Ben Wang reported on November 28 that entering the Melbourne-based Sneakerboy concept store designed by March StuDior, there will be an illusion of entering the subway tunnel. As a shoe store that allows users to browse and try on physical products before buying shoes online, the sense of retroness brought by the tunnel and the sense of future brought by high-tech equipment are combined together: the bottom of each pair of shoes is There is a LED screen, which displays the designer of the shoe, real-time purchase status and buyer comments. The try-in area can be reached through the corridor in the middle of the tunnel. The layout here is intensive and looks like a library. Six steel chairs are equipped with a dedicated iPad stand to allow direct online shoe purchases.
Photography: Peter Bennetts
Suppakids by ROK
Suppakids is a children's sports shoe boutique in Stuttgart, Germany. ROK, which is responsible for interior design, has created a display wall made of diamonds. It also has a storage function. This three-dimensional wall is also equipped with colored panels that can change color and layout at any time. After removing the panel, the crooked partitions on the walls all leave a gap for small customers to slide the wooden pulleys to make the shopping process more interesting.
FEIT by Jordan Maisie
Designed by Jordana Maisie, the New York Nishimura FEIT shoe store is a unique space created with glass and wood panels, giving a sense of geometry combined with reality. Standing outside the shop, looking inwards, you can clearly see the layers of birch plywood through the glass windows, much like a tall building. All the wood boards are made of simple geometric shapes. After cutting with CNC technology, they are assembled into modules and put into the shop to complete the construction. After the LED lamp interspersed between the boards is lit, the combination of surface reflections not only increases the sense of transparency but also enhances the depth of the space. The lighting system can also change colors as needed to create a different atmosphere.
Photography: Nicholas Calcott
Little Shoes by Nábito Architects
The Little Shoes flagship store in Barcelona may remind you of the graffiti-inspired pamphlet: Nábito Architects responsible for interior design almost filled the 100-square-meter shop with tiles, while using various bumps and grooves to enhance the sense of depth throughout the space. . The rugged display stands are also tiled, allowing customers of both sizes to see the product more intuitively. The combination of white and water blue-green gives people a very comfortable visual effect. When you look closely, you can find casual hand-painted patterns and text on the wall, making the space more lively.
Photography: Eugeni Pons
Run Colors by Mode:lina Architekci
In order to reflect the theme of “color of the run,†the Polish studio Mode:lina Architekci created a colorful striped space for the Run Colors shoe store in Poznan. In stark contrast to the rainbow-like lines that run through the walls and floors, the store's uniform dark grey tone, the lines that cut through the grey display cabinets and furniture are reminiscent of the speed at which they run, emphasizing energy and branding. Image.
Photograph by Marcin Ratajczak
Camper Stockholm by nendo
Putting the shoes on a roll of paper, this sound-perfect scene of destructiveness creates a sense of comfort in the Stockholm shop built for the Camper by the well-known design studio nendo. The white roll paper piled up in the shop is actually a 2 mm thick resin plate, and the spiral structure is enough to allow them to support themselves without external force. As a result, the top became an eye-catching display rack, with the bottom of the diffuse light, the shoes above give people a feeling of light enough to arouse passers-by curiosity.
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