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Balenciaga's Berlin store features in today's Dezeen Weekly newsletter
The latest edition of our Dezeen Weekly newsletter features Balenciaga’s first Berlin retail space, which pays tribute to the city’s modernist architecture. More
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Fresh produce takes centre stage in Notting Hill's Spring-To-Go farm shop
Australian chef Skye Gyngell has teamed up with her sister, designer Briony Fitzgerald, to create a deli version of her restaurant Spring, which is centred around a huge display of fruit and vegetables. More
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Balenciaga designs concrete Berlin store to reference the city's modernist architecture
Fashion brand Balenciaga has opened its first retail location in Berlin, which continues the brand’s Raw Architecture aesthetic and boasts monolithic concrete slabs and distressed surfaces. More
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Glossier opens London flagship in Covent Garden's oldest building
American beauty brand Glossier has opened its first international flagship store in London’s Covent Garden neighbourhood, featuring an ornate logo designed to reflect the shop’s historical location. More
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Holloway Li creates industrial interiors for Coalbrook's London showroom
Huge boilers, chimney-style columns and chainmail-fringed doorframes feature inside the central London showroom of bathroom brand Coalbrook, which has been designed by local studio Holloway Li. More
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Dezeen's top 10 shop interiors of 2021
As part of our ongoing review of 2021, Dezeen rounds up the top 10 most remarkable and intriguing shop interiors of the year – from a cannabis dispensary made to look like an old-fashioned grocery store to a makeup boutique arranged around a large, mossy mound. More
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Glossier’s Los Angeles store takes cues from Hollywood studios
Oversized signage, large props and pink hues feature in Glossier’s new location in Los Angeles, designed by the beauty brand’s in-house team. More
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Adi Goodrich designs surrealist Los Angeles store Dreams with blue rock at its centre
Spatial designer and artist Adi Goodrich has filled the Dreams lifestyle store in Los Angeles’ Atwater Village with colourful surrealist details, including a lobster phone and a “glowing” blue rock. More
