concept store

For this month’s Design Store(y), we talked to James Turner about three pop-up stores that make a difference.

A concept store in Valencia designed as a lively, futuristic space that encourages interaction through a series of environments.

Take a look back at the independent stores we featured throughout 2018 in our Design Store(y) column.

A boutique shop in New York is filled with beautiful, purposeful objects that help one to cultivate an intentional lifestyle.

GARDE Summerland is the brand's second outpost where you can shop contemporary design and stay the night at a restored 1920s farmhouse.

San Francisco-based Batch rotates their store collection every 8-10 weeks, appealing to both e-commerce brands and savvy shoppers.

This unique shop serves as a launch-pad for students and alumni of the University of the Arts London to jumpstart their careers.

The showroom is that quintessentially Knoll – a mix of traditional and contemporary design that the brand has championed for decades.

The QWSTION pop-up is a testament to the brand’s ethos, which strives to think outside the box and improvise.

This one-stop shop in Brooklyn is the only place you need for finding items for your home that you won't find easily anywhere else.

The San Francisco-based footwear brand opens its second retail location featuring a giant human-sized hamster wheel.

A one stop shop for Brazilian design, from furniture and decor to jewelry and art.