Aarunima Singh

IR3596

UIR20167

The constructs of luxury in the 21st century has expanded beyond exclusivity and status to encompass authenticity, cultural relevance, and immersive experience. As the contemporary luxury consumers seek emotional engagement and personal meaning, luxury retail spaces are no longer mere points of transaction but carefully crafted experiential environments. This research investigates the evolving design approaches in luxury retail, focusing on how brands adapt to this shift. Using Pine and Gilmore’s "Experience Economy" as a conceptual lens, it analyzes how "artification" of physical retail environments of luxury brands translates evolving consumer values into spatial and sensory experiences.

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The Luxury Retail Design: The Evolving Design Approaches

Context of Study & Abstract

Framework

Luxury: Conceptual Framework

Luxury: Shifting Paradigm

Case Study: Methodology

Case Study: Hermes

Case Study: Louis Vuitton

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