The interior design of the Swarovski Kristallwelten store, reopened in 2015, is inspired by the premium furniture concept of Swarovski's premium retail surfaces. Moreover, numerous unique pieces of furniture designed and manufactured solely for the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, such as wall showcases and free-standing glass towers, set fascinating accents. The exclusive furniture design captivates with a high-end mix of materials: in addition to mirrors and specially formed glass, the Frankfurt-based shopfitter Münch+Münch used mirror-polished stainless steel and metal pieces coated with special lacquer. In particular, the "glass rooms" with up to 16m² of single-piece glass roofing posed a load-bearing and logistical challenge in the construction of special display cases. The furniture sparkles with high-gloss surfaces or dazzle visitors with special effect paintwork developed exclusively for Swarovski. In addition, high-quality Corian surfaces and high-gloss lacquered, veneered surfaces blend harmoniously into the overall picture. A wide variety of LED lighting effectively sets the scene for the precious collection of jewellery and figurines.

Around 250 pieces of furniture at a combined weight just shy of 55 tonnes were transported by Münch+Münch in 13 lorries to the Swarovski Kristallwelten. Over a period of 3 months, one of our own construction managers was continuously on site to coordinate up to 15 installers working in parallel and to turn the unique shopping landscape of the new Swarovski Kristallwelten into a sparkly world of wonders.