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Nothing Opens First Indian Flagship Store in Bengaluru with Industrial Design

architecture-design · 2026-03-19

The British technology brand Nothing has launched its inaugural Indian retail location in Bengaluru. This two-story, 5,032-square-foot store in the Indiranagar neighborhood features an industrial design inspired by factory assembly lines. The space includes a large dragonfly sculpture, flexible displays on movable tables, a conveyor belt for purchases, and areas for product testing demonstrations. The upper floor serves as a community hub for the brand's affordable CMF sub-brand, with a circular orange seating area, content creation facilities, and a coffee shop. Nothing's leadership cited Bengaluru's status as a technology center and India's growing creative economy as reasons for the expansion.

Key facts

  • Nothing's second global store opened in Bengaluru, India
  • The 5,032-square-foot store has an industrial design inspired by factory assembly lines
  • The upper floor functions as a community hub for the CMF sub-brand
  • The brand aims to support India's emergence as a design hub

Entities

Institutions

  • Nothing
  • CMF

Locations

  • Bengaluru
  • India
  • London

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