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.
Following the launch of the Blue Box Café at the brand’s flagship store in New York City a few years ago, Tiffany & Co is further expanding its presence, opening a Cafe in London at Harrods on Knightsbridge.
Guests at the café will be able to enjoy breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner while being surrounded by Tiffany jewelry inside what will feel like one of the brand’s famed blue boxes. The café will open its doors in February 2020 for a limited period of time, so if you’re in the market to recreate that famous Breakfast At Tiffany’s scene, we suggest you make a reservation immediately.
Acne Studios, the Stockholm-based fashion house with a multidisciplinary approach, has opened a new location in the prestigious department store Harrods in London.
Lamberti Construction is the General Contractor who has worked on the project.
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Louis Vuitton’s London Maison reopened on October 24th at 17-20 New Bond Street. The store underwent months of renovations to reveal a complete reimagining of the space, featuring a sweeping double helix-shaped staircase crafted in cerused oak and worked as a sculpture with an offset center.
Nine important artworks are featured throughout the store in addition to a permanent selection of Objets Nomades, the collection of designer travel and home-related objects that launched in 2012, keeping alive Louis Vuitton’s long tradition of beautifully crafted travel-inspired objects.
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London’s new street food market isn’t popping up where you’d quite expect……….…unless you’re thinking of a Grade I listed, deconsecrated church in Mayfair celebrated as one of the finest examples of 19th-century Greek revival architecture in London, that once counted President Dwight Eisenhower amongst its regulars………in which case, it’s exactly where you’d expect.
St. Mark’s, deconsecrated in 1973, “a building of great historical importance, classified as a grade 1 listing building” to clarify, the same level as Buckingham Palace. Sandwiched snugly and somewhat incongruously between two grand mansions, St. Mark’s was built in the 1820s, became the unofficial ‘American church’ during WWII, fell out of use in the 70s.
Now, after a painstaking £5m restoration, it’s back in its full former glory – to host the sophomore site of Mercato Mayfair.
Mercato Mayfair is a sustainable community market that houses restaurants, delis, cocktail bars, patisseries, and food counters galore. Community is a key focus, and educational programs — including workshops, events and cookery classes — will take place in the vaulted basement. There is also a rooftop terrace and outdoor space, which will be particularly lovely during the summer months.
Lamberti Construction is the General Contractor who has worked on the project.
It’s been an amazing challenging, but at the end we have made it….. transforming this grade 1 listed building into Mercato Mayfair it’s been an amazing achievement for all of us, moreover we are extremely delighted that all effort made by Lamberti Construction and whole team can be seen in such great result…..Go and visit this new vibrant place in the heart of London – Carlo Lamberti – General Manager at Lamberti Construction
Adidas has opened its doors to a brand-new Oxford Street store and, to be totally honest with you, you’re in for a serious treat.
The 2,500 square foot space brings the brand with the three stripes to life and will combine digital innovation, unique shopper experiences and a focus on in-store expertise to create a new benchmark in retail. The store has been designed for you, to do what you will with it.
Dior has opened this week its new Home store at the prestigious department store in London.
Lamberti Construction is the General Contractor who has completed the project.
Lamberti Construction is a prestigious London general contractor providing high-quality bespoke interiors and turning your design concept into reality.
L&S Group was founded in Eraclea in 1994 by William Lucchetta. He saw the potential of General Contracting, which was still largely unheard of in the Italian and international retail sector at the time, and he strongly guided the company’s development in this direction. L&S Group has gathered together the best professionals in the trade and become a specialist creator of commercial premises. It provides turnkey services and the substantial experience as a general contractor that it has built up over the years means that it is highly reliable. The group works all over Europe, offering services of a guaranteed high standard to clients who need to build or renovate stores.
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French luxury brand CELINE has just opened doors at its new London store located on Mount Street. The new 270 square meters retail space is designed by the label’s artistic director Hedi Slimane. The architectural concept store features both the women’s and men’s Winter 2019 collection along with the launch of the Triomphe Canvas line. In addition, the Celine Art Project showcases new works by artists like David Jablonowski, Fay Ray, Tiril Hasselknippe and a specially commissioned piece by Lukas Geronimas.
Buzzoni Srl is the Millwork company who has worked with Celine on this project. For more than 30 years the same essence and values have driven our team, a team who keeps growing and works with passion and creativity to assist our Client to reach together ambitious and prestigious objectives. The company follows the technical development, the production and the installation of custom furniture for the most important brands of fashion, ensuring that taste, excellence, and care to detail which are the most distinguishing elements of Italian craftsmanship.
