Desigual Reopens a Gaudí Inspired, 200 m² Store at Parque Arauco Marking a New Chapter in Chile
Desigual is marking a new chapter in Chile with the reopening of its store at Parque Arauco, unveiling a 200 m² space in a new high traffic zone that debuts the brand’s
Desigual Reopens a Gaudí Inspired, 200 m² Store at Parque Arauco Marking a New Chapter in Chile
Desigualis marking a new chapter in Chile with the reopening of its store at Parque Arauco, unveiling a 200 m² space in a new high traffic zone that debuts the brand’s latest Gaudí retail concept in the country and aligns its offer with the upcoming FW25 season.
A New Position At Parque Arauco
The revamped store is located in a new high traffic area within Parque Arauco, one of Chile’s leading retail and lifestyle destinations in Santiago. This repositioning is designed to give Desigual greater visibility and access to both local shoppers and tourists, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to the Chilean market after several years of regional optimisation and brand refresh.
At approximately 200 m², the space provides enough room to present the brand’s full universe while keeping the experience intimate and easy to navigate.
Gaudí Concept Organic Modernism And Mediterranean Mood
The reopened store showcases Desigual’s latest global…
retail concept, Gaudí, named for the Catalan architect and inspired by the organic forms of Catalan modernism and the Mediterranean essence of the brand.
Drawing on references from Antoni Gaudí’s architecture curved lines, mosaics, natural forms and warm colour palettes the concept aims to create a space that feels immersive and emotionally engaging rather than purely functional.
This same concept has been rolled out in other markets, including Shanghai and Lima, as part of Desigual’s ongoing strategy to connect its Iberian roots and artistic heritage with contemporary retail environments worldwide.
Design Elements Curves, Texture And Warmth Inside Parque Arauco, the Gaudí concept translates into a more fluid and immersive shopping experience built from: Curved shapes that soften circulation lines and recall Gaudí’s rejection of straight angles. Warm textures and ceramics that nod to Mediterranean craft traditions…
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