CASE
Baby Björn
In the ever-evolving retail landscape, creating a store concept that resonates with a brand's identity and can adapt to various formats and markets is a significant challenge.
Project
This case study showcases how Workshop partnered with BabyBjörn, a globally recognized Swedish company known for its innovative and quality children's products, to meet this challenge head-on. In 2019, Workshop embarked on a journey to design a modern, modular, and scalable store concept that could be implemented worldwide, reflecting BabyBjörn's values of quality, safety, and simplicity. This case study delves into the project's specifics, the solutions implemented, and the successful outcomes achieved.
The project involved BabyBjörn, a renowned Swedish company known for its innovative, safe, and practical products for children since the 1960s. With a growing global presence, particularly in China and North America, BabyBjörn sought to enhance its retail experience. The challenge was to develop a modern, modular, and scalable store concept that could be implemented globally across various store formats, ranging from wholesale to concept stores.
Creating a global store concept for BabyBjörn was about more than just design; it was about encapsulating the brand's commitment to quality, safety, and simplicity in every detail.
Johannes Lagerås
WorkShop
Solution
Workshop, in 2019, designed and developed a store concept that encapsulated the Scandinavian aesthetic, synonymous with quality and simplicity. This design philosophy aligned perfectly with BabyBjörn's values and identity. The concept was modular and scalable, allowing it to be adapted to different store formats and markets worldwide. This flexibility ensured that the brand's essence was consistently communicated, regardless of the store's size or location. Prototypes were developed and produced for the Swedish, North American, and Japanese markets, demonstrating the concept's adaptability.
Results
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