French Prada Old Store Reopens

After the expansion and renewal of the store's structure and appearance, Prada is rebuilt at the old store in St. suburbia street, Paris, France.

An arc shaped, black marble staircase, surrounded by ebony decorated walls, leading to the two tier men's product area.

After expanding and updating the store's structure and appearance, Prada is rebuilt in the old store of Rue Du Faubourg Saint-Honor e, Paris, France.

The store is designed by Roberto Baciocchi, which is derived from the evolution of the theme of image design of retail stores in modern history studied by Prada. It explains the architectural language of the brand and agrees with the unique nature of the building as a palace in the center of Paris in the early nineteenth Century.

The store has three floors, covering an area of 1900 square meters, providing men and women accessories, leather goods, footwear and clothing products.

The fa ade of the building adopts the unique architectural elements of Prada's original store located in the Emmanuel S Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan: arc windows and window frames adornment; the addition of metal and colored fabric sunshades gives a modern meaning to the overall design of Galleria.

The first floor is a shocking corridor composed of marble and mirrors, leading to different regions.

The high-end leather products are displayed in the special area decorated with Prada green fabric, and various accessories are displayed in the space composed of black marble and mirrors.

The black and white marble floor paved in the corridor is passed on to Prada luxury stores and historical images. The effect is quite visual.

The perspective effect produced by this design emphasizes the display in the middle of the room and makes some private areas more special.

Through a novel interpretation of the Prada's long display niche, the walls inside the shop have also been updated: a large hanging display rack made of crystal and palladium metal.

After walking through this series of areas, customers will eventually come to a crystal glass display cabinet, which seems to be extended by the spiral rotation pattern drawn on the floor.

The display cabinet displayed on the shoe shows a contrast with the soft velvet curtain in the room.

The Saffiano display with bright colors, red, green and blue, is a part of display cabinet design with ingenuity.

The dark green velvet covered "clover leaf" shaped sofa is specially built for Prada by Werner Panton (Verner Panton), making the whole environment soft and charming.

The black marble staircase extending from the large display rack leads from the first floor to the basement dedicated to displaying the series of women's garments.

The walls are completely covered with green silk screens, and they are made into a modern and literary color studio, where the fitting experience seems to spread throughout the space.

The unusual geometric tables of plexiglass showcase, pparent skylight, plexiglass and steel and soft green velvet sofa make the whole space full of enchanting charm.

Another arc, a black marble staircase, surrounded by ebony decorated walls, leading to the two layer of men's products area.

Here, the masculine style of tailoring is reflected through the narrow ebony floor and the curtain and colorful Saffiano on the wooden walls.

The salon area is decorated with bright orange.

The central space is directly oriented to the St. suburbia street, to display clothing products and display cabinets and counters made of palladium and crystal glass.

The three floor is a graceful private private apartment suite, which is situated at the street of St. orange's suburb, which is used to entertain the most special guests of Prada.