24.04.2025
March and April 2025 brought another series of Ergo Store productions for the More & More brand in Germany. This time, we worked in cities across Bavaria and Lower Saxony, including Augsburg and Rosenheim.
As with the projects completed in January and February, all of the shops we produced were shop-in-shop formats, ranging in size from 28 sqm (Lüneburg) to 43 sqm (Augsburg).
Our team was responsible for retail furniture manufacturing and equipment, as well as the transport and on-site installation of the furnishings. Assembly work took place between March 11 (Mühldorf) and April 14, 2025 (Hameln).
In total, we worked in six cities – in addition to those mentioned above, also Rosenheim and Rödental. In three of the locations (Mühldorf, Augsburg, Rosenheim), the shop-in-shops we created are part of Modepark Röther – a German retail chain offering a wide range of clothing for women, men, and children, featuring both private labels and well-known brands.
The More & More shop in Rödental was opened in cooperation with the Schuh Mücke chain – one of the largest and most recognized fashion and footwear retailers in Bavaria. The Lüneburg location operates under the Galeria banner, while the Hameln shop is an integral part of the Wellner department store.
More & More shops feature bright, neutral colors that create a calm and elegant atmosphere. A distinctive element of the interior concept is the gold-transparent lacquer on the steel structural elements, which adds a sense of lightness and understated luxury to the interiors.
These projects mark yet another series of shops we have delivered for More & More in Germany. In January and February, we produced eleven shop-in-shops for the brand, and similar projects were also carried out during the summer and fall of 2024.
More & More is one of our long-term clients. In addition to projects in Germany, we have also delivered shop-in-shops for the brand in Switzerland and Belgium.
Our portfolio of productions for the German brand also includes other retail formats – showrooms (e.g., in Salzburg, Hamburg, and Helsinki), monobrand stores (e.g., in Graz and Frankfurt), and outlet stores (Ochtrup).
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