For the past four years the British department store has been revamping its 220,000 square foot flagship store in London's Knightsbridge and it now unveils the latest phase of the multi-million pound project: the womenswear floor.

The 22,000 square foot space is designed to feel more like a luxury boutique than a department store. The floor has been remodelled to give visibility from one end to the other, while windows have been unveiled to give the space natural daylight. New to the floor is a dedicated lounge area, which sits alongside a revamped shoe area and an indoor rotating exhibition space. It also introduces The Restory, a new on-demand shoe and bag repair service, while an interactive digital screen gives shoppers access to a wider range of inventory via the Harvey Nichols website. In addition to the designer womenswear space, which sits on the first floor, the fourth floor — which until now has been a "swing space" accommodating departments under renovation — will have a new look and feel. Over 50 new womenswear brands will be stocked across the two floors.

The transformation of the Knightsbridge store began with its two menswear floors, which were reopened to the public in April 2016, followed by the ground floor renovation, which now houses the Harvey Nichols' Beauty Lounge.

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