Aesop store

AESOP enlisted architect Nicolas Schuybroek to create a second flagship store in Lyon's Place de la République.

The premier AESOP store by Nicolas Schuybroek. It integrates a variety of unrefined, textured, and welcoming materials.

The Danish bricks and narrow floor plan of this Aesop store in Copenhagen nod to the "humble" design of the nearby Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.

Earthy orchards and elemental processes form the design genesis of Aesop’s store at ION Orchard in Singapore.

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A new Aesop store has bowed in the Shinjuku shopping district of Tokyo. Situated east of Shinjuku Railway Station, one of the Japanese capital’s biggest public transport hubs, it occupies a compact

Established in Melbourne in 1987, Aesop has become one of the most respected beauty brands in the world. Known for the quality of its products, as well as a love and support for the arts as an avenue through which to inspire, learn and communicate, Aesop has developed strong relationships with local architects and designers in the creation of its stores. From London to Singapore, New York to Kyoto, Aesop’s approach to retail design and architecture is unique and respectful of community…

Aesop Palisades Village is a retail space in Los Angeles which takes inspiration from its natural surroundings, as well as the area’s vernacular architecture. By introducing a new central garden, and using tactile finishes like velvet and microcement, the design aims to create a biophilic environment, elevating the ritual of self-care through the presence and evocation of nature.

Mexican architect Frida Escobedo sourced rammed earth from her home country to form the rosy bricks that form walls in this Aesop store in Brooklyn.

Credits @aesopskincare A richly layered environment. The interior of Aesop Lyon Place de la République, a collaboration with Nicolas… | Instagram

The global skincare brand that’s long recognised how exemplary interior design can function as a powerful marketing device shows off the latest cohort..

Precast stone blocks coloured with red sandstone from Glamis Castle in Scotland form the walls of this refuge-style Aesop store in a west London.