Glore Store (Stuttgart)

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Concept

Glore Store, the first sustainable clothes store in Germany, is commited to help small sustainable brands from all over the globe. From this point, we wanted to make a link with the most sustainable way of transport: bicycles.

Following this eco-philosophy, we also decided to reuse some material and collected old bicycles in local shops (they gently offered them for free), fruit boxes for other pieces of furniture, and recycled cardboard for the lighting.

All the elements in the store are related to bicycles.

– The jeans area is showed in a 3 turning wheels structure at the entrance.
– The main storage volume at the entrance is based on the image of asian bikers carrying tons of boxes fastened with a rope.
– The fitting rooms have been created by a tube of fabric hanging from wheels attached to the ceiling.
– The main hanging space is a 10 meters bicycle divided in 2… and so on…

The biggest challenge was to build up the lightin. In total 120 cardoard boxes were set in different levels (so we could have a playful and “cubes” sensation from the ceiling). We reused the old grid structure and holded the boxes with small pins (nails) by ourselves.

The whole project was designed together with Udo Kloos (Neoos Design in Nürnberg), the designer who already designed the Glore stores in Nürnberg and Munich.

Marcos Aretio
http://www.markmus.com

Udo Kloos
http://www.neoos-design.com