Entering the store feels like walking on a promenade with clothes as eye-catchers… even the shoes and accessories get their own spot in a special corner with a great natural stone counter.
走进商店就像走在一条长廊上，穿着衣服，就像抓眼睛的…一样。即使是鞋子和配件也有自己的位置，在一个特殊的角落里有一个巨大的天然石柜台。

The atmosphere of the shop is made up of different horizontal planes and mirrors that reach from floor to ceiling. A concept that already proved its success in the Natan shop in the Naamsestraat in Brussels which was also designed by Vincent Van Duysen Architects.
商店的气氛由不同的水平面和镜子组成，从地板到天花板。VincentvanDuysen建筑师也设计了一个概念，它已经证明了它在Naamsestraat在布鲁塞尔的Natan商店的成功。

The architecture contributes to the essence of the project: presenting the stylish Natan pieces in the best manner and to regale to the clients the appropriate comfort and luxury. Special attention is given to the lighting concept to emphasize the colour nuances of the collection and there’s an entirely new concept for the fitting rooms as well.
建筑为项目的本质做出了贡献：以最好的方式呈现时尚的纳坦作品，并向客户展示合适的舒适和奢华。特别注意照明的概念，以强调颜色差别的集合和有一个全新的概念，以及试衣室。

Although Natan evokes luxury above all a discrete tribute is made to the existing building: the presence of the oak paneling in combination with the abundance of whites refer explicitly to the brio of designer Edouard Vermeulen: the art of colour.
虽然娜坦首先唤起了奢华，但首先是对现有建筑的一种离散的赞颂：橡木镶板的存在，加上大量的白色，明确地指设计师爱德华·弗梅伦(Edouard Vermeulen)的布鲁：色彩的艺术。Elle Wonen Flemish edition n°61 - June 2001
Elle Wonen Flemish版，编号：61-2001年6月Photography: Natan