Moxy NYC Chelsea's Hotel Entrance Doubles as a Place to Purchase Flowers
Laura McQuarrie — February 11, 2019 — Lifestyle
References: moxy-hotels.marriott & prnewswire
On February 14th, Moxy NYC Chelsea's hotel entryway will be transforming into a convenient place to buy flowers for Valentine's Day. In collaboration with Putnam & Putnam, Moxy NYC Chelsea is hosting the renowned florist duo's first retail location. Floral arrangements by Putnam & Putnam are often found at celebrity events and fashion shows.
The transformed hotel entryway is set to greet guests with an "overgrown botanical experience" and a shop stocked with a variety of seasonal, fresh-cut flowers and other gifts that are perfect for the holiday. The location will be one of the best places to find last-minute fresh flowers in the city, especially as it will be one of the only retail flower boutiques in the wholesale market to stay open into the afternoon.
The transformed hotel entryway is set to greet guests with an "overgrown botanical experience" and a shop stocked with a variety of seasonal, fresh-cut flowers and other gifts that are perfect for the holiday. The location will be one of the best places to find last-minute fresh flowers in the city, especially as it will be one of the only retail flower boutiques in the wholesale market to stay open into the afternoon.
Trend Themes
1. Retail Hospitality Experiences - Hotels are embracing the opportunity to create unique retail experiences within their entryways, tapping into consumer demand for convenience and immersive environments.
2. Collaborations with Luxury Brands - Hotels are partnering with renowned brands, such as florists, to enhance the guest experience and offer exclusive products and services.
3. Last-minute Retail Solutions - Hotels are capitalizing on their prime locations by providing convenient retail options for customers seeking last-minute purchases.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can leverage the trend of sensory hotel entryways by transforming their entry spaces into unique retail experiences.
2. Floristry - Florists can explore collaborations with hotels and other non-traditional retail spaces to increase brand visibility and reach a wider audience.
3. Retail - Retailers can adapt to the trend of last-minute retail solutions by partnering with hotels or strategically opening temporary retail spaces in high-traffic areas.
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