Made Thought is "a Website That Exists in the Form of a Pop-Up Shop"
Laura McQuarrie — November 8, 2019 — Business
References: madethought & dezeen
The Made Thought store in London introduces an unconventional pop-up concept that was imagined as "'a website that exists' in the form of a pop-up shop." Design Studio Made Thought set up the pop-up as an experimental shop of the future that borrows elements from digital experiences. Inside the shop, visitors will find editorial articles, installations and a variety of products made from responsible materials.
Knowing that consumers crave experiences more than products, Made Thought created an engaging space that showcases its design portfolio and makes items available for purchase in an interesting way that inspires true connection with the physical environment and goods on display.
The Made Thought pop-up is divided into three spaces, including a basement that's regularly transformed in partnership with different brands.
Knowing that consumers crave experiences more than products, Made Thought created an engaging space that showcases its design portfolio and makes items available for purchase in an interesting way that inspires true connection with the physical environment and goods on display.
The Made Thought pop-up is divided into three spaces, including a basement that's regularly transformed in partnership with different brands.
Trend Themes
1. Web-inspired Pop-up Concepts - Opportunity for businesses to create pop-up shops that mimic web experiences and engage customers in a unique way.
2. Experimental Shop of the Future - Potential for businesses to create pop-up shops that serve as experimental spaces to showcase products and engage customers in innovative ways.
3. Craving Experiences Over Products - Opportunity for businesses to focus on creating immersive and interactive experiences in retail spaces to attract and engage customers.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Retail industry can leverage web-inspired pop-up concepts to create innovative and engaging store experiences for customers.
2. Design - Design industry can explore experimental shop concepts to showcase their work and engage customers in unique and interactive ways.
3. Marketing - Marketing industry can use experiential retail concepts to create memorable and interactive brand experiences that drive customer engagement.
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