While retail has traditionally embraced a "bigger is better" approach, many retailers are increasingly turning to smaller footprints.

Most retailers work on a 3-5 year cycle for minor store updates like displays and fixtures, and a 5-7 year cycle for major renovations.

All retail displays are built from one of the following core materials: wood and MDF, metal and wire, solid surfaces, cardboard, and acrylics and glass.

What makes a leading grocer trust the same partner for close to 20 years across hundreds of store projects?

De Vinos y Viandas wine shop in Valladolid, Spain, is a stunning celebration of wine culture through architecture. Winner of five prestigious awards including the A' Design Award (2017-2018) and the EuroShop RetailDesign 2018 Award, this space sets a high bar for retail design.

A few years ago, Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL), also known as Digital Shelf Labels (DSL), were retail novelties—at least in North America.

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According to industry research, gravity-fed systems give retailers huge advantages in sales, operations, and customer experience.

Retail design has undergone major shifts between then and now. A more minimalist approach, one that highlights open spaces, clear eye lines, and fewer products on the shelves, has taken center stage over the last several years.