The 'Siki Im' Concept Store Makes for a Playful Shopping Experience
Amelia Roblin — November 17, 2010 — World
References: leong-leong
Designed by Leong Leong in light of New York City's 'Building Fashion' collaboration, the 'Siki Im' concept store is not your regular retailer. Originally a shipping container, the space has been covered in a spray-on soy-based polyurethane foam and now sits beneath the Highline Park within the city's Meatpacking District.
With a bow-formed floor, the 'Siki Im' concept store has been transformed into a soft sculptural space. It encourages an interaction between customers, with the room and the mens' clothing displayed unconventionally within the unique boutique.
With a bow-formed floor, the 'Siki Im' concept store has been transformed into a soft sculptural space. It encourages an interaction between customers, with the room and the mens' clothing displayed unconventionally within the unique boutique.
Trend Themes
1. Foam-coated Retailers - Innovative retail spaces using unique materials to create immersive shopping experiences.
2. Interactive Retail Environments - Creating shopping spaces that encourage customer interaction and engagement.
3. Sustainability in Retail Design - Exploring eco-friendly materials and processes for retail store design.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Opportunities for fashion retailers to create unique shopping experiences that differentiate from traditional retail spaces.
2. Architecture - Innovative building materials and sustainability practices in architectural design.
3. Interior Design - Designing retail spaces that maximize customer engagement and interaction.
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