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Retailing: The Psychology of Retail Design Should Aim To Convert Any and Possibly Every Shopper Into ‘my’ Customer 
It is interesting to understand how peo­ple are individually and collectively conditioned by socio-cultural influ­ences and education. This conditioning defines how we react to a certain space.

December 30, 2009 ( PowerHomeBiz.com )
- It is interesting to understand how peo­ple are individually and collectively conditioned by socio-cultural influ­ences and education. This conditioning defines how we react to a certain space. Retail designers, too, are influenced by this very sentiment. A designer has to think: “How will I react?” … “How will each segment of the target audience react to the space?” … “How can I maximize the design elements to prolong customer dwell-time in the outlet?” … and so on.

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Design plays an important role in influencing customers and fulfilling the client’s objective of a ‘sale’. To be able to catch the attention and influence the thought process of a highly diverse target audience is the challenge a retail designer faces in every project. Whether it is a retail outlet in a mall (type of mall/mar­ket segmentation of the mall matters) or a high street outlet, anybody and every­body needs to be influenced.

The psychology of retail design should aim to convert any and possibly every shopper into ‘my’ customer. It should strive to present the product or products in a manner that entices, invites, engages and empowers the customer and, finally, converts it into a sale.

The designer needs to directly influence the engagement of the customer with the product/shop by ensuring that sales person­nel are strategically located to respond immediately.

Retail design needs to be structured and layered to ensure clarity among all stakeholders - the retailer, designer and cus­tomer. The mental engagement begins before the physical retail encounter so the experience of walking through the retail outlet - irrespective of its size - needs to be rewarding.

Walking through the minds of a potential customer is the way to design. Impulse acts but does not re-engage. Thinking of the thought processes of a shopper’s reaction and consequent actions are the key to good retail design.

Indu Varanasi is principal designer at I R Design, an interior design company.

Ir Design FZ LLC is Interior Designing Company Founded by Mrs. Indu Varanasi.

For Details Visit my Site: http://www.irdesign.org

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Indu Varanasi
Ir Design FZ LLC

 

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