How can brands build community better? This Shanghai showroom turns to hospitality
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Yu Yao Lu, 曹家渡 Jing An Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China
Interior Design
Client
General Contractor
Xiang Shen (Shanghai) Decoration Engineering Co., Ltd.
Project Manager
Colliers Engineering Project Management (Shanghai) Ltd.
Floor Area
3,000 sq-m
Design furniture and lighting retailer Studio 9’s Shanghai showroom combines hospitality and retail to create a community-oriented space and experience.
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