Stores
Interiors by Herzog & de Meuron
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday:
10am – 10pm
Address
Unit S6-19, S6-27, No.19 Sanlitun Road, Chaoyang District
Beijing, China
Interiors by Herzog & de Meuron
Chiseled into pleated white stone and metal, the Beijing flagship designed by Herzog & de Meuron is emblematic of TOTEME’s sculptural aesthetic. Inside, a hollowed structure soaring in height breaks traditional proportions, creating space for a distinctly TOTEME language of geometric form and natural elements.
Floor and ceiling in high-gloss lacquered oak parquet nod to the craft of traditional Chinese furniture and objects, framing a gentle and precise world lined in pleated white fabric that softly echoes the building exterior. Accessories rest on panes of rippled glass, a subtle reference to Swedish glassmaking traditions.
Chiseled into pleated white stone and metal, the Beijing flagship designed by Herzog & de Meuron is emblematic of TOTEME’s sculptural aesthetic. Inside, a hollowed structure soaring in height breaks traditional proportions, creating space for a distinctly TOTEME language of geometric form and natural elements.
Floor and ceiling in high-gloss lacquered oak parquet nod to the craft of traditional Chinese furniture and objects, framing a gentle and precise world lined in pleated white fabric that softly echoes the building exterior. Accessories rest on panes of rippled glass, a subtle reference to Swedish glassmaking traditions.
The towering staircase
Ceiling installation pays homage to Ingmar Bergman
The towering staircase, with its totemic presence, is the flagship’s defining form. Made of steel plates and finished in high-gloss lacquer, it blends an emblematic TOTEME structure with a gongshi, or viewing stone, from a traditional Chinese garden as it connects the street level with a second entrance on the upper floor. There, a three-dimensional installation of scenes from Ingmar Bergman films pays homage to the Swedish director.
