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RETIRED! visual merchandiser + stylist . store designer . creative retail design professional for 50 years - including visuals for the Walt Disney Company

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one coast retailer
puget sound business journal
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'You've Got Mail': Shop Around the Corner
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'Mannequin': Prince & Co.
'Shopgirl': Neiman Marcus

Use Color Effectively

The visual sense is the strongest developed one in most human beings. It’s only natural that 90% of an assessment for trying out a product is made by color alone. So how do colors really affect us and what is the science of colors in marketing?

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Specialty Store Services

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Shopify Blog

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firefly store solutions retail design blog

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design:retail

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AAA Retail Store Fixtures

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blog | anthropologie

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Disney Talking Point | The Disney Institute Blog
Bob Phibbs, Retail Doctor
WindowsWear.com
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my retail design philosophy:

"The thing is, retail design is driven by psychology.

It is by manipulating space, visuals, lighting, sound, smell, and mood

that we influence customers to enter, stay, browse, buy - and return.

It is an endless exercise in change, endurance, growth, education, and imagination

that enables retailers to stay on top of their game and at the forefront of their customer's minds.

What you sell is important - but even the very best product won't sell at full price if it is presented in torn boxes on dirty shelves in a store that is too crowded to turn around in.

Visual impact is a vital part of a successful business,

and utilizing the principles that have been proven to work WILL help you succeed!"

~ debi ward kennedy, professional retail visual designer + stylist

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