\nThe first multi-brand store that was now opened is a combination of four brand boutiques plus a generic shopping space with sunglasses, watches and jewellery as well as leather goods. Chlo\u00e9, Ferragamo and Montblanc present themselves in the exclusively designed settings in their own three-wall mono-brand boutiques. The opening of these three corners will be followed by the opening of an Alexander McQueen boutique later this year \u2013 which is, along with Chlo\u00e9 a first for Sheremetyevo Airport. \u201cSheremetyevo Airport is an important hub for passengers from Asia, the Middle East and Europe and the biggest airport in Russia,\u201d says Jan Richter, Director Purchasing Fashion & Accessories at Gebr. Heinemann, adding \u201cThere are a lot of customers here willing to spend on luxury brands. We have created a luxury marketplace for them that is one of a kind in Russian travel retail.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cLuxury Time Pieces\u201d captures attention of discerning passengers<\/strong> Department store concept by Gebr. Heinemann<\/strong>
\nThe second multi-brand shop is a \u201cLuxury Time Pieces\u201d store. This concept, with an exquisite selection over 150 square metres, will appeal to lovers of luxury watches and fine jewellery. Olaf Benjamin, Director Purchasing Watches & Jewellery at Gebr. Heinemann, says: \u201cWe are very proud of the fantastic variety of brands that we are able to display here with our high-quality \u2018Luxury Times Pieces\u2019 concept. This is truly a gem in travel retail and we\u2019re thrilled to offer passengers not only a multitude of choice, but an excellent service and impressive shopping experience.\u201d
\nInspired by the shape of a watch or ring, the shop creates a fluent transition between the customised back walls of the individual brands. The custom-made brand furnishings are integrated into the clear architectural framework designed by Gebr. Heinemann. Cartier, Omega, Officine Panerai, IWC, Hublot and Longines can be found in the \u201cLuxury Time Pieces\u201d store.<\/p>\n
\nThe renowned department store concept that Gebr. Heinemann developed together with the Berlin design firm Plajer + Franz and which premiered in Moscow\u2019s Sheremetyevo Terminal E in 2018 can now also be experienced in the newly opened Terminal C market place design. Select materials like white oiled oak, brass and white marble lends the store design a discreet touch of luxury.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.dutyfreehunter.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/02\/SVO-FAWJ-5-scaled.jpg\")