Casamia Opens Premium Pop-up Store in Collaboration with Seoul Auction

Casamia has partnered with Seoul Auction to open a premium pop-up store, 'Casamia Seoul Auction Pyeongchang Branch.'
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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Jong-hwa] Shinsegae's living & lifestyle brand Casamia announced on the 18th that it has opened a premium pop-up store, 'Casamia Seoul Auction Pyeongchang Branch,' in collaboration with Seoul Auction and Print Bakery within the Gana Art Center in Pyeongchang-dong.

Casamia Seoul Auction Pyeongchang Branch was established on the second-floor exhibition space of the Gana Art Center, covering approximately 264㎡ (80 pyeong). Pyeongchang-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, where the Gana Art Center is located, is known as the 'Pyeongchang-dong Gallery Street,' a cultural and artistic specialized commercial area attracting continuous visits from artists and young people seeking cultural and leisure activities.

Casamia has been showcasing a large number of premium collection furniture pieces with outstanding design elements in collaboration with art galleries in areas with high cultural and artistic consumption and interest, responding to the recent trend of customers expecting furniture to serve as design artworks.

Having previously attempted differentiated specialized stores through collaboration strategies with top brands in various fields such as Samsung Electronics, E-Mart, and Starbucks, Casamia has now expanded its collaboration scope to the cultural and arts industry through this partnership with Seoul Auction, following electronics and distribution sectors.

Through this, Casamia plans to provide a unique customer experience, deliver Casamia's differentiated value, and further strengthen its position as a sophisticated design furniture brand.

At Casamia Seoul Auction Pyeongchang Branch, various furniture pieces showcasing Casamia's unique design and luxury were exhibited, including the collaboration collection with world-renowned designer Patricia Urquiola, the premium furniture collection 'La Maison' inspired by French modern style, the 'Assisi' dining series, and the 'Topain' sofa, part of Casamia's upscale product line.

In particular, as the 'Designers Collection by Patricia Urquiola,' which has recently attracted much attention from the furniture industry and consumers, is being introduced for the first time in the Gangbuk area, it is expected to draw significant interest and demand from customers in the surrounding region.

Yoo Hyung-ho, head of Casamia's sales strategy team, said, "This new store will be a special space where customers can newly experience the artistic value and design quality of Casamia furniture," adding, "We will strive to establish ourselves as a leading brand in the premium living industry by leveraging our design capabilities."

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