Retail, Reimagined

Above: A residential setup styled with vintage pieces at Club Monaco Greenwich

Club Monaco aims to redefine the shopping experience. With a series of individually tailored stores, the company has focused on incorporating non-branded products to sell alongside its apparel and accessories. For an interior that feels more like an incredibly chic home than a clothing boutique, high-end flea market finds are layered with the label’s fashionable staples in a setting that combines modern design elements and traditional architectural details.

At the Greenwich location, customers will find hand-sourced silver trays, crystal glassware and ornate mirrors, among other treasures. “These are the objects that we love and that surround and inspire us every day,” says Caroline Belhumeur, creative director and SVP of women’s designs.

And for the true collectors, a vintage case houses coveted classics like Chanel bags, Hermès scarves and watches by Rolex and Cartier. The luxe pieces feel right at home–and you will, too–in the welcoming rooms of the transformed space.

 

 

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