dior Homme boutiques--especially dressing rooms

[London]

Dover Street Market & Nomad

[Fuuma]

Prada Aoyama is a Herzog + De Meuron... same people who did Munich's stadium for this year's world cup... infinitely in love with that building..

I have a feeling CDG and the Commes stores around are all cool simply for the fact that Rei Kawakubo probably cares just as much, if not more about interiors and furniture, than clothes.

For once a worthy firm is getting some respect in here (HdeM). There should be an auto-ban fonction for anyone who mentions Lloyd Wright.

The best interior is, of course, Supreme, because they sell Supreme inside.

[fallen angels]

Comme des Garcons in NYC

Undercover in Taipei

[Appleseed]

Neil Denari's LA Eyeworks.

[salaryman]

bump.

What are the some well designed new stores in the major metropolises?

Here are some from Tokyo.

Not really new at all but,

Restir in Tokyo Midtown has a sick interior

Also, from last year...

Nicolas G. Hayek Center, Ginza

Swarovski in Ginza

Philip Lim in Aoyama

Abbey (formerly Bapecuts)in Aoyama

[KidDynamite]

Swatch building, Tokyo

[Larry!]

Aren't the CdG Guerrilla stores usually somewhat bizzarely designed?

[fallen angels]

This is kind of exterior + interior but I like Prada's store in Minami-Aoyama. I wouldn't buy anything there but the whole building gives off this harvest yellow-tinted Jetsons vibe. I like CDG down the street from there too, the interior is nicely done.

Prada Aoyama is a Herzog + De Meuron... same people who did Munich's stadium for this year's world cup... infinitely in love with that building..

I have a feeling CDG and the Commes stores around are all cool simply for the fact that Rei Kawakubo probably cares just as much, if not more about interiors and furniture, than clothes.

agreed! i didnt see any pics of these in this thread, so here are some exterior shots i took recently of these beautiful stores:

[034936]

Apartment in Brisbane. worth a mention

[2000dB]

agreed! i didnt see any pics of these in this thread, so here are some exterior shots i took recently of these beautiful stores:

word. those two are just classics!

[broneck]

they've been mentioned, but nomad is amazing, and it smells fanTASTic in there

http://www.nomadshop.net/

check out some pics under store info.

richard kid is a huge glass space squashed between 2 historical gastown buildings. very cool juxstaposition, plus it has a view of the harbour which is interesting

[mr fluffernutter]

richard kidd is gone.. there's some really shitty shop there now

[broneck]

I'd heard rumours, that's a bummer...but I couldn't imagine a niche shop like richard kidd being able to afford rent in that gigantic space.

[Mr Fingers]

richard kid is a huge glass space squashed between 2 historical gastown buildings. very cool juxstaposition, plus it has a view of the harbour which is interesting

That shit was classic but it's long gone. They've just got a makeshift spot in the MADE office now.

[poshpol]

Is he a user on here? Both times I visited he was great and friendly.

Furthermore, the new Michel Brisson stores in Montreal are nice.

The new TNT in Montreal also looks alright though their brands are SHIT.

[habia]

New soho Jil Sander store is great. Designed by Raf Simons, apparently not even with collaboration with any architecture firm. He really shows the type of mind which can be used to be a great designer/artist. Taking an Industrial Design degree through various media.

Store is a prism to relate Simons's visions to the consumer. Changes the way I see design and art. Combination of visiting at the perfect time in my life and great execution, absolutely must see interior.

Other great NYC stores have been mentioned already, but I will add a couple comments.

CDG- a little gimmicky, but still great.

45rpm- both soho and UES locations are extremely good. UES feels like more of a facade on a normal store than soho location, yet overall I prefer the UES one since it is larger, airier, feels more diverse.

Nom de Guerre- Favorite in New York from what I have seen. Very well executed. Could have been gimmicky yet comes off effortlessly.

[fallen angels]

another photo of aoyama prada taken by my friend a couple months ago when there was some artwork on the windows

anyone know what that art was for or from? my friend said there was a party going on on the upper floors that night

[zeke01]

victor and rolf store in milan, italy, everything's upside down

This is pretty trippy! I like!

[skull6]

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i like

[HBlack]

nomad's very cool. antique books holding up candles in the changing room and shit. no spectacular architecture, but it's nicely done.

[U MAD]

rick Owens because it has a creepy mannequin

[magicy]

does anyone know that new storefront that is completely covered in Ivy with a little pink sign in it. I remember seeing it on a blog but cant remember which store it was

[TarHeart]

The Yohji Yamamoto shop in Antwerpen is the finest shop I have ever been to. Interior design all according to the zen philosophy, all white, huge space, completely amazing.

[ethanlee29]

Dover Street Market & Nomad

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