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Exclusive Q&A: M.M. LaFleur Designs Boutiques to Promote ‘Individual Customer Discovery’

Retail TouchPoints

Amid planning for new locations in other areas of New York and Washington, D.C., We see our location on the Upper East Side, and future locations we are planning to open in 2023, as complementary to our showroom experience, allowing us to reach the widest possible audience in whatever atmosphere they would prefer to shop with us.

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Lone Design Club Launches First Pop-Up Store in Wembley Park

Retail Focus

With unique visual merchandising and immersive retail trends, visitors can expect an interactive and engaging experience that goes beyond just browsing products. By bringing emerging, mindful brands to Wembley Park, the pop-up store is not only offering a unique shopping experience but also promoting sustainable and ethical living.

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How EMERGE in Color’s Design Connected Black Creatives With Luxury Consumers

Retail TouchPoints

in addition to including a virtual live shopping component to make the experience available digitally in order to reach more luxury consumers wherever they are located. The trio hope to bring this concept to additional cities such as New York and Nashville, Tenn., It looks like a permanent store. Developing a Roster of Black Suppliers.

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Why local retail communities are important, and how retail design can encourage community retailing.

Retail Focus

Traditionally, community retailing initiatives included local farmers’ markets, boutique stores hosting art exhibitions or workshops, or retailers supporting neighborhood cleanup campaigns. Collaborating with other businesses Partnering with nearby companies creates cross-promotion opportunities.

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How to Use Fixtures to Direct Traffic Flow

Independent Retailer

Used to announce inventory or stock items, they can often be positioned around your store’s space with captivating imagery to help customers locate where kitchen gadgets are or where exactly electronics are located. This is a subtle way to promote, complete a look, and help your store make sales without having to lift a finger.

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How EMERGE in Color’s Design Connected Black Creatives With Luxury Consumers

Retail TouchPoints

in addition to including a virtual live shopping component to make the experience available digitally in order to reach more luxury consumers wherever they are located. The trio hope to bring this concept to additional cities such as New York and Nashville, Tenn., It looks like a permanent store. Developing a Roster of Black Suppliers.

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Case Study: Amplience & Sweaty Betty

A1 Retail

From their first small boutique in London’s Notting Hill, Sweaty Betty has come a long way. They’ve grown to include international stores and concessions and can be found in 99 Nordstrom locations across North America. Their mission from the outset: to empower women through fitness and beyond. A Rebellious Spirit. The Numbers Stack Up.