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Inside Lego’s immersive new global store design
The Lego Group will debut a new immersive retail format in New York City on Friday as it seeks to strengthen brand love ...
Making retail lemonade from pandemic lemons
The coronavirus pandemic has given rise to a number of new retail opportunities, and luxury is undergoing something of a...
Ready, set, go: Rebel bets on interactivity in the store of the future
Even in the current climate, experience remains at the heart of the sporting giant's new store concept.
How the pandemic has changed bricks-and-mortar retail for the better
Covid-19 was the push retailers needed to ramp up digital technologies in stores.
Inside Twinings’ London flagship store
Historic tea brand Twinings has unveiled its reimagined flagship store.
Inside Nike’s latest House of Innovation
The sportswear giant's newest store in Paris focuses on offering customers a digitally-powered in-store experience.
Inside Coco Republic’s new outdoor concept showrooms
Coco Republic brings the natural beauty of California to its latest showrooms.
Finding wonderland
There's nothing like a trip to Paris and London to remind you what style, innovation and creative retail really look lik...
How the right scent can make a store irresistible
Tips on the underrated art of scent marketing.
Atmosphere drives bricks-and-mortar sales
Music, scent and engaging visuals all impact the customer experience.
Supermarkets are becoming unrecognisable – and that’s a good thing
Why you're seeing more sophisticated delicatessens and artisan cheese stations.
Keeping the best of the old, creating the ‘now’
Brian Walker on a classic brand that is innovating and reinventing itself.
Lululemon opens largest Victorian store
Fitness brand opens store in new luxury wing of revamped shopping centre.
When brand heritage becomes a burden
Inside Specialty Fashion Group's rebranding of the iconic women's fashion brand, Katies.
The path to purchase is no longer linear
Customers’ path to purchase has changed – and retailers need to be paying attention.
Too much information
Bombarding the customer with signage instore can be a mistake - actions speak louder than words.
Less really is more
Stop assaulting their senses if you want customers to spend more time in your store, says Clair van Veen.
Capsule’s creative store fit
Keeping it simple was key to Capsule’s latest store fitout at Melbourne’s Emporium.
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