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Amsterdam Showroom of the international luggage brand Samsonite by i29

November 25, 2018

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Challenged to design the new Amsterdam Showroom of the international luggage brand Samsonite, i29 was asked to reflect on the companies spatial brand identity.

The brief was to create an experience that unifies the diversity of the Samsonite Group and it’s sub-brands. To create a spatial identity which is fresh, recognizable and consistent, in order to inspire and attract a diverse group of customers. From young and fashionable to mature and classic. As today’s experienced dynamic consumer ask for fresh thinking and artistic gestures in order to be impressed, i29 aimed for a crystal clear concept that relates to the brand essence.

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

i29 searched for an archaic symbol that intuitively refer to travel and movement in the broadest way. Providing the international operating brand with a universal communication that has the power to resonates with clients of different social- and age groups.

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

The graphic black and white color scheme that i29 introduced as the base of the design refers to the natural habitat of the suitcase or bag, the ‘urban space’ and is almost intuitively ingrained in the global collective memory. The black and white pattern can not to be pinned down to one single style like modern or classic but does communicate in a powerful way. The monochrome color scheme is a strong base to match with any color or material of the products on display.

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

A dynamic landscape is formed with multiple structures, each representing a sub-brand of Samsonite. Every brand has it’s own presentation including a wide variety of products, whilst keeping the overall appearance together in one clear statement. The oblique graphical pattern with the diagonally placed objects provide a strong sense of direction: the diagonal layout is a twist for the eye, as it seems like the complete space is turned. Lighting rails, centre floor units and perimeter units are all faced in one direction. A series of open and closed showcase units provide enough display for the wide variety of products, while at the same time having the experience of walking through a blown up crosswalk.

To provide a level of surprise and excitement, i29 created multiple view angels with contrasting experiences. This is best showcased by the ‘curve wall’ that contains the premium product line of Polypropylene suitcases by Samsonite. This installation against the back wall has multiple faces seen from different positions in space.

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

By presenting the suitcases, bags and related travel products in their natural ‘urban’ habitat executed with a radically surprising design attitude, i29 aimed to take the Samsonite shopping experience to the next level. Using the core brand values as a starting point, added with artistry and unexpected retail solutions.

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects
Samsonite Amsterdam Showroom by i29 Interior Architects

Facts:
Project design: i29 interior architects
Client: Samsonite
Photography: Ewout Huibers
Size: 200 m
Contractor: Stooff Interior Projects

*All images and information courtesy of i29 interior architects.

Filed Under: Interior Design, Retail Tagged With: i29 interior architects, Netherlands, Showroom, wall graphics

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