They call me Mello Yello
WEEK 19 – Collierville Houston Levee Kroger (II)
We find ourselves back out in the rear actionway now, facing the spot immediately in-between the Dairy department signage (as we saw Thursday) and the Milk & Eggs signage (which we’ll see in the next image). One of the first things that should have caught your eye in this portion of the store is that the wall décor is no longer nearly as dark as what we saw previously in the perishables grand aisle and in the meat departments, trading in the shades of black and gray for a yellow color instead. That said, however, this yellow is by no means comparable to other, brighter yellow colors found in store décor packages (a la Walmart's Project Impact, or even Kroger’s own bountiful and fresh and local décors); and in fact, this seems to me to be a darker yellow color (ochre?), so it manages simultaneously to lighten up the store while also keeping the dark theme going. Cool!
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
They call me Mello Yello
WEEK 19 – Collierville Houston Levee Kroger (II)
We find ourselves back out in the rear actionway now, facing the spot immediately in-between the Dairy department signage (as we saw Thursday) and the Milk & Eggs signage (which we’ll see in the next image). One of the first things that should have caught your eye in this portion of the store is that the wall décor is no longer nearly as dark as what we saw previously in the perishables grand aisle and in the meat departments, trading in the shades of black and gray for a yellow color instead. That said, however, this yellow is by no means comparable to other, brighter yellow colors found in store décor packages (a la Walmart's Project Impact, or even Kroger’s own bountiful and fresh and local décors); and in fact, this seems to me to be a darker yellow color (ochre?), so it manages simultaneously to lighten up the store while also keeping the dark theme going. Cool!
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)