Vintage store design by Glamshops in Romania

Visualized by Glamshops, this glamorous store located in Sibiu, Romania was artistically designed with a vintage style by mixing massive wood furniture with dark-toned wood walls and powerful lighting system in order to create a cozy atmosphere as well as connect the store interior with the factory and the manufacturing process.
The store is divided into two parts. The left part is lady section that displays famous “Cowboysbelts” lady bags, leather accessories and Menhard belts. Meanwhile, the right part marked by industrial touches takes responsibility for showcasing men’s belts, bags and accessories.

Design and photography by Glamshops

The new Louis Vuitton Concept Store in London

Luxurious, stunning and eye-catching, this new Louis Vuitton Concept Store completed by the cooperation between the brand and Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama surprises any visitor right at the first sight.
Placed at Selfridges in London, the store presents an exquisite architecture and interior design that are formed by the charming red and white floor and walls, the powerful lighting scheme, as well as flashy colors and polka dot patterns.

The Louis Vuitton Concept Store showcases “twenty four Selfridges display windows dedicated to the Vuitton & Kusama Collection and inside visitors are instructed to follow the red dots along the shop floor leading to the store and a life size, polka dot-clad model of Kusama herself”, said the official press release.

Interesting clothing store design along the Cat Street, Tokyo

Located on the Cat Street known as the one of the most awesome shopping streets in Harajuku and maybe one of the coolest in all of Tokyo, Japan, this clothing store immediately captured our attention by its excitingly vintage design.
Interesting, original and impressive, this clothing store designed by Manabu Okano from Studio201 meet all the requirements of the shop owners, which are to “sale goods toward various genres and generations” and “attracting customers” to the underground facility store.

Photography: Kenta Hasegawa