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Gucci opens a pop-up store during Milan Design Week

  • Categories Retail Design & New Openings, Top News
  • Date April 10, 2019
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Italian fashion house Gucci has opened doors to a temporary, two-story boutique in milan. The pop-up shop, which opens on the occasion of Milan Design Week 2019, houses the latest additions to the brand’s houseware collection including furniture, porcelain, dinnerware and blankets.

Imagined by creative director Alessandro Michele as an apartment that has been ‘guccy-fied’, it’s no surprise that the entire space is decorated head-to-toe in the brand’s signature patterns and prints. Gucci Décor applies its unique maximalist aesthetic to everything from candles and chairs, plates to wallpaper, and cushions. other items include incense trays, screens, and metal folding tables.

The pieces have been curated into real-life scenarios that include multiple lounge areas, a salon and a dining room. In crafting the perfect backdrop, original architectural details have been enhanced including a marble fireplace, panelled doors, and a coffered ceiling.

The Gucci Décor store will be open through june. Meanwhile, gucci has also created an augmented reality app where users can explore historic places across milan while different décor pieces are shown on screen as virtual oversized sculptures. Locations include Piazza del Duomo and Piazza Affari, which are also outlined in an ‘underground style map’ available at the store. Users can also try out different pieces using the app to virtually place the items in their own home.

Source: designboom.com

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