20.02.2025
Our portfolio continues to expand with new projects in 2025. The latest addition is the Sinsay store in Kraków’s Serenada Center.
The store of the brand owned by the LPP group, had already been operating in Serenada Center, but it was previously located on a different floor and had a smaller area than the store newly produced by our company. Now, Sinsay in Serenada has gained a completely new look.
The store, which opened on January 29, 2025, on the first floor of the mall, covers an area of 806 sqm. Our company was responsible for the production and installation of the retail furniture fixtures. We manufactured the furniture elements and tables and carried out their installation from January 9 to January 16, 2025.
The store’s space has been designed to accommodate the full range of Sinsay collections – from women’s clothing and men’s fashion to children’s apparel. This variety aligns perfectly with the strategy of LPP’s youngest brand, which focuses on offering products tailored to every family member’s needs.
Krakow’s Serenada Center is a shopping, meeting, and entertainment destination, attracting customers with stores from brands such as ZARA, Bershka, VAN GRAAF, Diverse, and Mango. Visitors can also explore other LPP brand stores, including Reserved, Cropp, House, and Mohito.
We are well-acquainted with the Sinsay store concept, which is characterized by bright tones, neutral colors, and minimalism. Our company has had the opportunity to develop these stores across nearly all of Europe. Recent projects include a store in Prague, stores in two Bosnian towns – Doboj and Vogošća, as well as a store in Aleksandrovac, Serbia.
We have also frequently prepared Sinsay stores in Poland, including recent projects in Wrocław, Nowy Targ, and retail parks in Świnice, Zamienie, and Knurów.
Over the years, we have carried out projects for the LPP group in various countries, including the United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany, Romania, Finland, Greece, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Poland.
15.05.2025
Luxury minimalism - a trend born in response to excessive consumerism and material overload - is now making its mark in the design of retail environments.
