With a combination of skilled craftspeople and computer-guided machinery, Store Design produces an innovative range of wall paneling to suit a wide range of retail, office, and commercial interiors.
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Having the correct ambient display lighting at your point of sale can make or break the visual appearance of the displayed product. Store Design supplies and manufacture LEDs to order in required colour temperatures and sizes and can also assist with product and point of sale lighting.
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Did you know the Japanese art of charring wood is known as shou sugi ban? Following this method, we created a deep charred finish to create displays for the Aran Sweater Market and this finish was used primarily throughout their stores in Ireland.
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McGuirk’s Golf has opened branded shop-in-shop areas in their stores using Store Design Lightbox Systems.
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The sports fashion brand Life Style Sports encourage innovation in display and materials in their shop interiors. Store Design products, Inset 4 (https://lnkd.in/eYes456) along with Recess 4 (https://lnkd.in/eTBPRJU) are used extensively in Life Style Sports stores.
Life Style Sports at The Capitol, Cork, was designed by Interior Architecture Company 21SPACES
Inset 4 and Recess 4 help to create innovative retail interiors. So check out our other Products here https://www.storedesign.ie/product/
Box Display Systems offer unrivalled versatility when it comes to unlimited options for display. Whether that be for mid-floor units, wall displays, kiosks, or shop in shop options.
Check out its versatility options with our Box Display System brochure!
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Shannon Heritage recently refurbished their Admissions Hall & Retail area. A former courtyard was converted into a new retail space.
Store Design worked with O’Neill O’Malley Architects, Synnott Design and Seek Design to develop the new retail concept. The client required a new dynamic and experiential approach while reflecting Co. Clare’s rich cultural and ecological wealth. Furthermore, the retail offer needs to showcase a mix of high quality products directed at their tourist and home market.
The result has been an outstanding success and features a new approach to tourism retail.
The concept for this store was designed by 21 Spaces. The store is on two levels. Firstly an experiential mezzanine for team sports as well as a bootroom. Secondly a quirky ground floor for apparel and footwear.
All merchandising equipment is provided by Store Design and developed in conjunction with Life Style Sports own merchandising team.
The Retail Excellence Ireland 4th Quarter Review 2012 indicated a slight upturn in retail sales by +0.21%.
One of the better performing retail industry sectors during the fourth quarter was the Home & Giftware sector increasing sales levels compared with the fourth quarter in 2011. Overall performance in the following sectors Furniture & Flooring, Ladies Fashions, and Pharmacy was down slightly.
November proved to be the most challenging month of the quarter. Pre-budget speculation in October, which caused a decrease in consumer sentiment, is the main reason for this.
Speaking at the publication of the Q4 2012 retail figures, REI Chief Executive Officer, David Fitzsimons, said: “The slight increase in retail sales during Q4 2012 is very welcome, however, the sector still remains fragile.
Go to www.retailexcellence.ie for the full report.
Unique products from unique exhibitors you won’t find at any other show.
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Every three years there is a major shopfitting and exhibitions trade show which is held in the enormous Messe in Dusseldorf, Germany. Exhibitors from all around the world pair up with shopfitters and exhibition contractors for what is the biggest event in the Industry and at which all the latest innovations are unveiled in what is effectively a shop fittings shop. Anyone who has anything to do with shopfitting will be there. Declan and I attended for the 8th and 9th time respectively and still there were great surprises.
The overwhelming point of interest was in lighting and in particular LED lighting. This is being incorporated now into shelves, rails, furniture, aside completely from the mainstream application of general and spotlighting. All the mainstream lighting manufacturers were holding workshops on this development and how it compares with metal halide, fluorescent, and halogen lighting. I suppose the bottom line is that while certain areas such as display cases have benefited greatly from this technology. The cost and consumption of the technology are on par with the other traditional technologies but the breakthrough for LED is not that far away and it will soon be the leading technology in that sector.
In the area of retail shopfitting, there were no earth-shattering developments. The major shop fittings shops downplayed the equipment aspects of their businesses with the word “concept” being constantly used to put the focus more on design and away from mechanics. The fact of the matter is that the astonishing level of presence from Eastern manufacturers has attracted the attention of those in the trade, both retailers and shopfitters, who are mainly interested in value. The quality level has advanced in leaps and bounds with the Western suppliers now taking the photographs!!
Some interesting products we came across were –
Vinyl backing materials in very attractive patterns and finishes
High Gloss and textured surfaces
Aroma machines
Window display props from Italy
A number of products for Jewellery and gifts – keyless counter locking systems, solar turntables, watch security products
In-store displays controlled by microchips that will display information on a screen for whichever product you handle
We attended forums on COEO, Morhs, and Communication in Retail.
COEO is a concept sustainable store in Berlin. They categorize products into four areas -Fair Trade, made by people with disabilities, organic/sustainable, and books on environmental and wellness.
Morhs is an Independent Department Store in a small town (population 1,900) 40 km from Hamburg. By having a highly individual style and premium brands they have developed a loyal following. In an unconventional approach, they have ceased mail-order trading and it is not possible to shop online. In order to shop here, you must visit the store and experience the environment.
Blocher&Blocher did a presentation on two projects from a communications perspective -Intersport Brundl in Kaprun is in a rural area of Austria and was about how the Architecture of the building related to the physical environment and how they reflected their natural environment in their graphics message back to customers.
Kastner&Ohler in Graz, Austria is a Department Store that was recently demolished and rebuilt. This was the story of how they communicated with their public when reopening and looked at a number of unusual topics in what was regarded as a souvenir publication. They included features on the building itself as it developed with photography showing progress, stories on individual employees cleaners to management, interviews with local celebrities and politicians on their experience and memories of the store. They also asked the question – what would happen if there was no Kastner&Oehler? Physically what would the City’s landscape look like and how would it affect the city itself.
For 70 years Newbridge Silverware has designed and produced homeware products continuously innovating and producing items that are relevant to the lifestyles of each new generation of customers.
Newbridge Silverware opened in Linen Green designer retail park in Dungannon Co. Tyrone in October 2010.
The Jewellery & Giftware Retail Display Units are manufactured in soft white mdf with black gloss lacquer frames surrounding the displays to separate the extensive product range of homewares and jewellery items. Displays are lit using state of art led fittings that are cool running, A-rated, and have good colour rendering properties.
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David Cullen has been involved in the jewellery trade for over 15 years. He has traded in Nutgrove S.C. for the last 7 Years. In 2010 he decided to move his shop to a more prominent corner site in the main mall.
Store Design presented a new proposal. We changed the original entrance to maximize visibility and traffic flow. Walnut timber finishes were used along with opal laminated glass and Tektura wallcoverings to compliment the young designer jewellery brands. A purple carpet was used alongside polished cream tiles at the entrance area.
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