Timberland’s Pop-up Store

The Timberland Pop-up store on 5th Avenue was designed to immerse visitors in a lush, nature-inspired environment, reflecting the brand's commitment to sustainability and outdoor lifestyle. The store featured abundant greenery, including living plants and vertical gardens, creating a sense of being in a natural, forest-like setting within an urban space. This design choice was inspired by Timberland's ethos of environmental responsibility and its efforts to promote eco-friendly products.

The store's interior combined natural materials like wood and earthy tones to enhance the organic aesthetic. The greenery not only added a visual element but also aimed to improve air quality and create a calming atmosphere. Timberland's use of plants and natural decor was a nod to their commitment to reforestation and sustainability, tying the store design to their broader mission of environmental stewardship.

The pop-up store was an innovative retail concept that used design to bridge the gap between urban living and nature, encouraging customers to think about sustainability while enjoying a visually striking and immersive shopping experience.

Services:
Retail Design
Visualisation
Design Intent Drawing Pack

Emphasis on education and interaction further reinforced the idea that the store was more than just a shopping destination; it was a space for raising awareness about environmental stewardship.

Customers could learn about Timberland’s sustainable practices, such as the use of recycled materials in their products, and participate in workshops about environmental conservation.

Credits

Bobby Baker
Environments Designer & Visualiser

Guerrilla Creative
Design Agency