Design for the Next Chapter
What happens after opening day? Alexa Nice considers product care, repair handovers and fixtures designed to keep working as a store changes.
The Space Between the Store and the Street
The customer’s day begins before the shopfront. Satisfy’s Paris spaces prompt Alexa Nice to consider arrival, preparation and the journey back inside.
Where the Brand Meets Real Life
From H&M Home’s Stockholm interior to Nike’s After Dark Tour, Alexa Nice explores how retail, events and product connect a brand to everyday life.
LSKD Karrinyup: A New Home on the West Coast
Studio A—N’s LSKD Karrinyup store pairs a sculptural shopfront, textured grey finishes and precise blue accents with an experience shaped around product and community.
Designing a Store That Travels
A store has an audience beyond its address. Alexa Nice explores how Goldwin and Zara design the relationship between physical space and the images that leave it.
What Makes a Store Worth Visiting?
A beautiful store can win a photograph. What earns another visit? Alexa Nice explores adaptable interiors, brand experiences and the sound of staying.
LSKD Robina: A Store Built Around Community
Inside LSKD Robina: concrete, steel and cobalt blue shape a store built around community. Creative Direction and Interior Design by Studio A-N.
Social Sweat: Three Signals Turning Wellness Into a Third Place
Positive Energy Sydney, wellness festival culture and Othership’s sauna theatre show movement and recovery becoming new forms of social life.
The Set Comes Apart: Three Signals Rewriting Athleisure
BOSS Las Vegas, Gen Z’s rejection of the matching set and Salomon’s community-led retail model show athleisure becoming more personal, technical and alive.
Wellness Gets Dressed: Three Signals Blurring Retail, Ritual and Recovery
Sporty & Rich Los Angeles, the over-optimization backlash and the rise of the wellness club reveal a category becoming more social, spatial and culturally fluent.
Body / Machine: Three Signals Redesigning the Human Interface
SKIMS Regent Street, MoMA’s animation century and Meta Lab Chicago reveal how the body is becoming the central interface between space, image and technology.
REFORMER 001: Controlled Movement
A speculative reformer flagship where space, identity, fashion and culture operate as one controlled system.
Yung Lean Was Never Just a Musician
A decade of paintings, sculpture, collage, film and instinctive world-building enters public view. Yung Lean’s first major art exhibition makes one thing clear: the medium was never the point.
Display Becomes Performance: Three Signals Turning Audiences Into Participants
Paloma Wool’s Retail Theatre, Antwerp’s fashion school archive and Tilda Swinton’s living exhibitions show why display is becoming active, social and unfinished.
Soft Power: Three Signals Making Space Feel More Intelligent
Alaïa Miami, Jil Sander’s new direction and TIRTIR’s Shade Valley reveal a softer future for retail — sensorial, restrained and highly intelligent.
Rooms, Routes, Rituals: Three Signals Reshaping Cultural Space
From Hermès’ 55-room London Maison to Scotland’s photographic archive and Laufey’s global arts itinerary, three signals show how space is becoming a cultural network.
LSKD Commercial Bay: Designing One Experience Across Two Storefronts
Inside the design of LSKD Commercial Bay in Auckland — a narrow, two-fronted retail experience shaped by movement, community and an evolving global brand language.
LSKD Armadale: A New Era of Retail Design for LSKD
Explore the design of LSKD Armadale in Melbourne and the thinking behind a new generation of LSKD retail, community and brand experience.
Serenity Unveiled: Nine Exceptional Spas Where Design Meets Atmosphere
Explore 9 of the world’s most luxurious spas — curated by Studio A‑N. From Japan to Mexico, these design-led escapes redefine indulgent wellness.
Global Reverie: A Curated Tour of Eight Iconic Hotel Bars
Explore eight iconic global hotel bars renowned for their innovative cocktails, sophisticated design, and immersive ambiance, curated by Studio A-N.
