Category: space planning
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IKEA: The value of ‘groundwork’ not ‘deskwork’ . From ‘customer to community experiences!’
in analytics, assortment structure planning, customer experience, customer service, customer-engagement, disruptive retail, food & drink, high street planning, home, in-store services, internationalisation, location strategy, meaning in the retail madness, multi-category, new retail, omni-channel retailing, personalisation, recycling, retail businesses, retail management, retail organisations, retail strategy, retail-regeneration, space management, space planning, store experience, store layout, sustainability, town centre planningIKEA: ‘A lively happening’ coming soon to a place nearby There are many interesting learnings from the opening of the new IKEA shops across the globe, not least the fact that the roll-out is happening at a pace against a back-drop of shop closures, particularly amongst established chains. There is much to digest in the…
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Aaah Bicester! Tasty Temptations in “Tesco Town”
in assortment structure planning, branding & visual communication, customer experience, customer service, food & drink, impulse retailing, in-store services, multi-category, omni-channel retailing, Pinterest Gallery, retail, retail strategy, sales promotions & events, space management, space planning, store layout, store operations, value retailing, visual merchandisingIt’s fair to say that Tesco has always been at the vanguard of UK supermarket design from its famous 3D animated penguins and oversized banana signage to the opening of the UKs first true hypermarket concept, experimentation with category management with a focus on customer journey and missions to its collaboration on convenience and petrol…
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Changing Habitat: Survival of the Stylish
in assortment structure planning, brave-words, customer experience, home, in-store services, omni-channel retailing, packaging, Pinterest Gallery, product suppliers, retail, retail brand heritage, retail strategy, space planning, store experience, store layout, store operations, store theatre, visual merchandisingSince 1964 Habitat has been adorning the houses and apartments of design-minded Europeans consistently stylish in an ever changing world of taste whilst weathering its own personal storms as it passed from its visionary founder Sir Terence Conran through several corporate reincarnations until settling recently in the Sainsbury’s stable. And so to Nine Elms in…
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Fashion, Fusion, Follies: Selfridges Studio Experience
in assortment structure planning, branding & visual communication, customer experience, fashion accessories, internationalisation, ladies fashion, luxury, Pinterest Gallery, product suppliers, retail, retail management, retail strategy, shop of the future, space management, space planning, store experience, store layout, store theatre, visual merchandisingBuilding excitement and new physical experiences is transforming the third floor of Selfridges London into a must-see destination as it unveils a series of lifestyle studios to entice & enthral its adrenaline driven customers. The Design studio is the latest area to be unveiled and at over 1000sqm presents itself a home for innovative and…
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