La marque de café Carte noire a transformé un ancien supermarché en lieu de vie et d’exposition éphémère. Pour moderniser son image auprès des jeunes.
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L’opérateur britannique ouvre McArthurGlen Provence, à Miramas (13), que nous avons visité en exclusivité. Découverte d’un «authentique» village hébergeant 120 boutiques.
Les cartes bancaires émises à partir de l’automne permettront de payer sans contact jusqu’à 30€. Une hausse de 10€ saluée par [es enseignes, qui voient dans cette solution une façon d’apporter plus de services à leurs clients.
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Occupying a street corner in Barcelona’s vibrant Gothic Quarter, the MAM Originals flagship raises the value of a bricks-and-mortar establishment by offering something money can’t buy: the art of individuality.
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The project may be clinical, but its design doesn’t have to be. Tetsuya Matsumoto gives a Japanese pharmacy a dose of hospitality. What looks like a large minimalist shoe box floating in the dark is, in fact, a pharmacy in Himeji, Japan.
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Far from the skyscrapers of Lujiazui and the beaux-arts buildings of the Bund, just west of the elevated highway that circles Shanghai’s inner city, a store called Xiao Chun Ri He stands apart from its neighbours.
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Founded in 2013 by a pair of graphic designers, Novelty Apparel sells accessories and clothing bearing the labels of various high-end international brands.
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In the age of the brand ambassador, designers need to take care in mixing personalities with products. So says Jinyoung Yoon of Urbantainer, the office responsible for Past Empowers Future, an Adidas pop-up exhibition in South Korea.
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Popping out from its samey surroundings, X Architekten’s ice-cream parlour offers punters a mix of dazzle and delicacy.
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If the movie Mallrats taught us anything, it’s that today’s youth aren’t typically a shopping mall’s most desirable clientele.
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