The latest Marie Sixtine shop is Paris is a stunning apartment-inspired boutique that pays homage to the ideal Parisian apartment. The whiteout decor is defined by its use of raw materials and muted pastel colors. All of Marie Sixtine's boutiques, in Paris and otherwise, have been designed by Studio Janréji.
Inspired by a sketch of a Parisian apartment, the bohemian-chic boutique features porcelain lighting installations and a selection of feminine vintage accessories. The furniture is a contemporary selection designed by Studio Janréji, while the space is littered with a selection of vintage design pieces. The Marie Sixtine boutique also boasts original herringbone stone floorboards, a vintage iron staircase and bespoke lighting by Axelle Sabatier and Louis Barbaray for Studio Janréji.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Apartment-inspired Boutiques
- The trend of designing boutiques that resemble apartments for an immersive shopping experience.
- Raw Material Decor
- The trend of incorporating raw and natural materials as a design element in retail spaces.
- Vintage Accessories
- The trend of curating and featuring vintage accessories in boutique stores.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Retail
- Opportunity for fashion retailers to create immersive shopping experiences by designing stores that resemble living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to specialize in designing immersive retail spaces with raw materials, vintage elements, and bespoke lighting.
- Vintage Collectibles
- Opportunity for dealers of vintage and antique collectibles to partner with fashion boutiques for curated pop-up shops and store displays.
