Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
Vaccinated residents in New South Wales will be able to travel, head to the pub, and, importantly, do as much non-essential shopping as they like as soon as October 11, according to state premier Gladys Berejiklian. Retailers will still be subject to density limits, but will able to open their doors for the first time in months after the delta strain of Covid-19 surfaced in the state in June.
Design Wanted
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
Jimmy De Angelis navigates between art, technology and sciences to offer different products, such as the floor lamp Nest is. As humans, we have a fundamental attraction to light. It’s called phototropism and on a very basic level, it is about vision. Like moths to a flame, we drift towards areas that are bright or well-lit, a simple instinct that designers—like Jimmy de Angelis—can use to draw our attention to a space.
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Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
Australian online marketplace The Iconic added a new string to its bow last week with the addition of the Home category, extending its 80,000-strong product range with contemporary homewares; from bedding, kitchen and bath accessories to tech, aromatherapy and artwork. The Iconic has added more than 130 leading brands to the Home category, including Sheet Society, Aesop, In Bed, Saardé, Crosley, Country Road, Black Blaze, Seed & Sprout, Ettitude and Olive et Oriel, with more to come.
Mindful Design
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
With the change in seasons and the coming of fall, there is a lot to look forward to in the next months. One of our favorite holiday is Halloween – something that we have never been apologetic about! So here is our yearly reminder that the time for fun Halloween decor is fast approaching, and […]. The post Fun Halloween Decor to Get Your Business Ready for the Scary Season appeared first on Mindful Design Consulting.
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Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
Pharmacy group Sigma Healthcare has made a competing offer for Australian Pharmaceutical Industries, looking to buy up the business before Wesfarmers can enter the market. The pair aren’t strangers to the idea of merging, having floated the idea in 2018 before reopening the channel of communication earlier this year, according to reports in AFR. Sigma’s offer implies a value of $1.57 per API share, though would result in API shareholders receiving 35c and 2.05 Sigma shares for each share in API
Retail Store Windows
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
It's been a long while since we looked at this stores' windows although they do appear to be having some work done on the outside of the space which means that the windows are rather hidden at the moment however the amount of vinyl on the windows doesn't really help as at night time they are very dark. We've always found vinyled (is that a word?) windows quite interesting as they act like a kind of striptease, i.e. things which are revealed are far more exciting than if we are simply presented w
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Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
There is an old joke about a snail that gets mugged by two turtles. The police ask the snail what happened and the snail replies: “I don’t know, it all happened so fast.”. And so it was with retail right across Southeast Asia at the outset of the second half of the year. After a period of months where it looked like sales were slowly but surely building a head of steam, governments suddenly slapped them down again with some of the tightest restrictions the world has endured during the past 18 mo
Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
In 1937, Coca-Cola introduced its first coin-operated vending machine in the US, selling a bottle of Coke for a nickel. It took 70 years until they started accepting credit cards in Australia, but less than another 15 years for the beverage giant to announce, in June 2020, that their 2000+ vending machines across Australia and New Zealand would accept Bitcoin for payment.
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