July 28, 2021 /Consumer

The future of ethical fashion and retail’s second hand stores boom

With increased awareness surrounding climate change, more people are seeking to buy more consciously, fuelling a rise in demand for second hand stores.

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July 20, 2021 /Consumer

Conscious consumerism and the future of packaging design

How conscious consumerism will effect packaging design and customer loyalty.

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June 14, 2021 /Consumer

The role of instagram when it comes to brand communication and designing a store interior

Considerations to make when designing a store interior that will attract Instagrammable moments.

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June 7, 2021 /Industry

What’s next for department store design and the beauty industry in 2021?

Throughout covid, department stores have received a lot of bad press, but, do store closure represent an exciting new landscape for retail?

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May 11, 2021 /Experience

How do concept stores support brand growth?

A concept store created the perfect environment for customer experience and brand immersion leading towards brand growth.

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April 27, 2021 /Trend

Why the 15 minute city idea in urban design can help us to create concept stores

A 15 minute city is new concept of urban design that means that daily life can be sought after by foot or on bike within 15 minutes. How will this inspire concept store design?

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April 13, 2021 /Industry

What Stores Reopening in the UK tells us about the future of retail

What do stores reopening in the UK mean for the future of retail, store design and customer experience?

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March 25, 2021 /Industry

The dream to live again – brand conclusions inspired by Paris fashion week

Marking an end to Paris fashion week, we look at what brands can learn about customer experience psychology for the reopening of non-essential retail.

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March 19, 2021 /Industry

ESG investing, sustainable retail design and what this means for brands

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