20.04.2023
We produced shops for two youth brands from the portfolio of our regular client, the LPP group, this time in the S1 Center retail park in Pilsen.
Pilsen is known, among other things, for its internationally popular Pilsner Urquell beer. It is also an important cultural and educational centre – one of the oldest technical universities in Europe, the University of West Bohemia, can be found here.
S1 Center is a typical retail park located on the outskirts of the city, with convenient parking and a cross-section of shops, including grocery store Lidl; Pepco, which offers clothing and household products, as well as clothing brands such as Sinsay from the LPP group, the discount store Kik, or Style, which specialises in women’s clothing.
The House and Cropp shops were opened on 22 March 2023. Both brands in the LPP group’s portfolio are targeted to the young customer. In addition to similar target groups, they are also linked by the long tenure of the current interior concepts – both were introduced in 2017 and are based on modern design, a friendly atmosphere and solutions that make it easier to move around the shop. These concepts are already well known to us, as we have had the opportunity to implement them many times all over Europe.
In Pilsen, we were involved in the production and transport of furniture for both shops, as well as the installation, which we carried out between 20 February and 3 March 2023.
The Czech Republic is one of the destinations we frequently visit during projects for the LPP group. We already worked in Pilsen in 2018 preparing the Cropp store. We also prepared shops in Liberec (Cropp and House in 2017), Frýdek-Místek (Sinsay, 2022), Hradec Kralove (Sinsay, 2022), or the Czech capital – Prague (Sinsay in 2019 and more).
For the Tricity-based company, we have also worked in countries such as Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece and Finland.
12.06.2025
Modern retail demands a high degree of flexibility from commercial spaces. Stores must swiftly adapt to changing trends, seasonal campaigns, and diverse customer needs. The modularity of retail furniture provides a solution to these challenges.
