George Gottl - Chief Creative Officer UXUS, shares his virtual presentation for Retail Innovation Week. Keep an eye on our LinkedIn page as we will be sharing more virtual presentation dates very soon!

Chris Wittkampf, Senior Lead Graphic Designer at UXUS gives his opinion on Kings Place new identity, developed by Studio Sutherland. Check out the full 'rebrand' article here.

George Gottl, Chief Creative Officer at UXUS, discusses what interactive design will look like in the coming year with Design Week. "In 2020 interactive design will be about creating hyper-reality through real objects while using technology to create wonder. People are craving extraordinary moments in everyday spaces."

What “The Conversation Age” means for the future of retail. George Gottl talks about how some of the industry's foremost taste-makers are channelling their ideas to actively disrupt the landscape of retail.

Click here to view our CCO George Gottl's talk on the 'Conversation Age' at this years Maison&Object in Paris.

Our Senior Creative Strategist, Adam Thompson, discusses how Jack Wills fell out of sync with the times in Retail Gazette in this opinion piece.

We are thrilled to have won the World Retail Awards 2019 Outstanding Store Design award for the L'Occitane Flagship Store on Regent Street!

FutureBrand UXUS published a piece for this year's World Retail Congress exploring the retail spaces of tomorrow.

FutureBrand UXUS Senior Creative Strategist Adam Thompson, reflects on the the World Retails Congress' theme of ‘High velocity retail’ in a new article.

We are thrilled to have been named in Dexigner's Directory of top 30 design studios in the world!

Retail Design World reports on our new London office that openend this year.

Design Insider has published George Gottl's comments on the Blue Mountain School in a profile piece for their Creative Space feature.

Meet the Designer | Enki magazine interviewed George Gottl.

George Gottl comments on - Six trends redefining the store space.

MiND Magazine interviewed our Senior Lead Designer Tara Naismith. Talking about brand experiences in hospitality.

Retail Design World - New name for FutureBrand UXUS.

George Gottl explains to The Drum why the future of luxury retail is all in the ‘experience’.

The Moodie David Report reports on Kebaya: the highlight of Schiphols new departure lounge 2.

Wallpaper* speaks to George Gottl about the Tate Modern's new Switch House store.

Fast Company, the world's leading publication on innovation in design, leadership and ethonomics features the new Jake & Dinos Chapman store in Amsterdam.

Sephora featured as store of the week on Retail Week, UK's and the EU's leading retail trade publication.

The new Tate modern retail space featured on Dezeen.com

Design Week features an article on the 'forever changing' retail space at the new Tate extension.

Architects Datafile published an interesting read on how culture meets commerse in the new Tate Modern museum shop designed by UXUS.

It's Nice That features the new and first ever Jake & Dinos Chapman pop-up in Amsterdam, F**king Hell Das Shop.

PSFK, internationally acclaimed trend forecasting publication, features the new store design in San Francisco: Sephora, Store of the Future.

The new restaurant design for McDonald's featured on Buzzfeed. Click on the link to read more about the restaurant's transformation journey.

Architectural Digest features the newly designed restaurant, Aveline, housed at the historic Warwick Hotel in San Francisco.

British luxury magazine showcases Qela, Qatar Luxury Group's homegrown fashion and accessories boutique in Doha. Visit the link to see more of the space.

Global interior design magazine, Innsides, features the Amsterdam Loft

San Francisco's SFGate features Napa Valley's best designed wineries. We are thrilled to have the Merus Winery featured alongside Napa's finest.

George Gottl, Chief Creative Officer at UXUS, discusses what interactive design will look like in the coming year with Design Week. "In 2020 interactive design will be about creating hyper-reality through real objects while using technology to create wonder. People are craving extraordinary moments in everyday spaces. It’s not enough to create a virtual world through AR anymore because people still need to come back to reality; the two must combine."