Hong Kong’s trendy Sai Ying Pun district is quickly becoming one of the new pop-up store hot spots of Hong Kong. Here is our guide to the best areas within the district. A rich cultural heritage Within walking distance from Central and the upscale Mid-Levels area, Sai Ying Pun is the perfect mix of new […]
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Chelsea is a busy Manhattan neighborhood between West 14th street to West 30th street, known for its fashionable reputation. Nestled in Manhattan’s District 4, with surrounding areas including Clinton and Hudson Yards, Chelsea is a trendy and residential area, although still full of nightlife with bars, lounges, and clubs like the Highline Ballroom. Chelsea is
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Hong Kong’s buzzing Mong Kok district is quickly becoming one of the best places to launch a pop-up store. Here is our guide to the best areas within the district. The “bustling corner” Literally meaning “bustling corner” in Chinese, Mong Kok is one of Hong Kong’s most exciting, lively and congested shopping districts. To pull
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In the area.. From one shopping destination to another, the Upper East Side is a shopper’s dream. Barneys New York moved its flagship from Chelsea to Upper East Side in 1933. Also, edgy Alexander McQueen, luxury design house Valentino and Ralph Lauren are all based in the Upper East Side. Other brands in the area include
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Finding The Perfect Space Button & Wilde are specialists in bespoke products and recently launched a charming pop-up shop in London’s Soho, working together with Storefront, they found their ideal spot, A lovely vintage shop space on Beak Street. With neighbours including Aesop and Fernandez & Wells, they were in good company and the pop-up
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Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong’s shopping paradise is one of the best areas to launch a pop-up store. Look at our guide and find the best areas of the district. Tsim Sha Tsui: a diverse neighborhood Tsim Sha Tsui, famed as Hong Kong’s shopping and dining paradise, is a popular tourist hotspot. It offers a
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Carlo Felice’s Pop-Up Debut Carlo Felice is an Italian luxury womenswear brand who have made their retail debut with a Chelsea pop-up shop. They pride themselves on using natural materials and producing high quality garments for the environmentally-conscious and stylish shopper. Carlo Felice enlisted Storefront’s personal concierge service to find the perfect pop-up shop for them,
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Soho is renowned as one of London’s most popular shopping areas with an eclectic range of boutiques, it’s a prime location for brands looking to launch a pop-up shop in the cultural heart of London. In The Area.. Home to Carnaby Street, one of the most in-demand retail streets in the city for global fashion
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From its vibrant nightlife to its eclectic mix of retailers, trendy stores and hipster hangouts, the Lower East Side is a great retail location. Creative brands looking to host Pop-Up Stores, temporary Art Exhibitions and launch events to grow and connect with their audience will be well-received in the diverse LES. Lower East Side is
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When talking about pop-ups, we usually associate the terms ‘store’ or ‘shop’, explicitly drawing the link between short-term space rental and retail brands. However, the art industry has been benefiting from this trend and showing that the pop-up format can address their current challenges very well. Designers, photographers, painters, artists, gallery owners, corporations, charities and
