The Levi's CINCH Store Features Reused and Recycled Materials
Laura McQuarrie — August 1, 2018 — Eco
References: luckyfox.uk & retaildesignblog.net
Over the course of just six short weeks, Levi’s CINCH destination denim store in Soho was completely transformed by Lucky Fox. The retail store now offers a refreshed design in which to showcase a range of Levi’s vintage clothing and seasonal special collections.
While the ground floor of the space features a light and bright scheme, the vintage clothing room embraces a dark, atmospheric aesthetic to set it apart as a premium showroom for the LVC collection pieces.
When it came to redesigning the space, Lucky Fox opted to reuse and recycle as much as it could. As such, the new store design includes details such as wood shelving units made from the previous wall cladding.
Image Credit: Tom Bunning
While the ground floor of the space features a light and bright scheme, the vintage clothing room embraces a dark, atmospheric aesthetic to set it apart as a premium showroom for the LVC collection pieces.
When it came to redesigning the space, Lucky Fox opted to reuse and recycle as much as it could. As such, the new store design includes details such as wood shelving units made from the previous wall cladding.
Image Credit: Tom Bunning
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Retail - The trend towards sustainable and eco-friendly retail spaces continues as consumers demand more environmentally responsible options.
2. Upcycling and Reuse - Incorporating upcycled and repurposed materials into store designs offers a unique and environmentally friendly look that fits in with the trend toward conscious consumerism.
3. Vintage Clothing Showrooms - Creating premium vintage clothing showrooms can be an effective way to showcase retro styles while also promoting sustainability through the reuse and repurposing of older garments.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion retailers can embrace environmentally conscious store designs in order to appeal to conscious consumers and lessen their impact on the environment.
2. Retail Design - Designers and architects can specialize in creating eco-friendly retail spaces that incorporate repurposed materials for a unique and sustainable aesthetic.
3. Sustainability Consulting - Consultants who specialize in sustainability and eco-friendly practices can provide guidance to retailers looking to establish a more environmentally conscious presence through their store design and products.
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