Futureproof department stores rely on modular design, shows Selfridges' De Bijenkorf
When upscale Canadian retailer Hudson’s Bay completes its exit from the Dutch market later this year, luxury department store De Bijenkorf will remain the last of its kind in the Netherlands. A 3,500-sq-m menswear department designed by interior a
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