For a couple of years, Apple has launched the machinery of aesthetic renovations in its oldest Apple Stores throughout the United States. On some occasions, as in the case of Australila, the Cupertino-based company has changed the location of an Apple Store located in the same shopping center, which has allowed it to expand the space available to customers and implement the new design without having to remodel it.
The next stores that will see both their interior and exterior renewed are the one in Green Hills in Nashville and the one in the Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood, stores that opened their doors almost 10 years ago and whose design and aesthetics have been completely outdated compared to the design currently displayed in the new Apple Stores.
The Green Hills store located in Nashville will close its doors on February 11 while the one located in the Alderwood shopping center in Linnwood will close at the end of February, specifically on the 25th of that same month. As usual, Apple has not confirmed more details about these renewals, it simply states that wants to make them more charming for users. Users of the Apple Store in Green Hills, will have to go to the Apple Store located in CoolPrings, while the Apple Store in the Lynnwood shopping center, will have to go to the one located on the campus of Seattle University.
The renovations of the Apple Store, as well as the new openings, draw special attention for the lot of way that we can see in practically all the furniture in the store, as well as giant pots with trees and a giant screen located at the end of the store, a screen aimed at all users who attend the events that the company offers through the Today program at Apple.
