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Random Studio brings to life ‘House of Victoria Beckham’ at Selfridges Corner Store

by Fiona Briggs
October 20, 2025
in Retailer News
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Random Studio, the independent experience design studio, has partnered with Victoria Beckham to create an awe-inspiring immersive installation at the Selfridges Corner Store. The ‘House of Victoria Beckham’ marks the first-ever union of Victoria Beckham Fashion and Victoria Beckham Beauty, offering visitors an unprecedented glimpse into the designer’s world.

Coinciding with the launch of a Netflix documentary series chronicling the inception and growth of Victoria Beckham’s fashion and beauty empire, this installation transforms the space into an intimate reflection of the designer’s personal style and home life. The pop-up features clever design elements, including a graphical archway that elegantly connects the spaces, and echoes of Beckham’s iconic residence, including a nod to her famous staircase.

“At Random Studio, we specialise in bringing spaces to life through a combination of beautiful, thoughtful, design and cutting-edge technology, creating environments that go beyond traditional retail or exhibition spaces. Our approach focuses on crafting stories that people can walk through, touch, and feel, evoking emotions and creating memorable experiences that resonate long after visitors have left”, said Daan Lucas at Random Studio

The House of Victoria Beckham is a demonstration of Random Studio’s expertise in fostering emotional connections between brands and consumers. Garments, beauty products, and accessories are showcased alongside elements that evoke a feeling of the real home of Victoria Beckham. The approach has resulted in a welcoming space which offers a genuine glimpse into the heart of the brand.

Victoria Beckham commented: “I wanted to create an immersive experience that would feel like an extension of my creative world, but also of my home – intimate and full of personal touches.”

The project exemplifies Random Studio’s unique ability to craft immersive experiences for global brands. Their portfolio includes work for Nike, Glossier, Jacquemus, Ferrari, and many more, consistently pushing the boundaries of experiential design to create spaces that delight, inspire, and tell compelling brand stories.

The Victoria Beckham pop-up at Selfridges Corner Store is open to the public and will run until 1 November.

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