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Nigel TAYLOR Published
April 25, 2025
Southern California performance lifestyle brand Vuori continues its UK expansion, this time choosing the increasingly popular King’s Road for its third London store.
Following openings in Covent Garden and on Regent Street, the new Duke of York Square two-level store spans over 3,412 sq ft, “featuring unique interior design elements and brand details, creating a distinctive and immersive shopping environment”.
Designed to “encourage customers to explore” Vuori’s men’s and women’s collections, the layout organises products into key categories across leisure, active and lifestyle.
And “fostering a sense of community”, the lower level is a dedicated studio and events space to host wellness classes, events, and gatherings “that embody the Vuori lifestyle and enhance the overall shopping experience”.
The store also features a commissioned art installation featuring thousands of individual hand-cut bronze chain links that form a mountain silhouette, “paying tribute to the brand’s name” -- 'mountain' in Finnish.
Other features include hand-carved oak panels, decorative shelving and rounded plaster walls that “create a warm, inviting atmosphere” while a central oak tunnel guides visitors through the collections via a glowing circular fixture overhead mimicking the sun.
Custom oversized light fixtures and oak arches define each alcoved section, “enhancing the store’s intimate feel”. And at one of the double-ended entrances, a hand-formed plaster message wall curves around the fitting rooms.
"We've been targeting a store on King's Road since we entered the UK market,” said Andy Lawrence, SVP of International at Vuori. “We've worked with our partners at Cadogan to find a great location where we could connect with the Chelsea consumer and be a part of this iconic street. Opening this store represents a key milestone in Vuori’s expansion in the UK and across Europe.”