For a couple of years, some of Apple's most iconic Apple Stores have been receiving a complete facelift, a facelift we could say, to adapt it to the new design that the latest stores opened by the company are receiving. Currently Apple has 500 Apple Stores around the world and changing the design together is impossible, but at least it will try little by little. According to sources related to Apple, on May 16 at night, some of the older Apple Stores will remodel part of the decoration they offer us, to conform to the new design standards implemented by Angela Ahrendts and Jony Ive.
Brussels was the first Apple Store to be opened to the public with lto new decoration regulations under the supervision of both Ahrendts and Ive, a decoration that offered us new stands to offer the products, small trees on pots, a giant screen as well as new changes in the distribution of the tables where all the products are located in addition to the use of granite and noble woods.
These changes will be made the night of May 16, so that the remodeling suffered by the Apple Stores do not affect the normal operation of the store. At the moment, 9to5Mac, who has published the news, has no knowledge about the Apple Stores that will be affected by this renewal or what will be the aesthetic modifications they receive.
Last month Angela Ahrendts said she wants to turn Apple Stores into more than just a point of sale for her products, wants them to be a meeting point where exhibitions, concerts, courses for children take place ... new functions that are planned without going any further in the remodeling that the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in New York is undergoing and the next Apple Store located at the Carnegie Library in Washintong DC.
