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Choosing the Best Materials for Visual Merchandising Concepts in Luxury Retail Stores

Retail Focus

Dutch contemporary artist Levi van Veluw , the creator of inaugural window display art for Hermès’ at Nordiska Kompaniet, said, “the window becomes an experience.” Retail experts agree that visual merchandising is more than creating window displays to attract customers. ” We know this to be true! Reusability .

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Selfridges launch Garden Centre

Retail Focus

Pictured, botanical artist Carly Rogers at Selfridges, London, UK. It also sells a curation of fashion, lifestyle and beauty products, as well as an exclusive collection from Prada and a bespoke Selfridges own label merchandise featuring puns such as Herb Your Enthusiasm and Horti-Couture, for gardening and fashion enthusiasts alike.

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Why third spaces are the retail trend to tap into in 2025

Inside Retail

Whether through design, curated menus, or experiences, these spaces help communicate a brands narrative while also addressing digital fatigue and noise from the cluttered platform online. It is now a place that offers moments of respite and discovery that online shopping cannot replicate.

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What retailers can learn from Australia Post’s clever new concept store

Inside Retail

Over the years several attempts have been made to stock these shelves with a merchandise range that will justify the floorspace. Australian-made focus The merchandise reboot is a story in its own right. The overriding sense is of a retail experience that is current, curated and cool.

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The Art and Business of Christmas Windows in Retail

Retail Focus

These meticulously curated displays are more than just aesthetics, they convey a diverse range of messages that encompass product offerings, discounts, overall ambiance, and brand identity. Retailers rely on the talents of designers and artists to create displays that are not ordinary.

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How Swee Lee’s immersive lifestyle store brings the cool factor to music retail

Inside Retail

Visitors can also savour a drink at the cafe and bar, enjoy events with emerging artists and much more. Customers can take refreshments into the artist lounge and at the vinyl listening stations, whilst sampling a selection of records curated by music tastemakers and media powerhouse NME.

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Cath Kidston’s 30-Year Celebration: Embracing Joyful Artistry and Collaborative Creativity

Retail Focus

The design team, helmed by Creative Director Holly Marler and Print Designer George, curated and hand-painted this uplifting collection, embodying a sense of optimism and new beginnings. Window styling was brought to life by Alice King, and visual merchandising was executed by Polly Ruocco and Kate Anderson.