The brand, which has become a much-loved destination, is known for its ever-changing range of beauty, homeware, accessories, gifts and everyday essentials.
MUMUSO, the popular lifestyle, homeware and beauty retailer, has officially relocated into a new, larger store at The Centre, Livingston, following customer demand.
The brand, which has become a much-loved destination, is known for its ever-changing range of beauty, homeware, accessories, gifts and everyday essentials.
The new store provides an enhanced shopping experience, with even more products to explore and additional space to browse.
It follows on from the recent opening of the relocated JD Sports store, which is the largest in Scotland, the launch of the health and wellbeing store, Grape Tree and the announcement of work starting on a new 26,500 sq. ft Hollywood Bowl venue with 22 lanes, an arcade, pool tables and a bar and diner, set to open in the autumn.
More than two years after acquiring the shopping centre, LCP UK, part of M Core, has continued to invest in the transformation of The Centre, Livingston, bringing its vision of a vibrant ‘shop, eat and play’ destination to life.
Through new retailers, store expansions and ongoing improvements, the shopping centre continues to evolve into a thriving destination for locals and visitors from further afield.
The Centre, Livingston which has a diverse mix of over 150 stores and restaurants, spanning one million sq. ft. including M&S, Flannels, H&M, Nando’s, wagamama and Five Guys, welcomes over 15.8 million visitors a year.
Other recent global brands to open include Starbucks, Wingstop, MINISO, Søstrene Grene, Flying Tiger and the first ArrowHeadz store in Scotland.
Patrick Robbertze, Centre Director at The Centre, Livingston, said: “We’re excited to see MUMUSO move into its new, larger store, creating an even more enjoyable shopping experience for our customers with more space, greater choice and even more products to discover.”
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