A giant chocolate easter egg is part of the decor at this well-heeled but outlying Hospitality Retail establishment. Nearby seemingly claiming responsibility was this hand-crafted Rooster. So hen’s take note of what a man can do birthing if he has a mind to try. CLICK the thumbnail to see the proud father’s prodegy. For a…
Even in my father’s day as a grocer there was an art and science to store layout. It was interesting to find that the design model is effective enough to be mocked in this linked Store Layout Psychology Attacked article by Mark Wilson. While you are busy trying to enhance store sales, others wish you…
This Lyre-shape sign stand has been seen in apparel and cosmetics. Starbucks employs it to make their coffees all the more fashionable via slightly more upscale display. Step through the gallery of photos below and see if you don’t agree the sign holder adds to the sell and quality image of Starbucks. Sample fashion advice…
This Euro-Style Banana Hooks merchandising concept hails from Lisbon, Portugal, with componentry in an extended S-configuration. Of equal interest is the dual-direction 1″ Grid . See the Euro-Style Banana Hooks thumbnail for a broader view. You have to admit eyelevel browsing for your preferred bunch is easier. Sorry, the ultimate source of this image is…
Under the laws of nature packaging had to evolve into the most efficient, waste-free form … a collapsable pouch. Of course fixturing evolved too with the “spontaneous generation” of Pouch Merchandising by Hook … in both standard and gravity feed species. Care to see either the Pouch or the Hook in their natural environment? Check…
This giant, decorated chocolate Easter Egg is both point-of-purchase attention-compeller and merchandise. The photo does not give a good impression of the true size, but look behind the egg to see standard size egg cartons to add a sense of scale. Brand and even nutritional information was not indicated, maybe because surely this much chocolate…
Since Greek Yogurt became such a hit, why not be the first in your market to roll out something like this Japanese Ice Cream Flavors Tantalize proposition? The flavor names are a bit hard to pronounce, but the store-window point-of-purchase is vivid enough enliven interest. Compare and Contrast… “Build Your Own Ice Cream Cone This…
Arching across the Franks, this Coffin-Case Merchandising Bridge is the perfect place to cross sell hotdog condiments. The difficult merchandising challenge is overcome with a fixture that bridges the gapping maw of the coffin case with ease. Step through the Coffin-Case Merchandising Bridge gallery of photos to see that not only is the Wire…
Traditional foods can still enjoy modern fixture advantages if designed to live with rather than compete with the decor like this Old-World Shelf Extender. Here calm and subdued green Shelf Extenders feature individual items, fronting triangular wood bins. A low shelf below kept foot traffic as arms length from the Extenders so there was no chance of…
I wonder what fee is paid for this gondola-back-as-aisle-Billboard? Conventional wisdom is to maximize product density for maximum sales per square foot. But here the aisle run is broken with shelving removed for a half-height billboard. In a growingly Green consumer world, maybe the pitch is worth the price to highlight eco-friendly cleaners? CLICK the…