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How retailers can build consumer trust by engaging the ‘Five Frames of Mind’

Inside Retail

Todays stores have long become places far beyond buying goods, they have become critical spaces for emotional connection, sensory engagement, and brand storytelling. Our emotional mind becomes engaged when a place sparks these emotions through a memory or mood, perhaps a sense of nostalgia from a familiar smell, sound or images.

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How digital signage and kiosks can help stores match the online experience

Inside Retail

He says it is essential retailers adopt an omnichannel approach, so that online and offline do not compete with each other but work in a hybrid approach complementing each other and driving customer engagement. Personalisation is a key to engagement.

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How Office Design Can Influence Employee Health And Wellness

All Work

The use of natural and tactile materials such as wood, natural fibers, brick, water and natural light can also reduce stress, improve memory, increase positive feelings and encourage employees to engage with their sense of touch and interact with their surroundings. Stress-Reducing Design.

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Interior inspiration: Design Week’s picks

Design Week

Familiar elements such as the green and yellow colour palette are staying put but new layouts and materials are being introduced. A mix of materials like wood, textured vinyl and perforated steel aims to engage the senses, while warm lighting is intended to create depth.

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The Impact of Commercial Office Fitouts on Business Productivity

Greater Group

These fitouts encompass various elements, including furniture, layout, technology integration, and overall spatial design, all aimed at creating an optimised work environment. Spatial Layout and Collaboration The spatial layout of an office significantly influences how employees interact and collaborate within the workspace.

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Interior inspiration: Design Week’s picks

Design Week

Familiar elements such as the green and yellow colour palette are staying put but new layouts and materials are being introduced. A mix of materials like wood, textured vinyl and perforated steel aims to engage the senses, while warm lighting is intended to create depth.