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Robinsons Department StoreISP/VM+SD Store Design Competition Winner
For Robinsons’ first store in Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia, the Singapore-based retailer repositioned itself as a contemporary yet romantic specialty department store. Taking inspiration from the mall name – The Garden – the store’ . . . » MORE |
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SeibuISP/VM+SD Store Design Competition Winner
Envisioned as a luxe launching point for regional designer brands and exclusive international lines, Seibu Jakarta’s 108,000-square-foot store takes a retail-as-theater approach. A dramatic centrally located five-story etched-glass, chrome and . . . » MORE |
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ShinsegaeISP/VM+SD Store Design Competition Winner
A renovation of Shinsegae’s 75-year-old, six-story store in Seoul led to an elegant reinvention. A loft-like setting on the fourth and fifth floors appeals to younger consumers, with a 22-foot-wide, two-story platform creating a central focal p . . . » MORE |
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Shoes on EightSaks’ big, grand footwear floor is a must-see in New York
Saks Fifth Avenue generated an enormous public relations blitz to announce its renovated shoe department on the eighth floor of its New York flagship. The message to the world – in newspapers, magazines, TV and radio articles and ads – wa . . . » MORE |
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Macy’s Big NightDepartment store unveils holiday windows on Herald Square
Herald Square was brought to life on Sunday as Macy's unveiled its 2007 holiday windows. The streets at 34th and Broadway were closed for 30 minutes as throngs of onlookers experienced "Santa's Big Night," a series of windows that i . . . » MORE |
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The Age of EleganceNeiman Marcus celebrates 100 years with a showcase of modern luxury in Natick, Mass.
Neiman Marcus has been building a reputation as the ultimate specialty store since 1907, when Theodore Roosevelt was president, Oklahoma had just become the 46th state and gasoline cost 18 cents a gallon. Over those 100 years, the retailer has solidi . . . » MORE |
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Say Who?Seibu lands in Indonesia
Americans who think of the Asian market as a monolith of cultures, religions, attitudes and retail brands need to be reminded that it takes as long to fly from Japan to Indonesia as it does to fly from Seattle to Tokyo. So Seibu, the upscale Japanese . . . » MORE |
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Decked out in Martha BlueMacy’s launches Martha Stewart collection with inspired window displays
Macy's Inc. (Cincinnati) began the official launch of its exclusive "Martha Stewart Collection," last week by dedicating every window at its Herald Street flagship to the product line – a first in the department store’s hist . . . » MORE |
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Up from the BasementFilene's Basement wants to turn
Filene’s practically invented the bargain basement. In 1909, owner William Filene gave the basement of his Boston store to his son, Edward, to run. Edward developed the “automatic markdown system,” periodically changing the price ta . . . » MORE |
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Olympic-Size AspirationsHolt Renfrew’s grand vision for Vancouver
The world is coming to Vancouver. That’s a statement of fact: Canada’s westernmost metropolis will host the 2010 Winter Olympics. It also sets the context for an ambitious retail strategy: Holt Renfrew, Canada’s premier fashion chai . . . » MORE |
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