Market Sector： 体验式零售

The Future of Retail: How AI, Experience, and Sensory Design Are Reshaping Brick-and-Mortar

MG2 Principal Melissa Gonzalez was recently quoted in a Colliers Knowledge Leader article by Anjee Solanki on how intentional sensory design is shaping the future of retail.

“Sensory elements offer the highest return on experience (ROX) when integrated into physical retail environments. According to MG2’s Advisory Wellness Report, a Colliers Engineering & Design company, about 60% of respondents said sounds generated by physical events (like waves or rain) and natural lighting neutralized their anxieties and helped them feel calm. ‘Brands that can help them unplug and be present by creating community-driven environments–that’s another value proposition,’ shares Melissa Gonzalez, Principal and Founder of MG2 Advisory (now part of Colliers Engineering & Design).”

Read the full article in Colliers Knowledge Leader

Sorel Pop-up 荣获 Shop! 全球大奖

Shop! Association has announced its 2025 Global Award Winners. We’re proud that our design for SOREL’s Pop-Up in New York City has won for Specialty Store Concepts.

“The winners of the Shop! Global Awards represent the best of the best worldwide, setting the standard for excellence and innovation throughout the in-store experience,” said @Leo van de Polder, SMP MaRC, Global Development Director, Shop! Association.

Read more in Shop! Association

Sorel Pop-up: A Dazzling Design Tribute to the Caribou Silhouette.

GRAY Magazine has just announced it’s finalists for the 8th annual GRAY Awards and MG2’s design for SOREL’s New York City pop-up is among them.

SOREL partnered with MG2 to open a pop-up shop in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood in 2023 to help drive awareness, customer engagement, sales, and marketing integration data for future strategies.

Read more in GRAY Magazine

通过设计实现饮食娱乐

MG2 Principal and Founder of MG2 Advisory Melissa Gonzales joined Anjee Solanki of Colliers on the Retail: Recorded podcast to discuss the evolution of eatertainment and findings from MG2 Advisory’s report.

Melissa shares her approach to balancing cost, flexibility, and storytelling to create spaces that foster connection, community, and memorable experiences.

Listen to the full podcast on Colliers’ website

VMSD 公布 2025 年设计师名单

We’re excited to announce that MG2 Designer Ryan Todys has been named one of VMSD’s 2025 Designer Dozen!

In discussing with VMSD Editor-in-Chief Carly Hagedon what he enjoys most about his position, Ryan said, “I love a good puzzle, and I really enjoy the space planning side of retail design. A perfect retail space is hard to come by, and many of the spaces I work with have challenging footprints or obstacles to work around. I enjoy the process of figuring out how to make interiors work and the rewarding feeling of getting all the different pieces to fit together.”

Read more in VMSD

Research & Insights – March 2025

What if EV Charging Environments Met Unreasonable Hospitality?

As the EV market continues to grow, so do the expectations for charging stations, which are evolving into essential parts of the expanding EV ecosystem. Today’s consumers, whether current owners or prospective owners, seek more than just convenience; they desire seamless technology, welcoming spaces, and amenities that align with their values and lifestyles. A thoughtful, inviting atmosphere rooted in the principles of unreasonable hospitality can transform an otherwise transactional charging stop into a memorable experience, one that exceeds expectations and fosters connections beyond utility. As needs vary across locations and user types, charging stations must deliver both efficiency and satisfaction. This exploration looks at how these spaces can adapt to meet evolving demands and expectations, uncovering opportunities to design environments that are both functional and engaging.

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What We Learned

According to our study, discover how consumer personas and their experiences with and expectations of EV charging environments can inform which service offerings and enhanced features would provide the most value and greater consumer satisfaction.

The Speed Seeker

Charging is a race against time – it should be fast, seamless, and hassle-free. And loyalty perks such as priority access make it even better.

The Comfort Cruiser

Charging is a break from the chaos of the day – it should be calming and stress-free. And the environment featuring creature comforts is vital to unwind.

The Destination Dweller

Charging is just the start – it should be an immersive experience with food and entertainment. And the additional services and amenities do not go unchecked.

EV Charging’s Future: Going the Extra Mile to Keep Core Users and Attract New

As EV charging environments evolve, the future of these spaces lies in creating a holistic, hospitable experience that caters to both the need for convenience and the desire for engagement. While consumers expect basic amenities like Wi-Fi, phone charging ports, and clean restrooms, the true magic happens when these spaces go beyond the expected. Surprising and delighting visitors with thoughtful offerings, such as locally sourced coffee, community-driven programming, and seamless technology for effortless navigation and charging, fosters a deeper connection with the space. These features not only enhance the experience but also celebrate local culture and design, creating an environment that feels both familiar and refreshing. Additionally, interior designs that inspire through educational elements and a sense of calm offer a retreat-like atmosphere, balancing functionality with serenity. EV brands must remember that some consumers seek efficiency, eager to charge and go, while others want to linger and immerse themselves in the experience. The key to success is providing a space that caters to both, offering convenience for those on the move and engagement for those who want to enjoy the journey, along with a mix of formats in your real estate portfolio to ensure versatility and appeal to a diverse audience. By thoughtfully designing these elements, EV charging stations can become not just functional pit stops, but destinations that inspire brand loyalty and trust for years to come.

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快闪店展现其多功能性：产品首发、活动搭配和实地测试

Retail TouchPoints’ recently published article, “Pop-Ups Prove Their Versatility: Product Debuts, Event Tie-Ins, and On-the-Ground Testing,” features Kizik’s NYC pop-up, designed by MG2. The experiential pop-up on Greene Street in New York’s SoHo neighborhood introduced the brand for the first time to a New York audience—consumers, traditional media, and influencers. The pop-up proved so popular it remained open for five weeks longer than anticipated.

“Retailers also use pop-ups as testing grounds for permanent brick-and-mortar locations, as Kizik and design firm MG2 did with the retailer’s NYC pop-up in 2024,” wrote Retail Touchpoints Editor Adam Blair. “The original pop-up proved so popular that Kizik extended its original operating dates while the brand planned two permanent shops — one in King of Prussia, Pa. and the other in the Mall of America.”

Read more in Retail TouchPoints

Blank Street Coffee 会成为下一个星巴克吗？

MG2 Principal Melissa Gonzalez spoke with Inside Retail’s Editor Nicole Kirichanskaya on the new and upcoming brand, Blank Street Coffee.

“As the MG2 Principal told Inside Retail, ‘The brand’s minimalist aesthetic and trendy beverage options, such as the matcha-based drinks and seasonal cold brews, contribute to the company’s cult-like following and viral content moments.'”

Read more at Inside Retail

商店设计：经受住时间考验的元素

Chain Store Age featured MG2 Principal Melissa Gonzalez in their cover story “Store Design: Elements That Have Stood the Test of Time” by Connie Robbins Gentry.

Here’s a portion of the article with Gonzalez discussing window displays and flooring:

“‘Retailers are being a lot more creative with the storytelling they’re doing in the window display,’ she said adding that some windows are now designed for an Instagram moment or a TikTok share. Flooring is another way that retailers ‘guide the journey’ for their customers, according to Gonzalez. There are the obvious functional considerations to flooring, but equally important is the aesthetic aspect — choosing the right woods, the right colors, the right patterns.”

Read more on page 12 in Chain Store Age

Research & Insights – March 2025

The Experience Equation: How QSR & Fast Casual Can Redefine Dining

Blending Speed, Design, and Innovation to Build Loyalty

Consumer expectations for QSR and Fast Casual Dining have expanded beyond just speed and affordability. Today, diners seek immersive brand experiences that combine personalization, efficiency, and community. To stay competitive, QSR and Fast Casual brands must rethink their spaces as hubs for meaningful interactions that foster loyalty and enhance brand identity. While advancements like digital ordering and streamlined operations have boosted convenience, the deeper opportunity lies in designing environments that seamlessly integrate speed, authenticity, and modern appeal. Our investigation aimed to uncover innovative strategies that redefine QSR and Fast Casual Dining, creating memorable brand experiences that captivate consumers for years to come.

The full report is available for download at the bottom of this page. Take me there now!

What We Learned

Per our study, our respondents shared the following key insights as it relates to their experience with and expectations of QSR and Fast Casual dining environments, and which service offerings and elevated features would deliver the most value and greater consumer satisfaction:

Sensorial Details

Nearly 60% of all respondents stated warm and inviting lighting or overall atmosphere ambiance fuels a sense of comfort and memorability

Premium Features

1 out of 2 respondents desire open kitchens with visible food preparation areas, adding an element of theatre and confidence when it comes to cleanliness and freshness of the food

Supportive Technology

Nearly 55% of all respondents find mobile apps for digital loyalty programs and order/pay ahead capabilities to be tied for the technology that delivers on value

Innovative Formats

Roughly 80% of all respondents are interested in experiencing mobile kitchens or food trucks, as well as experiential kitchens that feature immersive brand environments and themed decor

Personalized Offerings

More than 50% of all respondents find personalized promotions that reflect an individual’s preferences, including previous orders, to be a leading driver of loyalty and establishes a greater sense of brand affinity

Going Beyond the Meal: Elevating Quick Service and Fast Casual Dining Through Design, Innovation, and Community

The future of QSR and Fast Casual dining goes beyond just quality, speed, and convenience; it’s about crafting environments that engage, inspire, and connect with consumers on a deeper level. While efficiency remains paramount, today’s consumers seek more than just a quick bite; they crave experiences that blend quality food with thoughtful design, innovative technology, and meaningful brand interactions. Aesthetic appeal plays a crucial role in shaping perceptions, with warm lighting, open kitchens, and hybrid dining spaces enhancing ambiance and fostering a sense of community. Meanwhile, strategic promotions and partnerships, whether through collaborations with local farmers, artists, or influencers, further elevate brand identity, creating a sense of belonging and excitement. Limited-time menus, pop-ups, and gamified ordering add an element of surprise and delight, keeping customers engaged and eager to return. By balancing functionality with creativity, QSR and Fast Casual brands can transform routine dining into something memorable, ensuring they meet, and even exceed, evolving consumer expectations.

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2025年重塑零售扩张的趋势

Forbes Contributor Brin Snelling interviewed Principal and Founder of MG2 Advisory Melissa Gonzalez on the trends reshaping retail.

“There’s a shift to smaller in general – smaller formats, shorter leases, more agile environments,” shared Gonzalez, adding, “What is the point of the store? It’s not about inventory now, especially as consumers are getting more and more comfortable shopping online.”

Read more in Frobes

SOREL Pop-up Named One of Interior Design’s 2024 Best of Year Awards Honorees

的 SOREL pop-up has been named one of Interior Design’s 2024 Best of Year Awards Honorees.

Interior Design’s 19th annual Best of Year Awards celebrate outstanding projects and products across the design industry. Winners were revealed by Editor-in-Chief Cindy Allen during a vibrant ceremony in Manhattan on December 12. But the celebration doesn’t stop there! Discover who earned top honors in each category, and raise a glass to another year of bold, inspiring design.

Read more in Interior Design

Research & Insights – November 2024

Women’s Beauty: Do You Fit in Her Beauty Journey? Your Consumer is Evolving, Ensure You Evolve With Them.

Today’s beauty landscape is a diverse one, especially as it relates to varying generational preferences. The oldest Gen Alpha consumer may only be 14 years old however in 2023 they drove nearly $4.7 billion on beauty purchases, outspending every other demographic.* And while it is important for brands and retailers to identify strategic ways to engage and connect with this young consumer in-store, it is of equal importance that Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomer consumers do not feel alienated, undervalued or underserved, especially considering their collective spending power. In our investigation, we took a deeper dive into understanding these cross-generational beauty consumer behaviors and preferences to reveal future-forward store design and programming opportunities that encompass a holistic lens around the diversity of today’s consumer, the affinities and differences around new routes to discovery, as well as drivers to in-store engagement and customer loyalty.

*AYTM 2024

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What We Learned

Per our investigation, our respondents shared the following key insights as it relates to their experience with and their perception of women’s beauty environments, and which offerings and touchpoints in-store would deliver the most value:

Motivating Factors

MORE THAN HALF of all respondents indicated it is of equal importance to be both educated and inspired when shopping in-store, rather than one over the other

Product Engagement

NEARLY 70% of all respondents desire the ability to freely touch products and styling tools in-store, with 51% desiring a test/try experimentation bar for this very purpose

Merchandising Preferences

#1 for all respondents is a desire for regimen-based merchandising year-over-year (e.g. face, skin, hair)

Sustainable Initiatives

MORE THAN 60% of all respondents are interested in beauty product and packaging recycling receptacles being featured in-store

Technology Integration

3 OUT OF 5 respondents find skin scan or makeup mirrors for personalized product recommendations and education to be a value driver to the shopping experience

Multigenerational Relevance is Key to a Beauty Brand’s Longevity

The beauty landscape is an increasingly competitive one, and from Gen Alpha to Boomers, consumers are doing their best to keep up with the latest social media trends while identifying which brands and products will best support their individual needs along their beauty journey. In-store, product education, and inspiration are table stakes. Consumers are eager to learn and discover in an environment that prioritizes a sense of empowerment and play, giving them the freedom to test products at their leisure. They also value informative displays and visuals, both digital and physical, as a means to learn and discover. When it comes to merchandising, consumers value a convenient and efficient shopping experience, desiring regimen-based planning at the shelf to help them find an effective solution quickly. Consumers of all ages are intrigued by emerging trends, such as clean beauty and inclusive beauty, and they value product and peer recommendations in-store to help inform their purchase-making decisions. In exchange for their loyalty and repeat spending, beauty consumers want rewards programs that are points-driven and result in perks such as free shipping, gifts, and exclusive events. Most importantly, as beauty consumers face new life changes, they want the brands they have come to trust to continue to be there for them while giving them the opportunity to explore something new. No matter their age or where they are on their beauty journey, consumers are ever-changing, and they expect brands to evolve and adapt with them.

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快闪文化：消费者愿意为了免费走多远？

Glossy Senior Beauty Reporter Emily Jensen spoke with MG2 Principal Melissa Gonzalez about pop-up culture.

“Long lines can often be a sign of success, but Gonzalez said organizers need to be proactive about how consumers are experiencing long wait times, such as by sending out ambassadors to entertain those waiting in line or handing out free samples. ‘You keep the positive energy while they’re out there for you,’ said Gonzalez, whose firm has created experiential pop-ups for likes of footwear brand Sorel 和 the Amazon Prime show ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.’ ‘That way, being in that line becomes part of the experience in a positive way, too.'”

Read more in Glossy

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Kizik Pop-up

MG2 has been working closely with digital-native, direct-to-consumer footwear brand Kizik to bring its hands-free technology to brick-and-mortar. Kizik’s experiential pop-up on Greene Street in New York’s SoHo neighborhood introduced the brand for the first time to a New York audience—consumers, traditional media, and influencers. 

At the entrance of the space, a “conveyor belt” display of footwear led to the brand’s AHA moment, a “hands-free try-on” experience to determine fit and size. The entire process of shopping the pop-up was frictionless. A full range of styles were displayed and drop shipping allowed consumers to purchase their shoes without the hassle and inconvenience of lugging them around the city.

Motion, visualized through dynamic lighting, was a theme throughout the pop-up. Digital screens conveyed Kizik’s new tagline: “Motion is magic.” After engaging with the brand, consumers were invited to unlock a mystery door at the back of the store which led to an illuminated portal. An immersive and interactive color display allowed them to use their bodies to create a personalized light show. 

The Kizik pop-up provided an immersive experience that evoked a sense of endless possibilities, showcasing the magic of motion. Originally scheduled to run for one weekend, the pop-up was so successful, it was extended an additional five weeks.

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健康与保健浪潮

随着整体健康理念在社会中扎根，营销人员正在探索与顾客沟通的新方式，以促进健康。“从生活方式的角度来看，品牌可以做出各种各样的承诺，” MG2 负责人梅丽莎·冈萨雷斯 (Melissa Gonzalez) 说道。 “它可以是任何东西，从新产品到美容部门的部分，从健康的角度解释其好处，再到对环境问题的认识。”

“2024 年 1 月 整体健康报告 从 MG2 公告 该集团探索营销人员如何利用其所认为的下一个健康前沿：零售店。报告指出：“通过以健康的视角评估传统的店铺设计元素，品牌有机会打造更全面的环境，而不仅仅是物质层面，并兼顾认知、情感和精神健康属性。”

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Eatertainment Venues Must ‘Earn’ Customers’ Time with Community and Camaraderie

Recently highlighted in Retail TouchPoints by Editor Adam Blair, For the Thrill of It: Eatertainment Experiences That Cater to All dives into the key drivers of a successful eatertainment venue.

“There’s a reason that ‘eat’ comes first in ‘eatertainment.’ ‘People want to have a one-stop destination, and if you can do that successfully, you’ll earn more of their time and wallet,’ said Melissa Gonzalez.”

Read more on Retail TouchPoints

SOREL Pop-up Named One of VMSD International Visual Competition Awards Honorable Mention

的 SOREL pop-up has been named one of the VMSD International Visual Competition Awards Honorable Mention.

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MG2 入选《建筑设计+施工》杂志 2024 年 200 强建筑公司

MG2 在《建筑设计+建筑媒体》最近发布的 2024 年 200 强建筑公司榜单中名列前 20 名。

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消费者体验

SOREL

SOREL, a renowned brand, opened a pop-up shop in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood in 2023 as part of its strategy to expand its brand presence. To achieve this, the company partnered with MG2 to create a pop-up shop that will help drive awareness, customer engagement, sales, and marketing integration data for future strategies. This pop-up shop also marks the brand’s 50th anniversary of the iconic Caribou silhouette.

The bold storefront features full saturation of the brand’s signature color – “Optimized Orange” –  a life-size polar bear featuring local art, and illuminated custom signage that provides a peek into the pop-up experience. The team leveraged augmented reality tech to enhance the in-store experience, including a full-body mirror-sized screen that customers can stand in front of to interact with various weather effects. This innovative approach to retail design showcases SOREL’s commitment to providing customers with an immersive and memorable shopping experience.

The AR Mirror with various branded filters and experiences is also visible from the street.
The boot customization charm bar allows shoppers to add charms, chains, and bands to their shoes.

Video provided by SOREL.

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Waterford

When Waterford, a 200-year-old luxury crystal brand, aimed to revitalize its image and appeal to a younger, diverse clientele, it partnered with MG2/The Lionesque Group to create its first pop-up store in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood: a stunningly immersive experience that showcased the brand’s heritage while embracing modern design to paint a bright future.

Engaging Younger Generations

Through its experience, Waterford sought to tap into the millennial and Gen-Z market, convey its brand story innovatively, and expand regional awareness. The company’s goal was to lay the groundwork for its transition from an exclusive luxury brand to a contemporary, approachable choice for everyday glassware and décor, resonating with younger generations.

Merging Tradition and Modernity

MG2/The Lionesque Group designed a visually engaging pop-up, merging Waterford’s rich history with its progressive future to create a captivating retail experience. Upon entry, visitors were greeted by a striking black-and-white portrait from the latest campaign, setting the tone for a modern, immersive space. 

With a strategic layout that encouraged customers to explore and interact with the products, the retail space’s interiors featured a blend of traditional and contemporary materials, including copper accents shrouded in an edgy rock motif. Throughout, projection-mapped imagery immersed shoppers with visual depictions of the brand’s Irish roots.

A carefully curated branded experience that established next-era elegance.

Balancing Aesthetics and Practicality

Designers curated high-quality, cost-effective materials that stayed true to Waterford’s vision while skillfully balancing the brand’s desired materiality with practical concerns. Where budgeted for, high-end materials such as real copper added luxury and sophistication. To ensure these finishes remained visually appealing, the team educated store associates on proper maintenance to preserve their integrity.

MG2/The Lionesque Group’s comprehensive approach covered everything from reviewing branding materials and SKU lists to managing build-out and staffing while addressing practical concerns such as point-of-sale coordination, associate training, and inventory management. With operational coordination in check, the Waterford team was free to focus on attracting a new audience and driving sales.

Setting the Stage for Brand Evolution

The immersive retail experience, skillfully blending Waterford’s heritage with modern design elements, successfully redefined the brand’s image and connected with a new generation of consumers. With innovative approaches that helped spark renewed interest in the company’s products as everyday glassware and décor options, the pop-up store’s success reinforced the brand’s timeless appeal and adaptability in the evolving luxury market, positioning it for continued growth.

消费者体验

Alpha Industries

Launching A Debut Physical Retail Experience

Alpha Industries, known for its iconic military streetwear clothing, partnered with retail experts at MG2/The Lionesque Group to launch its first physical retail experience in the Soho neighborhood of New York City. The brand sought to create a concept that would drive sales and tell the company’s story through key heritage moments.

Together with our team of designers, strategists, and project managers, Alpha Industries launched a dynamic and engaging retail environment that helped elevate brand awareness in local markets.

Creating a Branded Pop-Up Environment

MG2/The Lionesque Group was challenged to create a retail experience that would effectively raise name recognition, educate consumers on the company’s history, establish brand loyalty, create impactful moments, and test the viability of physical retail for the brand.

Maximizing Impact: Immersive Retail Strategies

To bring Alpha Industries’ story to life, the team developed an immersive and impactful retail experience, complete with a vintage jacket collection, a 14-foot-tall military plane rudder, woodland camo fabric elements, and an impactful ceiling installation that utilized the brand’s iconic “Remove Before Flight” tags. 

MG2/The Lionesque Group also designed the space with larger-than-life environmental graphics featuring trademark colors and engaging questions that sparked conversations between guests and associates. During production, designers leveraged 2D layouts and 3D renderings to create a clear picture of the final product. In addition to owning build-out management, staffing set-up and operations support was also provided to ensure a seamless customer experience.

A Success Story in Brand Awareness

Alpha Industries’ partnership with MG2/The Lionesque Group resulted in an engaging, multi-sensory retail space showcasing products in the aura of its iconic history. The experience successfully raised brand awareness in local markets and digital channels, educated consumers on the company’s legacy, helped establish a loyal customer base, created impactful, Instagram-able moments, and solidified Alpha Industries’ position as a leader in the military streetwear clothing industry. Since opening its doors, the SoHo pop-up has been featured in Women’s Wears Daily, VMSD, and Chainstore Age.

  • 项目细节

  • 地点 纽约州，纽约
  • 客户 Alpha Industries
  • 市场分类
  • 规模 600平方英尺
  • 设计服务
消费者体验

FITURE

Rear-illuminated back panel in the FITURE retail space

Elevating fitness retail through immersive design

As the #1 most popular connected fitness brand in Asia, FITURE set out to revolutionize the home workout industry with its innovative Motion Engine™ technology and interactive fitness mirror. With the goal of introducing the brand to American consumers, FITURE partnered with retail experts at MG2/The Lionesque Group to bring to life a 600-square-foot pop-up space strategically located in The Westchester Mall in White Plains, NY.

The overall design of the FITURE retail space Caption: The FITURE retail space is a unique and memorable experience for visitors

The team designed three test stations that showcased the mirror and its innovative technology, complete with custom cabinets, ottomans, and a rear-illuminated back panel.

Maximizing Impact in a Small Footprint

Faced with the challenge of creating an impactful, experiential, and fun environment within a limited space, MG2/The Lionesque Group leveraged expertise in retail design and construction management to develop a next-generation in-store experience. The team designed three test stations that showcased the mirror and its innovative technology, complete with custom cabinets, ottomans, and a rear-illuminated back panel.

Rear-illuminated back panel in the FITURE retail space Caption: The rear-illuminated back panel highlights the innovative technology of the FITURE mirror

A Dynamic and Engaging Retail Space

To bring the FITURE brand to life, MG2/The Lionesque Group filled the space with larger-than-life environmental graphics featuring trademark colors, popular instructors, and engaging questions that spark conversations between guests and associates.

The team also used recycled LVT flooring to evoke movement and clearly denote individual testing zones. Attracting passers-by into the space is an eye-catching display that highlights the interactive elements of the UI experience with a striking infinity mirror and blue cords that mimics the Motion Engine™ technology.

Custom cabinets and ottomans in the FITURE retail space

Introducing FITURE to the American Market

The resulting environment was a dynamic and engaging retail experience that effectively introduced the FITURE brand and its innovative technology to the American market. Leveraging a combination of impactful design and interactive features, MG2/The Lionesque Group produced a unique and memorable experience for guests, helping solidify FITURE’s position as a leader in the connected fitness industry.

  • 项目细节

  • 地点 White Plains, New York
  • 客户 FITURE
  • 市场分类
  • 规模 600平方英尺
  • 设计服务

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