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What’s new in visual merchandising?

Retail Focus

Retailers have been using visual merchandising and props to draw in customers for as long as shops have been open. Tyrone Cano, head honcho at Propability, said to put it simply, visual merchandising is very important, almost essential, for retailers.

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Calm and Mindfulness Spaces in Stores

CAAD

Use of Relaxing Colors and Materials Soft Natural tones like green, light blue, beige, or gray are commonly associated with tranquility and calmness. Soft, Natural Lighting Instead of bright, cold lights, these spaces typically use warm lighting and, wherever possible, natural light.

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Visual Merchandising Checklist

Compliantia

Eighty-six percent of retailers report there is a correlation between well-executed visual merchandising and conversion rates. Using a Visual Merchandising Checklist in-store helps ensure your programs are executed on time and across all locations. Customer traffic flow is aided by store layout. STORE EXTERIOR.

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Warm Minimalism in Retail Design

CAAD

Earthy tones and warm lighting Off-whites, beiges, terracottas, indirect lighting. Clear and fluid architectural layout We prioritize clean lines, pure volumes, and intuitive flows. Emotional lighting We use indirect, warm, and dimmable lighting , with special attention to product-accenting spots.

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Boost Sales With Creative Food and Beverage Retail Displays

Creative Displays Now

Visual merchandising presents products in a way that attracts customers, enhances their shopping experience and ultimately drives sales. Cohesive themes: A well-thought-out visual merchandising strategy ensures that all displays align with your brand’s overall theme, reinforcing its values and mission.

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Retail Design: much more than store design – expand your niche and transform spaces

CAAD

However, the real purpose of this discipline isn’t merely to create beautiful environments but to design strategic experiences where every element—from lighting to product placement—contributes to the ultimate goal. This is something that a visionary Retail Designer knows how to maximize.

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Developing retail experiences through immersive retail design

Retail Focus

Lighting, for example, can have a significant impact on the look and feel of a retail environment. The use of natural light, or artificial lighting to highlight key product displays, can create a welcoming atmosphere. The store design should be cohesive and reflect the brand identity.