After the renovation, Muji's flagship has more than doubled in size.
Muji announces the opening of its revitalized flagship store in Singapore. The retail space is at Plaza Singapura, a contemporary shopping mall along Orchard Road, Singapore, next to Dhoby Ghaut MRT station. The mall is managed by CapitaLand and owned by CapitaMall Trust.
Muji's flagship: size doubled
After the renovation, Muji's flagship has more than doubled in size. It is now the brand's largest store in Southeast Asia. The store's expanded assortment includes over 3,000 products in 15 different departments.
Home experience at Muji
Visitors to the store appreciated the four-room HDB apartment, where they can experience Muji furniture and products in a natural home environment. The flagship also provides renovation, home improvement and lifestyle design services in a dedicated department.
Renovation hub and community market
The revamped space features HDB demonstration apartments, essentials under $10 and a permanent Muji Renovation community market. Other additions include a special section for inexpensive home goods under $10. It features scented rocks, hand towels, kitchen tools, and office supplies.
A Refresh Zones store with coffee service stations and a water point of sale also complements the space. Rounding out this beautiful store is the Muji Community Market, which sells goods from little-known regions of Japan. A separate section is dedicated to third-party Japanese brands focused on sustainability.
27 NOVEMBER 2023, Singapore
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