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How dark patterns help brands like Temu and Shein to drive sales

Inside Retail

However, lurking in the shadows are what are known as ‘dark patterns’, intricately designed digital experiences that exploit human psychology – often at the expense of users’ best interests. In essence, a dark pattern is a devised user interface or interaction design that guides users into taking actions they might not have intended.

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Park Lane Hotel rejects “old-world sameness” with “flamboyant” new identity

Design Week

The team were therefore brought in to reposition the hotel in line with its “historic nonconformity” [link]. “Whimsical, botanical tendrils” and “contemporary straight lines” The new Park Lane Hotel wordmark sits at the centre of the identity.

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Yatofu applies festive hues to post office in Zhejiang

Dezeen

On one side of the room is a fluted timber service counter that backs onto a wall lined in the same light-hued wood. Together the colours are meant to form what Yatufo describes as a "festive palette" that references the often celebratory occasions that require a trip to the post office. Shelves have been painted a deep shade of red.

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Form(LA) hides stone furniture showroom behind marble pivot door

Dezeen

Custom stone furnituremaker Form(LA) has opened the doors of its first flagship store in Los Angeles specifically a pivoting marble door punctuated by nine porthole windows. Form(LA) has opened its first flagship store. The post Form(LA) hides stone furniture showroom behind marble pivot door appeared first on Dezeen.

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First Asia Pacific Adidas Flagship in Myeongdong, Seoul

Retail Focus

When someone steps on the digital floor, the displayed pattern will change accordingly. The luminous line-work is an abstract reinterpretation of the common basketball court lines. On the other side, the shadows of surrounding display panels are cast onto the products under focus lighting, forming a joyful fusion.

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Linehouse creates greenhouse-informed food market in Shanghai

Dezeen

The same recycled red bricks sourced from demolished houses in China can also be found on the interior walls, stacked to create three dimensional patterns. The interior of the market was designed to resemble a greenhouse, with shops and cafe's arrranged around a central, double-height atrium.

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Standing on solid ground with practical sustainable floorings

Retail Focus

It’s about aligning with a broader movement toward responsible business practices that benefit people, the planet, and the bottom line.” Retailers showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices can set themselves apart in a competitive market, appealing to the growing demographic of environmentally aware consumers.

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