Located at the corner of a narrow alleyway in Garosu-gil, Sinsa-dong, "reworks120" sets itself apart as a premium eyewear shop, aiming to differentiate itself from traditional eyewear shops.

Bottega Veneta's creative director Matthieu Blazy has designed the brand's Avenue Montaigne flagship store in Paris, which is dominated by walnut wood fittings and glass bricks.

With the breath of the wind, or rolling up, or residual corners ... the irregular arc structure changes in different forms to wrap the space, and the sense of freedom and relaxation brought by CALM BREEZE is released just right.

Drawing inspiration from nature and Korean minimalism, this project inherits its core concepts from preceding designs by 'Labotory' and 'Yun Seongsu,' embodying balance and minimalism.

Bristè is much more than a store, it is an inspiring destination that brings with it the charm of the most exclusive boutiques in Paris, New York, Tokyo or London from which it takes its inspiration.

Leveraging the distinctive plot shape with entrances on both sides of the store, the goal was to create a space where the atmosphere harmonizes with Japanese sweets.

Bund's flagship club in Madrid materializes the synergy between the formal and the fluid, the classic and the spontaneous.

The female-owned and led brand has built its image to contextualise the Australian landscape for the modern woman.

Set along the verdant streets of Sydney's Northern Beaches, the project recontextualizes its setting within the urban and natural environment to create a contemporary dialogue.  

Entering through the store's quaint, historic shopfront, the interior offers a dramatic expansion of space, its split-level framed as a sectional composition of forms that draws customers in.

This strong contrast has inspired the designer to create the latest pieces that perfectly blend traditional and modern elements.

From the perspective of brand philosophy and visual language, ALTERNABILITY DESIGN may integrate the expression of cultural localism and Oriental spirituality into the space. 

A calm and delicate interior design that Olmos Estudio has decided to take to the facade of the store, thus confirming the firm's leap towards a more mature and consolidated image.

They are designed for multifunctional purposes and are easily adaptable for seasonal changes of clothes. The space is designed to be simple, basic and modern, making contrast to different varieties of clothes.

A Korean cosmetic brand, Innisfree opens its new concept store,“The Isle”.  The store aims to offer an experience through brand's product and its own curated beverage and food in a cafe setting.