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Choosing the Best Materials for Visual Merchandising Concepts in Luxury Retail Stores

Retail Focus

Dutch contemporary artist Levi van Veluw , the creator of inaugural window display art for Hermès’ at Nordiska Kompaniet, said, “the window becomes an experience.” Retail experts agree that visual merchandising is more than creating window displays to attract customers. ” We know this to be true!

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The Art & Science of Visual Merchandising [Inside the Evolution of Retail]

Rose

Pose the question “what is visual merchandising?” In years past, visual merchandising strategy consisted largely of displays, fixtures and signware designed to attract, engage and motivate a customer toward making a purchase — part of a retail experience that could be described as transactional. Aspirational Retailing.

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Vashi reveals further details of its soon-to-open Covent Garden flagship store

Retail Focus

The concept – designed in partnership with New York-based creative studio Mythology – will be the first to reveal the brand’s new vision, while continuing to champion the co-creation journey for which Vashi is known. The new store concept takes its inspiration from an artist’s studio.

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First Asia Pacific Adidas Flagship in Myeongdong, Seoul

Retail Focus

Featuring the “Home of Sport” concept, adidas has opened its first Asia Pacific flagship store in the unique and bustling shopping district Myeongdong, a must-visit spot in South Korea. How to meet the display needs of massive product volume and varied VM(Visual Merchandising) tool combinations?

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Redefining Dining with Color, Culture and Design

VMS

Famed Mexican artists Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Arturo Bustos and Emiliano Zapata all elevated the food of Mexico by incorporating it into their art! Do we use muted colors to allow the food to be the focal point, or do we compliment the variety of bright and beautiful colors in the food by using the same palette in our designs?

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Japanese Retail Design – Top Stores in Tokyo

Greater Group

It’s a dramatic and theatrical focal point but also serves a practical purpose as the resting space for the coffee beans to allow the gas built up during the roasting process to escape before it can be brewed or packaged. Tiffany & Co’s first concept store in Japan gives new meaning to the ‘breakfast at Tiffany’s’.