RectoVerso
At the request of: Nightingale
After the launch of the website and first collection – simply labeled Collection One – Nightingale once again went to the drawing board to assist RectoVerso for the launch of their first pop-up store. Handling the interior, strategy and communication of the pop-up, Nightingale shaped the way people would experience the store in real life.
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Experience
is golden.
Sportswear for women, celebrating the duality in every woman. With this idea, the Liebaert family started thinking about how they could apply their 13 decades of experience in product design and textile innovation into a brand that truly felt like their own. The breakthrough came when the youngest daughter of the family, Camille Liebaert, was brought into the process, adding a contemporary perspective. And thus RectoVerso was born.
Enter
Reach For More.
In the store, this duality of chique and shock was translated through several elements in the scenography. Hugely influential in the creation of the brand's chock side was Camille's interest in motorsports, which was the reason why the window display included elements like a white-painted motorcycle. The chique side was represented by bonsai trees, adding a touch of Wabi-sensibility to the interior.
Reach For More was responsible for organizing the launch event as well as the execution of the interior concept of the pop-up store. This included location hunting, contracting all builders and decorators and site supervision.
