The Danish shoe and leather goods manufacturer Ecco reopened its store on Sendlinger Strasse in Munich after a six-week conversion phase. The manufacturer is thus testing a new design concept on 86 square meters, which is characterized by minimalism and sustainable materials. Recycled wood and metal are therefore used in the interior.
In addition, ECCO leather goods in Munich are focusing on a pocket window for the first time. It is the first shop window in an ECCO store that is only dedicated to the presentation of Leathergoods. The pocket window is also characterized by minimalism and clean aesthetics. With the new store design, ECCO sets itself the goal of better communicating the value of the pocket segment. The engineering office for interior design workbench under the direction of Klaus Lippe was responsible for the conception of the interior.