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Redesigned Apple Cherry Hill opens with outdoor plaza

Apple Cherry Hill in New Jersey reopened today in a totally new and redesigned space at Cherry Hill Mall. The new store boasts several unique design elements and brings a significantly improved experience for customers in Camden County.

The new Apple Cherry Hill is an elegant distillation of Apple’s flagship-tier design elements applied to a suburban mall location. The space is split between a landscaped outdoor plaza with seating and an indoor area that connects to the mall corridor.

Wooden tables arranged beneath trees dot the approach to Apple Cherry Hill from outside. A mall-height trellis green wall faces the entrance and quiets the plaza with climbing vines that will one day scale the entire face of the building.

Wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows form the entrance to the store, split only by a revolving door until they abut a stone face inset with a glowing Apple logo. Plank ceilings begin at the building’s overhang and extend inside across the entire store.

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A freestanding video wall catches eyes inside the store, covered on three sides by mirror-polished stainless steel. The wall reflects the trees and green wall outside, separating a quiet area for Genius Bar service from the energetic Forum, where Today at Apple sessions will someday be held.

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Like all of Apple’s latest stores, Avenue displays line the walls to display products and accessory collections. Tables extend to the mall entrance, which opens with pivot doors framed in a silver finish instead of matte black, a design first for any indoor mall store in the United States. You can learn more about Apple Store design on the Department Map website.

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If you’d like to safely visit the new Apple Cherry Hill, book a session to Shop with a Specialist for the best experience. Apple’s health and safety guidelines are still in place, and you may have to wait before entering the store.

Attend a store opening? I’d love to share your photos. Follow along on Twitter for daily Apple Store news.

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