Major Danish retailer Søstrene Grene set to open second Glasgow shop on Buchanan Street

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Søstrene Grene will open their second Glasgow shop on Buchanan Street later this year

World renowned Danish retailer, Søstrene Grene, will open their second Glasgow store and third Scottish store on Buchanan Street soon, as signage appears at the top of the style mile.

The new shop will likely open this year, nearly two years after the first Scottish store opened at the St Enoch Centre on December 2, 2022.

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The shop has a massive range of Scandinavian products (Image from St Enoch outlet)The shop has a massive range of Scandinavian products (Image from St Enoch outlet)
The shop has a massive range of Scandinavian products (Image from St Enoch outlet) | Atomic 10

The new store in Glasgow will welcome Scottish shoppers to a wonderful world of ‘hygge’ and homeware with a selection of Scandinavian interiors, hobby items, small furniture, and kitchen items.

Søstrene Grene operates more than 260 stores around the world, with products in their signature Scandinavian style. The new store on Buchanan Street is supposed to ‘set the stage’ for Søstrene Grene’s ‘Retail for the Senses’ which offers a shopping experience designed to invoke your senses and invites shoppers on a ‘journey through the store.’

When Søstrene Grene opened in Glasgow back in 2022, it was the first of its kind in ScotlandWhen Søstrene Grene opened in Glasgow back in 2022, it was the first of its kind in Scotland
When Søstrene Grene opened in Glasgow back in 2022, it was the first of its kind in Scotland | Atomic 10

The idea of ‘the city’ has also served as an inspiration and large squares which showcase the product categories have been incorporated into the store design to allow customers to take a break without having the feeling of ‘blocking the flow’ of the retail experience.

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