I came across this new 24 concept store for Japanese fashion house Issey Miyake, and I can’t help but marvel at the design. The concept of the store is the 24 hour convenience mart of Japan and the “harmonious chaos” its art is known for. There was no detail left out of this concept. The bags were designed to resemble Japanese shopping bags, all of the furniture was designed and built to exist solely in this space, and the idea of a stock room was left out all together. There is no “back room” to store clothes, only what is on the shelves, so the feel of the store changes over time giving the store a feeling of being alive.
Bloom (a client of this here shopper marketing agency) has made their name by providing a pleasant and easy shopping experience while maintaining a competitive price and a wide selection. Walmart is also paying attention to store experience and is completely changing their store layouts to make things easier to find. This is just another great example of the level of detail going into retail environments these days.
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Bloom (a client of this here shopper marketing agency) has made their name by providing a pleasant and easy shopping experience while maintaining a competitive price and a wide selection. Walmart is also paying attention to store experience and is completely changing their store layouts to make things easier to find. This is just another great example of the level of detail going into retail environments these days.
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