On October 22, German audio maker Sennheiser opened two temporary concept stores. They each represent a combination of acoustic and visual elements, decorated with grey sound panels that cover the walls and serve as both sound-reducers and aesthetic elements.
Andreas Muller, from the interactive design firm Nanika, designed the window installation. Award-winning spatial designer Helen Sirp collaborated with Sainitil Communications creative director Jean-Robert Saintill, contributing to the store’s immense success.
Located in the trend-setting neighborhoods of Manhattan’s Lower East Side and San Fransisco’s Mission District, the stores will remain open through December 28th.
Credits : pictures included with the authorization of Sennheiser
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