China’s Beidahu Ski Resort is home to a new Arc’teryx retail space, designed by Still Young as a ‘spiritual’ destination for skiers.

The store is a distinct contrast to the snowy surrounds, using warm light and wood panelling to create a mountain chalet-esque space, complete with a wood burner. Fabric curtains soften the light further, creating the feeling of being cocooned in a tent, and as the sun sets, the shop is bathed in a gentle glow designed to feel like a campfire.

References to the natural world and adventure sports fill the space – with Arc’teryx reserving just a third of the store for displaying clothes. Rock panelling and mechanical pulleys from cable cars have been incorporated into the interiors, and there’s a mountain skills training area at the back of the space.

Still Young has also installed a glacier art installation at the heart of the store, using acrylic to recreate the rough forms of ice.

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