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Harry Rosen soars to new heights on Bloor Street
03 Sep '08
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The Hugo BOSS shop, also on the Lower Level, features the latest shop-in-shop concept direct from Germany, with high gloss walnut fixtures, black and white walls, and a grey stone floor. At 3,500 square feet, this BOSS shop is the largest shop-in-shop in North America.
The second floor is dominated by Designer shop-in-shops, which were all designed to the specifics provided by that vendor, and in many cases, with materials shipped directly from Italy.
The shops, each with their own sophisticated look and feel, are tied in together by the custom bleached oak grey-wash floor and millwork that covers all neutral space.
The Dolce & Gabbana shop features black polished metal, black lacquered glass and smoked mirrors, surrounding a black glass baroque chandelier. With walnut fixtures and stone floors, the Armani shop is the largest in North America and is designed from the latest concept out of Italy.
The newest designer to be part of the Harry Rosen family is Tom Ford, who has chosen Harry Rosen as his launch partner in Canada. This opulent space includes a Macassar ebony ceiling, a marble floor and silk carpet, mirroring the designer's own freestanding stores in Milan and New York.
Sumptuous luxury is the word for the third floor, featuring designers such as Brunello Cucinelli and Loro Piana. The floor has a light, fresh feeling to match the goods of these designers reflected in the large open windows offering an unparalleled view over Bloor/Yorkville.
The focal point of the Canali shop is the back wall that lights up entirely, reflected in a highly polished cream marble floor. With a black high gloss lacquered archway, the entrance to the Zegna shop is nothing short of dramatic.
The shop itself is completely clad with oak strips in opposing wood grain directions, then layered with high gloss black lacquer and polished chrome shelves.
Located against a large window overlooking the street below, the Brioni shop is furnished with antique furniture and Prussian rugs, representing the opulent style for which Brioni is known.
After ascending the staircase to the fourth floor, the customer immediately notices the more traditional feel, as this floor is home to the Bespoke Tailoring shop and formalwear.
With marble floors and exotic woods in the millwork and furniture, the floor also features antique tables, leather furniture and a large traditional cutting table that shows how garments are created from fabrics.
This floor has a comfortable, residential feeling with intimate areas for private selling and Made-to-Measure. And to complete the feel, two large patios covered in cedar decking are available to customers for relaxing.
The second floor is dominated by Designer shop-in-shops, which were all designed to the specifics provided by that vendor, and in many cases, with materials shipped directly from Italy.
The shops, each with their own sophisticated look and feel, are tied in together by the custom bleached oak grey-wash floor and millwork that covers all neutral space.
The Dolce & Gabbana shop features black polished metal, black lacquered glass and smoked mirrors, surrounding a black glass baroque chandelier. With walnut fixtures and stone floors, the Armani shop is the largest in North America and is designed from the latest concept out of Italy.
The newest designer to be part of the Harry Rosen family is Tom Ford, who has chosen Harry Rosen as his launch partner in Canada. This opulent space includes a Macassar ebony ceiling, a marble floor and silk carpet, mirroring the designer's own freestanding stores in Milan and New York.
Sumptuous luxury is the word for the third floor, featuring designers such as Brunello Cucinelli and Loro Piana. The floor has a light, fresh feeling to match the goods of these designers reflected in the large open windows offering an unparalleled view over Bloor/Yorkville.
The focal point of the Canali shop is the back wall that lights up entirely, reflected in a highly polished cream marble floor. With a black high gloss lacquered archway, the entrance to the Zegna shop is nothing short of dramatic.
The shop itself is completely clad with oak strips in opposing wood grain directions, then layered with high gloss black lacquer and polished chrome shelves.
Located against a large window overlooking the street below, the Brioni shop is furnished with antique furniture and Prussian rugs, representing the opulent style for which Brioni is known.
After ascending the staircase to the fourth floor, the customer immediately notices the more traditional feel, as this floor is home to the Bespoke Tailoring shop and formalwear.
With marble floors and exotic woods in the millwork and furniture, the floor also features antique tables, leather furniture and a large traditional cutting table that shows how garments are created from fabrics.
This floor has a comfortable, residential feeling with intimate areas for private selling and Made-to-Measure. And to complete the feel, two large patios covered in cedar decking are available to customers for relaxing.
Harry Rosen Inc
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