Palm Angels flagship opened in Causeway Bay

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Palm Angels Hong Kong has opened its first flagship store, selecting a site in Patterson Street, Causeway Bay. The interior of the store was designed by Palm Angels founder and creative director, Italian Francesco Ragazzi, in partnership with Studio April. From the outside, the store draws the attention of passersby with its minimalist facade, bright LED signage and white lacquered glass panels.

The interior design was inspired by a white cube gallery and clothing is displayed throughout the store more like pieces of art. The floors are made from polished marble and steel furniture stands out against white walls.

The Palm Hong Kong flagship also features paintings and neon artwork created by Canadian artist Thrush Holmes.
In June, Palm Angels Hong Kong opened a pop-up store in partnership with global fashion group HBX to introduce the exclusive Palm Island capsule collection and gauge interest in the brand among Hongkongers.

Questions & Answers
Q.Who designed the new Palm Angels flagship store in Causeway Bay?
Who designed the new Palm Angels flagship store in Causeway Bay?
The store's interior was designed by Palm Angels founder and creative director, Francesco Ragazzi, in collaboration with Studio April. He also drew inspiration from a white cube gallery for the overall interior concept.
Q.What is the store's interior design like?
What is the store's interior design like?
The interior design is minimalist, inspired by a white cube gallery, with clothing displayed like art. It features polished marble floors, steel furniture against white walls, and artwork by Canadian artist Thrush Holmes.
Q.Did Palm Angels have a presence in Hong Kong before opening this flagship?
Did Palm Angels have a presence in Hong Kong before opening this flagship?
Yes, Palm Angels Hong Kong previously opened a pop-up store in June. This pop-up was in partnership with HBX and was used to introduce a capsule collection and gauge local interest in the brand.
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