The act of shopping is getting more sophisticated and nuanced. In the digital age, how can can designers create physical stores that attract customers? In this highly respected speaker program presented by Artichoke magazine, we uncover the value of retail design, from supermarkets and fast food chains to fashion boutiques.
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Image: Habbot Store at The Strand by Fiona Lynch Design. Photography: Brooke Holm.
Speakers.
Mark Landini
Creative Director, Landini Associates
Mark Landini is creative director of Landini Associates, a multidisciplinary design and brand consultancy working globally from its Sydney base. Since 1993, Landini Associates has created and evolved retail brands, including McDonalds, T2, Aldi, Glassons, Sass & Bide, Jurlique and Coles.
Annie Abbott has a bachelor of commerce and a diploma in interior decoration and design, and has worked at Net-a-porter and Sass & Bide. This mix of commerce and creativity has provided a solid foundation for her footwear brand habbot, which explores architecture, interiors and art both in her designs and creative environments.
Travis Walton established his multi-disciplinary design practice Travis Walton Architecture in 2010. His retail work includes stores for Alannah Hill, Gorman, Globe, Claude Maus and Greene Street Juice Co, which recently won International Store of the Year at the 2015 RetailWeek Interior Awards.
