Etienne Aigner’s flagship store in Munich has been given a shiny new makeover just in time for spring. The German fashion house enlisted architect Jorg Hahn to give the store just the right ambience to showcase its leather goods and apparel items.
The 200-square-meter store feels luxurious with large, open spaces, high-contrast lighting, and warm, earthy colors. Glass display cases, curved mirrors, and rounded ceiling lines hearken back to the 70s, and give the space an elegant vintage feel. The boutique is divided into various “presentation domains,” well lit areas which showcase handbag collections and small sets of leather goods.
Green fashion lovers needn’t stress about such a well lit space either. Etienne Aigner utilizes energy-saving LED lamps, which provide just the right ambience without leaving a massive carbon footprint.
The Moodie Report has published a picture of the refurbished Munich boutique and it looks beautiful. I’m not sure exactly what it looked like before the renovations, but what’s there really is lovely. Etienne Aigner handbags haven’t really turned my head, but if I were to shop for them this is where I’d want to be.
Will you call in to this Munich store next time you’re in the German capital?
