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So Good! Closure doesn’t just create clarity; it evokes curiosity. What does your mind see in the gaps? This effective design for KFC really uses the principle of closure so well, It’s making me hungry! #DesignMagic #VisualStorytelling #MinimalistDesign #GraphicArt #CreativeDesign #kfc

After successful pop-ups in New York and London, Jellycat’s theme store has finally arrived in Shanghai. Each pop-up features limited-edition plush toys inspired by local dining culture. In Shanghai, the store draws on the city’s coffee culture while incorporating the magnolia, its city flower. Chinese social media is currently flooded with videos of visitors documenting their experience inside the store, highlighting its widespread popularity. The store design immerses visitors in a café-like atmosphere, complete with dessert cabinets, coffee machines, and ovens. Staff act as waiters, adding to the playful experience by “packing your order.” A key highlight is the performative labor: staff members, trained to act like baristas, bring the experience to life with well-timed gestures and expressions. After a latte-making animation plays on a screen, they pull a plush latte from the machine and pretend to add the finishing touches. This interaction makes it feel as if the toy was crafted just for you. Consumers today crave personalized, immersive experiences, and Jellycat taps into that desire by blending storytelling with product. This curated journey not only enhances emotional connection but also builds long-term brand loyalty. In addition to Jellycat, we also explored how plush bag charms like LinaBell and Capybaras have become totems for Chinese youth. Read more here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gaBRSTzb #YouthCulture #RetailExperience #ConsumerTrends #Jellycat #PopUpStore #Shanghai

The McDonald's logo stands out in the clutter. No translation, no explanations. This is the power of consistency in Branding and Marketing. The Brand had undergone numerous transformation. Its first Chefs hat logo debut was in the 1940's. In the begining of 1960's during the Ray Kroc era, that the two goldern arches were introduced. The Brand has made changes from time to time but has been consistent with their Golden arches. Today the colour Red in fast food industry stands for hunger, stimulation, appetite and attention while the Yellow meant happiness and friendliness. Together they stand for Speed and for being quick. McDonald's has made and keeps making changes to it's logos depending on the need, situations and country they operate in. For example in Europe and Germany they had used Deep Green instead of Red to show they are eco friendly. Once they went ahead and ditched the golden yellow to Blue to be in alignment with the citys natural decor. While saying all this, it was Ray Kroc's understanding that standardization was the key to his business. Right from the process in the kitchen to cleaning, serving etc. which reflected in the brand as well and the legacy continues. I took this pic from Mad Over Marketing popularly known as MOM. #branding #ang #mom #anglobal #marketing #logos

Crafting Yuca Bistro: From Idea to Reality 🖌️ Our Creative Journey: The creative process that brought Yuca Bistro from a simple idea to a vibrant reality was a fun and collobrative experince for our team. The journey began with a spark of inspiration fueled by passion and creativity, and the desire to reimagine the boba tea culture. Through extensive brainstorming the vision for Yuca Bistro started taking shape. 🧋Our Design: With a clear vision in mind, the design and development phase commenced. Our team created an immersive experience for boba tea enthusiasts. From the layout of the space to the selection of materials, every detail was carefully decided to enhance functionality and aesthetics. 💻 Our Development: At the heart of Yuca Bistro lies a spirit of innovation. From AI-driven automation to smart inventory management, leading-edge technologies were integrated into the project idea to enhance efficiency, quality, and customer experience. After all of the dedicated time and creative collaboration, Yuca Bistro emerged as a beacon of innovation and delight. It's more than just a cafe; it's a cultural phenomenon that celebrates the artistry of boba tea while pushing boundaries in design, technology, and customer engagement. Learn more about this project here: https://lnkd.in/dr2q2zpV #YucaBistro #CreativeProcess #Innovation #DesignJourney #BobaTeaCulture #CollaborativeEffort #UserCentricDesign #TechnologyIntegration

Placemaking is becoming the heart of developers' and retailers' brick-and-mortar strategies. This practice gives #retailers and #realestate developers tools to attract more traffic from a wider range of consumers and give these consumers a reason to spend more time in the store or space. Considering the manifold benefits of placemaking, this pivotal #strategy is poised to further intensify in 2024. Dive into the details in this week's brief.

Did you know that the Golden Arches, often perceived as the letter M, have a deeper meaning and an interesting history? They represent the enduring symbol of McDonald's and carry a true legacy. Our latest blog uncovers the true significance behind this epic logo. Join us on this journey as we explore the origins, evolution, and cultural impact of the Golden Arches. Enjoy the read and feel free to share your thoughts in the comments! #McDonaldsIndia #GoldenArches #McDonaldsHistory #IconicSymbol #BlogPost https://lnkd.in/dU_JDsQc

🌟 Can the Bandwagon Effect Justify Product Quality? This Mother’s Day, I had an amazing experience at Central Square BGC in Taguig! Among the pop-up stores, one really stood out with a cool and unique product that caught everyone’s attention. Ever heard of transparent soda cans with blinking LEDs at the bottom? 🥤✨ It was fascinating and refreshing—a perfect treat on such a hot and sunny day. I noticed everyone had this blinking soda drink. The curiosity and excitement were undeniable! And if you ask me if it’s any good—my answer is: it’s great! The flavors (lemon, strawberry, and blueberry) were refreshing, especially on a hot summer day. It’s a great reminder of how unique experiences and creative concepts can leave a lasting impression. Kudos to the team behind this awesome idea! Where can I franchise this? Hahaha! Have you discovered any cool products or experiences lately? Share them below! Let’s celebrate creativity together. 🎉 #Innovation #UniqueExperience #Creativity #BGC #CentralSquare #MothersDay #RefreshingIdeas

𝑲𝒐𝒑𝒊, 𝑻𝒆𝒂 𝒐𝒓 𝑴𝒆? ☕️🫖 It has to be kopi (coffee) for me from Great Nanyang Heritage Coffee. ☕️ Of course, there’s more to coffee from this theme shop that I like. Here’s why: 🍞1. Emotions: modeled after the 60s old school kopitiam (coffeeshop) in Singapore/malaysia, it really pulled my heartstrings. From vintage memorabilia (like old vinyls, magazines, dial phones, ti-kam to GreenSpot glass bottles), marble table top n wooden chairs, menu of wooden backcover etc) took me down memory lane. Everything felt nicely put together. Nothing really felt out of place. Entering the shop is entering a time machine. ☕️2. Food: the old school theme is backed by a strong authentic food/drinks menu. You can find all-time fav like nasi lemak to “Ho Kar Sai” (literally means “tiger bites lion” in Hokkien dialect) a concoction of Milo plus coffee. I’ll leave you to explore their menu. This is after all not a good blog. Ha. 🍞3. Service: Staff are generally efficient and polite. Nothing to shout about. Right? Well, good service attitudes are getting rarer these days. Definitely a big tick in my service checklist! ☕️4. Price: considering the prime location in Orchard, prices are reasonable IMO. A cup of kopi-o cost $1.80 (excluding taxes). Accessible prices mean more customers can get the chance to experience their food journey. 🍞5. Design: the overall design nailed it for me. The mock-up mom n pop store on the side with all the memorabilia is 💯 IG/ Xiaohingshu/TikTok worthy! Talk about “residual value” post visit. 🤔The greatest takeaway for me? 👊🏼If you have a theme in mind for your business, make sure that all the elements are put together cohesively to deliver a narrative. Much like what the Great Nanyang Heritage Cafe has done. Nothing standalone. Nothing haphazard. Only then, you get the chance to throw customers into “the zone” and immerse them in your story. >>>>>>>>>> Till the next retail walk… ☕️😉. I’m Kelvin C. >>>>>>>>>> #retail #retailwalker #foodandbeverage #coffee #marketing #branding #storytelling #creativity #ccpn #kelvinc

So useful for the kitchen product Link: https://lnkd.in/dEx32Nhx The mat’s raised ridges separate items, allowing air to circulate optimally. #So #useful #for #the #kitchen #technoant #innovation #onlineshopping #management

Step into the heart of a bustling restaurant, where every clink of cutlery and laughter weaves the story of its vibrancy. As a passionate designer, I took on the challenge of redesigning this lively space, a journey filled with unique hurdles and rewarding triumphs. Picture this: a canvas of challenges – from weaving in fresh aesthetics without disrupting the rhythm to ensuring a seamless experience for both patrons and staff. It was a puzzle, a dance between creativity and practicality. But here's the magic: We didn't just meet the challenges; we embraced them. The result? A harmonious blend of the familiar and the renewed, a space where each detail tells a tale of innovation. Now, as I stand amidst this restaurant redesign's success, I invite you. Curious about the alchemy that turned challenges into opportunities? I'd like you to approach me, and let's explore the untapped potential in your space together. Let's create more than a restaurant; let's craft an experience. 🌟🍽️ . . . . . #restaurantdesign #innovationinaction #transformyourspace #dubaides