It’s as ridiculous as it sounds. Imagine wandering down your local high street doing your regular window-licking and you spot a couple of sheep roaming around in a shop window munching on some weeds.
Kickers recently asked design 4 retail to come up with a ‘pop up’ hang out for the stars at T4 on the beach.
We reacted by producing a flat pack set of card furniture to give a lounge feel to the corner of the Talent Retreat tent.
The items included a 2 seater sofa, book case, coffee table and standard lamp. The use of card stemmed from their already successful in-store campaign where they have used it for brand devices.
Diesel do it again this Autumn/Winter with a new online campaign that can also be seen make a statement on the high street.
‘Extreme Weather Washes’ sees the brand quite literally, demolish what was once a premium looking high street store on Carnaby St, London, into something that resembles the aftermath of a violent storm.
To further build on the campaign, the windows displays depict scenes of total carnage subtly laced with key pieces from the current collection.
Owned by Levi’s, Cinch stocks only the most premium concepts from the global denim brand, and couldn’t be further away from the image of a commercial store.
The store is regularly given a retail design makeover to showcase the latest products, and the latest incarnation is currently Levi’s X Original Fake – a new collaboration between Levi’s and the Japanese streetwear label founded by graffiti legend KAWS.
Now in its fifth edition and never before released outside Japan, this exciting collaboration is bringing fits to the London’s fashionable masses due to releasing only extremely limited numbers of stock.
The quintessentially British brand, Joules has teamed up with Design4Retail for their expertise in producing exciting and on brand soft fitted shop displays.
This time around the casual country style clothing company has charged our resident retail designers with providing visually interesting shop-in-shop display units for the brand’s successful concessions dotted around the UK in an array of department stores.
Taking the opportunity to dabble with Joules’ cutesy prints, retro chic colour schemes and wholesome, stylish and practical branding, it’s a real treat for Design4Retail to come up with concepts that don’t demand clean cut lines and minimalist looks. Abundance of imagination is key with Joules, and that’s exactly what they’ll get.
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