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The new flagship of Moët & Chandon: Europe´s most glamorous Champagne Bar at Harrods London

Retail Focus

The 34-seat bar itself is the welcoming centrepiece, a curved shape echoing the contours of the land where the champagne emanates: Epernay; the terroir and the clay are embodied in the base and the bar top in different forms. Tradition meets modern luxury.

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Yatofu fosters "relaxed holiday atmosphere" in Jianze showroom

Dezeen

The 80-square-metre retail space belongs to Chinese design brand Jianze and forms part of an emerging cultural district in the city's Liangzhe New Town. The delicate colour scheme also contrasts with the raw concrete ceiling, where exposed ducting and lighting tracks add to the industrial feel.

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Beyond beauty: Why neuroaesthetics in retail matter to the bottom line

Inside Retail

The small room uses a subtle blend of material textures and turquoise tones to create a calming space with a premium yet technical feel. The best designers consciously and masterfully use forms and materials to elicit feelings and emotions. They were more likely to judge curved forms as beautiful than sharp, rigid forms.

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Beyond quiet hours: How global retailers cater to atypical customers

Inside Retail

Quiet hours Several retailers offer a quiet hour – a dedicated time when sound volume is reduced and bright lighting is dimmed – to counter sensory overwhelm. In 2017, Coles initiated its quiet hour in response to a customer’s suggestion for a more accessible, low-sensory shopping experience. Here are some examples.

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AMO designs Off-White flagship store as an "abstract reinterpretation of Paris"

Dezeen

AMO described the space, which features both neutral and colourful spaces and contrasting combinations of textures and colours, as a space where "Parisian elegance" meets "industrial rawness". The design team also referenced Collette, the groundbreaking Parisian luxury concept store that closed in 2017, as a source of inspiration.

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How to Make Your Furniture Store Easier to Navigate

Compliantia

per year on average since 2017 and currently stands at a market size of $75.7 The shapes, colors, and textures of your products will help to create a visual experience of your brand. . Get the lighting right. Lighting has a lot to do with shaping the perception of your products and your brand.

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