In Milan, a New Cartier Flagship Celebrates the City’s Opera
For the jewelry house’s latest major retail outpost, architecture firm Moinard Bétaille sets the stage with a dramatic, tactile edge.
March 8, 2022
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From the looks of things, physical retail may well be losing out to e-commerce (and perhaps soon, shopping in the metaverse). But a comeback for brick-and-mortar stores appears to be on the horizon, and if the architects at the Paris-based firm Moinard Bétaille have their way, luxury boutiques in particular could see a sort of renaissance in the months and years ahead.
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