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A carefully arranged selection of Savoia Americano Rosso, an Italian bitter-sweet aperitif. The elegant, ribbed bottles radiate a deep ruby-red glow and stand in perfect alignment, reflecting both refined product design and Italian tradition.
Photographed in a retail setting at Hamburg’s legendary Alsterhaus, with an eye for symmetry, color, and clarity.
Project renderings designed by McIntosh Poris Associates, located inside the storefront display at 1413 Woodward Ave. (Pepper's Shoes)
Detroit prepares for Super Bowl XL.
K&N needed a modular display that highlighted their product in an organized an eye-catching manner. SMS designed this lightweight, streamlined display that is easy to ship, assemble and move through out the store and commands great brand presence as well.
IT'SUGAR is known for witty window displays. These holiday shopping graphics point out that they have the perfect gifts.
Graphics were applied to the window to create the frame and are used for the hanging signs and "gifts" below.
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Sales clerk stands by the mannequins that are dressed and look similar to her. Bangkok, Thailand, SE Asia
Project renderings designed by McIntosh Poris Associates, located inside the storefront display at 1413 Woodward Ave. (Pepper's Shoes)
Detroit prepares for Super Bowl XL.
PacBlue carries many solutions to display your ideas and creations. Whether you want an A-Frame sandwich board, backlit display, podium or banner stand, we have options to suit every need and budget. Our solutions are perfect for trade shows, marketing events, corporate events, sporting events or whatever other use you can imagine. When you combine one of our displays or stands with the numerous print and substrate options, you are sure to find a winning combination.
Seoul, South Korea - October 27, 2022: A woman leaves a stall selling Halloween-themed items in Namdaemun Market.
SMS added life and drew awareness to Bacardi's Grey Goose Vodka brand through a chic and innovative yet practical display. Because Grey Goose boxes are taller than they are wide, the product tended to fall over in stores. In order to retain the aesthetic appeal of the packaging, SMS developed attractive trays that successfully hold the product in place without interfering with the box design.
This is not just another cardboard, retail sign. This patented system is quick and easy to assemble. It’s foldable and economical to ship. Our high quality graphic print capabilities and graphic design team allow us to fully customize each display for your specific needs. We offer multiple sizes and all of our corrugated displays and signs are made from sustainable and recyclable materials. The Flash Totem is a great value for little cost. We offer the best in-store, point of purchase signs and displays on the market today. We can help you come up with a design that will make an impact in retail stores everywhere and maximize your ROI. Contact us today to get your free quote at www.landaal.com
Hue, Vietnam - January 2, 2020: A woman wearing a conical hat (nón lá) walks through a display outside a souvenir store at the Imperial City.
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Old women potterer carrying pottery. This image was captured on January-23-2028, from Dhamrai, Bangladesh. South Asia
I am really fond of "Shelf Appeal", a journal relating to packaging, merchandising and display that appeared either side of World War 2; it's post-war reincarnation saw it as "Sales Appeal". This, the August 1938, issue is fascinating for several reasons; not only are the adverts of interest but it includes the results of the annual British Packaging Awards.
The winner of the major award for packaging, display and advertising was the York based confectionery company of Rowntree's. Various brands and lines are discussed such as the "Black Magic" chocolate selection, introduced in 1933, and these include some names still with use such as Smarties and Aero.
The main designers of their packaging and display, as well as major elements of their advertising and publicity, was the famous agency of J. Walter Thompson Co. Ltd. and the various manufacturers and printers of their cartons and wrappers included John Waddington Ltd., of Leeds, Ben Johnston Ltd. of York and Bolton based Tillotson's Ltd. The actual award presented was a gold plaque mounted on ivory Catalin and covered in Perspex - very modern.
Catalin was a thermosetting polymer very similar to Bakelite and first produced in 1928 when the original patents to Bakelite expired.