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Is inflation driving up demand for affordable makeup products and dupes?

Inside Retail

The beauty industry has long been a domain where premium and affordable brands coexist, each catering to different customer segments. However, recent research from Mintel suggests that in the US, there is a subtle and evolving perception of value among beauty consumers. This growth has been driven, in part, by inflation.

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Redefining Dining with Color, Culture and Design

VMS

Mexican cuisine is known worldwide for its distinct flavors, thick aromas and also for the vibrant colors of our dishes. We know that some of the primary aspects of a restaurant’s interior design include architecture, lighting, seating, colors, smell and acoustics. The importance of color in Mexican culture cannot be overstated.

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How Can We Foster Emotional Connections At Work In The Post-Pandemic Era?

All Work

Studies have unveiled the intricate influence of natural and built environments on our brains, emotional responses, behaviors, and overall health. Neuroaesthetics research shows how our brains react to art, including architecture, and the response to beauty. In other words…we think and feel beauty.

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Landlords Need Reimagined Properties And Hospitality-Infused Amenities To Lure Tenants

All Work

Health and wellness initiatives are increasingly integrated into workplace design, offering tenants communal, relaxing spaces and access to nature to enhance productivity and well-being. Each decision — colors, textures, fabrics, and finishes — contributes to the larger vision.

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How To Create A Happy Workplace? Business Environment Design Matters

All Work

In the corporate world, visionary leaders embrace this concept and understand that inspiring and keeping their people happy are critical ingredients for any organization to deliver on its strategic vision. From a design standpoint, Frank Lloyd Wright’s “compression and expansion” concept is an example of surprise and delight at work.

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Can an antacid brand be cool? US startup Wonderbelly is banking on it

Inside Retail

Wonderbelly’s origin story Like many of the most successful products launched to market, the concept for Wonderbelly came from a personal place. Though Kraft is currently in recovery, he found that he still had residual health issues to deal with, like heartburn. That’s where the idea for Wonderbelly came in.

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Tortona Design Week presents the project IN-OUT, perception of sustainability

Design Wanted

Precisely for this reason the concept developed for the Tortona Design Week 2021 aims to reconcile the perception of the inner world with the outer one, always keeping a constant focus on the sustainability of the elements, concepts, and daily life.

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