#visual merchandising

[evan-collins90]

Selections from 'Selections of the World's Best Store Design, Vol. 1' (1985) by Franz Wohlwend

See-through escalator, 2nd floor Platz Oizumi - Tokyo, Japan - designed by Motoko Ishii Lighting Design

Bloomingdale's dept. store - New York, NY - designed by Fitzpatrick Design Group & Bloomingdale's Store Design

Bloomingdale's dept. store - New York, NY - designed by Fitzpatrick Design Group & Bloomingdale's Store Design

Tresor La Boutique, Division of Weilemann Fashion Store - Bern, Switzerland - Store concept & design by Hans Looser, Zürich

Main entrance - Seiyu Omori Branch - Tokyo, Japan - designed by Motoko Ishii Lighting Design

Marshall Field's dept. store - Chicago, IL - designed by Niedermaier Design, Chicago

Escada, Boutique - Hong Kong - designed by W. Neumayer - designed by Finterra Design, Munich Mannequins by Schlaeppi

Macy's dept. store, Aventura Mall - North Miami Beach, FL - Interior architecture by Macy's NY. Visual merchandising & store design & NY store planning in collaboration with CNI International, Inc., NY

Rich's dept. store - Lenox Square Shopping Center - Atlanta, GA - designed by The Walker Group, Inc., NY Store Planning & Design, Photographs By Victoria Lefcourt

Dayton's dept. store "700 Under The Mall," - Minneapolis, MN Renovation & Facelift 1984 "A Store Within A Store" - designed by Andrew Markopoulos, Svm, Vice President Of Visual Merchandise Presentation & Store Design Photographs By John Wadsworth

[tender-crescent]

Bookstore in Mexico City

[tarogisa]

I need to make a plushie version of Kayano and Taro, as well as a butler outfit version... I could put a butler outfit on Kayano too, just for a change

I love that more content from the series is coming out, seriously, but I'd like it even more if there was official Kayano material (?

Since there's no official material, I can make my own versions, so... Not too bad, I guess XD

[nseled]

Why LED displays dominate modern scene layout?

Compared with static spray-painted posters, fabric backdrops and limited projection equipment, all categories of LED displays share three irreplaceable core strengths:

✨ Dynamic content support Unlike fixed printed decor that cannot be altered once produced, LED screens support instant updates of images, loop animations, short promotional clips and brand art visuals via Wi-Fi, USB or cloud control. Event planners and brand operators can freely switch scene themes for holidays, product launches or daily marketing without dismantling, remaking or repurchasing physical decorative backdrops. This flexible digital presentation method greatly enriches the layered sense of space and keeps the venue’s visual style fresh for long-term use.

🧩 High adaptability via modular design LED displays adopt splicable modular cabinet structures, breaking the size limits of traditional one-piece display devices. Modules can be freely combined to fit spaces of all scales: compact mini LED cubes for shop counters, medium flat panels for boutique pop-up booths, large seamless spliced walls for conference stages, and bendable curved screens wrapping entire exhibition halls. It also adapts to irregular venue layouts, arched walls and hollow glass facades, meeting fully customized scene layout requirements of every project.

⏱️ Ultra-long reusable service life The internal light-emitting beads of LED panels carry a lifespan exceeding 100,000 hours, far outperforming fragile projection lamps and disposable fabric decorations. A single set of LED equipment can be disassembled, transported and reused across dozens of events, exhibitions and brand activations. For event rental companies and long-term brand stores, it effectively cuts repeated procurement, printing and maintenance expenditure, bringing obvious cost advantages in long-term operation.

Different LED variants are tailored to distinct scene layout demands：👇 -Standard flat LED screens for basic, cost-effective background display at conferences and general events -Curved flexible LED screens to create wrapped, immersive visual atmosphere for auto shows, art installations and nightclub stages -Transparent holographic LED screens for light-luxury brand showcases, realizing integrated presentation of virtual digital content and physical exhibits -Mini creative LED signage as delicate decorative highlights for narrow counters, cafes and small pop-up spaces

[kbarchi]

Blythe dolls in Bottega Veneta windows, 2014.

[alicebrookss]

CHANEL PARIS

This particular display at Chanel really caught my eye as it’s simply gift boxes and a couple model perfumes but yet still really effective and eye catching.

I like the colours and how the logo is incorporated throughout.

[interior-decor-form]

Marni Flagship Store (London), Sybarite Architects (2003).

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Raw Edge Gallery

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