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The cladding surrounding the new Apple store at Singapore's Knightsbridge shopping center has been removed, and the interior of the location has been seen for the first time.
The store's interior is clearly part of Apple's new retail design, with a large open showroom, and interior greenery. Dozens of the now-standard Fetzer Architectural Woodwork tables — or locally sourced ones very similar to them — adorn the store, and the demo stations appear to be all installed and ready for consumers.
When the pictures were taken by the Straits Times, employee training and tours were in progress.
Word of Apple's first outlet serving the Singapore market arrived in late 2015 when the location's previous tenant, Pure Fitness, revealed it was closing to make space for the iPhone maker. At the time, reports claimed Apple would open its doors to customers at some point in 2016.
The Knightsbridge location is Apple's first retail store in Singapore. The location opens on May 27.
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Anyone know what the three icons mean? Apple Heart Circle
What an incredibly long way from the cheesey "Apple Authorized Dealer" days!
Thanks for the chuckle @ Randominternetperson :D. Is it just me or is the Apple logo on the side wall of the new stores all kinds of cool, it's so clean yet loud, like showing off unintentionally, I wish Apple would spend some of its vast cash horde on installing one of these everywhere they have a dedicated web domain, they don't all have to be huge like this one but built the same, with the same architectural language, I mean Apple has so much money it's buying it self, come on.