A retail flagship for lululemon at Pacific Place, Hong Kong — balancing global brand consistency with local relevance across 3,400 sqft.

Studio X was appointed by lululemon to deliver their Pacific Place flagship in Hong Kong — a high-volume retail space doubling as a platform for community events, workshops and brand activations.
Process
Concept Design
Schematic Design
Detail Design
Tender Documentation
Tender Management
Construction Support
Post-Completion Review
The layout prioritises circulation and discovery, with distinct zones for apparel, accessories, and lifestyle product. Material selection aligned with lululemon's sustainability commitments — natural finishes, considered lighting, and restrained use of digital to support rather than dominate the product experience.
Key to the brief was creating a store that could serve lululemon's international customer base while feeling genuinely embedded in the Pacific Place context — a destination for wellness, culture, and community as much as retail.


Selected views
A collection of images documenting the completed store environment, highlighting layout, display, and circulation.






(Approach)We have worked alongside Lululemon on multiple regional projects, adapting and rolling-out their global concept vision across various formats. This store reflects our ability to translate a strong brand vision into a space that feels both locally relevant and globally consistent.

Studio X’s approach was rooted in understanding lululemon’s global DNA while tailoring the execution to the Hong Kong market. The result is a flagship experience that positions the brand as a leader in athleisure, while also reinforcing its reputation for creating meaningful connections with customers.


This project sits within an ongoing relationship with lululemon across the Asia-Pacific region. Studio X has supported the brand on multiple rollouts, adapting their global concept to different formats, floor areas, and local market conditions. Pacific Place represents the most complete expression of that collaboration to date.
The challenge was not to reinterpret the brand — lululemon's design DNA is well-established — but to localise it without diluting it. Every decision was pressure-tested against the global guidelines and the specific demands of Pacific Place: footfall patterns, lease line constraints, and the expectations of a sophisticated Hong Kong customer.Studio X's role extended from concept through to construction support, maintaining design intent across a contractor-led delivery.
The result is a flagship that positions lululemon's Pacific Place presence as a benchmark for the brand's retail experience in Asia.






























