Lone Design Club launches store at Ireland’s Kildare Village as part of new partnership

Lone Design Club (LDC) has revealed a new partnership with shopping village group The Bicester Collection, and has launched a retail space at Kildare Village in Ireland.

The Bicester Collection is behind 11 well known shopping villages, including Bicester Village in the UK, La Vallée Village in Paris and La Roca Village in Barcelona.

The collaboration introduces LDC’s ‘Revolving Spaces’ model, a tech-enabled approach that turns traditional leases into short-term, data backed micro-retail experiences which allow emerging and established brands to access the luxury retail environment “more flexibly than ever before”.

Should LDC’s 1,500 sq ft unit housing 10-15 “premium micro concessions” at Kildare Village prove a success, the aim is to roll out the concept to the other villages in the Bicester group.

Brands now available at LDC’s Kildare Village store include Chelsea Peers, Ottoman Hands, Anne Louise Boutique, Strathberry, CurrentBody and Paige, “marking a new era of accessibility and innovation within luxury retail”.

Rebecca Morter, CEO of Lone Design Club, said: “The Bicester Collection doesn’t partner lightly; they've built their reputation on curating the world’s most desirable luxury brands and delivering exceptional experiences.
“For them to adopt our Revolving Spaces model signals that flexibility and technology aren’t just for the high street, they’re the future of premium retail. This partnership validates everything we’ve built and represents a huge step forward for the industry.”

Victor Biffi Rosano, Business Director at Kildare Village, added: “This partnership lets us test new concepts, discover emerging brands and enhance the guest experience. It’s about blending data, creativity and flexibility to keep our destinations inspiring and relevant.”

In August, LDC launched a new Cache pop-up concept at Bristol’s Cabot Circus in collaboration with the shopping centre’s landlord, Hammerson.

Set to run until 1 February 2026, is it designed to support the next generation of direct-to-consumer brands. Launch partners included Kina & Tam, KOI Footwear, Hell Bunny and Colorush, as well as a mix of “cult favourites”.