From Botanical Gin Workshops to Luxury Vehicle Garden Pop-Ups
Rebecca Byers — March 18, 2016 — Marketing
As brands move to create memorable brand immersion experiences through temporary retail concepts, many are launching garden-inspired pop-ups that recall the relaxing nature of being outdoors in the springtime. An easily accessible theme for almost any brand, garden-inspired pop-ups have been hosted by everyone from Comfort fabric softener to Lexus.
A winning example of a spring-themed pop-up is the Horticultural event hosted by Hendrick's Gin at Blake's Hotel Kensington in London. A collaborative experience created by British designer Matthew Williamson and installation artist Rebecca Louise Law, the event gave off the feeling of a garden oasis and served as a whimsical backdrop for product education sessions and tastings.
Possibly linked to the modern obsession with "unplugging" and taking designated breaks from the connected world, many brands are hosting garden-shrouded pop-ups that offer consumers a tranquil escape from the responsibilities of daily life.
A winning example of a spring-themed pop-up is the Horticultural event hosted by Hendrick's Gin at Blake's Hotel Kensington in London. A collaborative experience created by British designer Matthew Williamson and installation artist Rebecca Louise Law, the event gave off the feeling of a garden oasis and served as a whimsical backdrop for product education sessions and tastings.
Possibly linked to the modern obsession with "unplugging" and taking designated breaks from the connected world, many brands are hosting garden-shrouded pop-ups that offer consumers a tranquil escape from the responsibilities of daily life.
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