Redefining luxury shopping

Redefining luxury shopping

Recognised as one of the UK’s leading luxury fashion retailers, Harvey Nichols undertook a complete interior refurbishment of its Birmingham store. Danpalon® translucent polycarbonate panels have helped redefine the ultimate fashion shopping experience.

For a complete interior refurbishment that would breathe new levels of excitement and vitality into its unique brand, luxury fashion retailer Harvey Nicholl appointed London agency Imagination, a leading innovator in consumer experience technology. To meet the creative brief, Imagination created an unusual, almost subversive new design vocabulary, comprising an eclectic mix of materials, a contrast of rough and smooth surfaces and a quirky variety of furniture and fixtures.

For the store’s suspended ceilings and walls, Everlite Concept’s Danpalon® polycarbonate panel system was specified. With its wide choice of colours finishes and thicknesses, designers were able to create a visual effect delivering the right level of reflection, translucence and lighting. Importantly, Danpalon®’s choice of panel widths, in custom lengths of up to 12m, meant a smooth, seamless appearance could be achieved that further augmented the store’s luxury look and feel.

As well as introducing subtle new forms of bright, reflected imagery into the store’s ground-breaking interior design, the Danpalon® panels also succeeded in accentuating the height of the store’s large retail spaces. The store refurbishment has been universally well received and is regarded as a game-changer for both the luxury brand’s own development and the retail industry as a whole.

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