Is focus on craftsmanship a sure way to timeless retail spaces? Look to this Hermès pop-up

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Design
Brand
Floor Area
100 sq-m
A Studiopepe-designed Hermès pop-up space in Rome engages visitors by offering touchpoints catered to the senses.
Key features
Organic shapes
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