THE WHAT? L’Occitane en Provence launched a pop-up concept it has described as its ‘most immersive’ yet in June. The French naturals brand opened a hotel concept in Kuala Lumpur, which is due to hit further Asian cities in the coming months.
THE DETAILS Located at Pavilion Bukit Jalil, the hotel features projection rooms that transport the visitor to destinations associated with the brand, such as almond forests in Valensole or fields of immortelle in Corsica. Guests can try out products in the en-suite bathroom, enjoy a juice blend and learn about the brand’s hair care range at the bar and purchase products at the gift shop.
THE WHY? The brand immersion Is designed to highlight L’Occitane’s commitment to environmental responsibility and showcase its dedication to natural ingredients in a memorable way that chimes with the experiential retail trend.
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