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Category Archives: Beauty
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New Sephora Store at Burbank Town Center – Project by Gray West Construction Inc.
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Aesop at Fashion Valley – Project by SPaCe Architects
SPaCe Architects was formed by Enrico Como and Scott Michael Stapleton in 1996 with offices in New York, Boca Raton, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Milan, with members holding licenses to practice architecture in 13 states within the US. We are a full-service architectural firm with expertise in residential, multi-family residential, luxury retail, and commercial interior design sectors.
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diptyque Has Opened a New Store in Amsterdam
diptyque has opened a new store in Amsterdam Runstraat, the old tannery district, paying tribute to the history and the architecture of the Netherlands’ capital city. In the tradition of diptyque’s connection of perfume and art, it’s emblematic collections are showcased in a new poetic space.
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Ulta Beauty Plans to Enter Canada mid-2021
The beauty giant expects to open approximately 30 new stores in fiscal 2020. The retailer temporarily paused its new store growth in the first quarter due to the pandemic, but openings are expected to resume in August 2020.
Ulta did not reveal store openings plans for fiscal 2021, saying only that it anticipates opening additional new stores in the U.S. Also, the retailer said it will make its entry to Canada in mid-2021 with a number of stores.
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Aesop Opens at Westfield London Centre – Project by Lamberti Construction
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Acqua di Parma unveils newly renovated flagship mono-brand boutique in Milan
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Aesop Adds New London Store
Photography by Seven Dials / Shaftesbury Australian skincare brand Aesop has added a new retail space on Monmouth Street in London’s West End. The new unit serves an apt complement to the commercial wellness corridor known as Seven Dials.
The 1,412-sq.-ft. store is lined with unique curved walls as well as rich timber flooring and cast iron basins for product testing. An in-store salon is punctuated with a burnt sienna bench and a brick fireplace.
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Skincare brand Glossier has added a new retail concept at the Boston Seaport
Skincare brand Glossier has added a new retail concept at the Boston Seaport. The Glossier Boston pop-up is housed at The Current at the Seaport, becoming the brand’s third pop-up to open in 2019. All Glossier products will be available at the pop-up in addition to select exclusive merchandise.
Glossier Boston will be open through October 4.
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Ulta goes international with plans for Canada
Ulta Beauty posted yet another strong quarter, as net sales increased 12.9% to $1.74 billion, up from $1.54 billion the year prior and barely missing estimates for $1.75 billion.
The retailer also announced it would be taking Ulta Beauty international in order to “establish Ulta Beauty as a successful global brand,” CEO Mary Dillon said in a statement. The first step of that process is launching operations in Canada, according to Dillon.
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Aesop has debuted its latest retail space in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Australian skincare brand Aesop has debuted its latest retail space in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn, N.Y. Iconic Mexican architect Frida Escobedo crafted the store with hundreds of slender bricks to establish a gridded aesthetic conceived by Patricia Medivil, a former student of Escobedo’s. Dezeen reports that the adobe bricks are composed of Oaxacan red earth and created in Escobedo’s Mexico City workshop.
Designed to reference both the neighborhood and Escobedo’s native Mexico, the store greets shoppers with an angled entrance as well as original large glass windows. Existing brick walls are painted white inside beneath the original stamped tin ceilings. The interior layout is enforced by the layered brick walls, while modular pieces divide the entrance from the checkout counter. Two powdercoated metal sinks also are featured.
Aesop Park Slope is now the brand’s third store in Brooklyn.
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