On June 12, Kachorovska opened its fourth store in Ukraine in Lviv, as well as the brand’s largest retail space to date — a 450-square-meter store at 3 Stavropihiiska Street. The store occupies two levels of a historic 16th-century building, a listed architectural landmark of national significance. The brand’s team worked with Lviv-based Replus Bureau to reimagine the space while preserving its authentic Renaissance columns and fragments of historic plasterwork.
The space comprises four consecutive retail halls, with a large skylight at the site of the former inner courtyard serving as its central feature. The meander became the defining interior motif, evoking the curves of a river and the idea of continuous movement. This concept is echoed in the “Dnipro Islands” display stands, created by Ukrainian artist Vitalii Kravets and inspired by the shapes of the Dnipro’s islands.
Ukrainian artisans also created bespoke objects specifically for the store. Taras Dzyndra designed lighting fixtures and decorative elements from blown glass, including a rose-shaped light fixture on the façade. Shoemaker’s stools in shades of red and brown provide accents of color — a reinterpretation of the work stools used by Kachorovska’s artisans at the brand’s production facility in Zhytomyr.
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