Take a moment to think about the last shop you visited. Have you brought positive feelings with you? Have you bought a product? Would you go again?
If all the answers are “yes”, it probably has a correct point-of-sale strategy. That’s also known as retail design.

The retail design creates experiences and solves space issues. It’s all to increase costume satisfaction and enhance sales.
But, retail design is a lot more. And, here we give you a few hints of the main factors to know about it.
Adapting the space to optimize profits is the main goal here. This way, we increase sales thanks to better product exposure.
If our retail design is effective, visitors will have a longer walk. The customers’ path will cover a wider surface area and they’ll find new products. That means more sales chances!
Besides, retail design is also in charge to solve poor visibility and access area matters. Giving them a catching touch.

Retail design must be part of a branding strategy. That’s why many brands take advantage of these spaces to share their values.
These spaces must contain the elements of corporate identity.
It’s all about being consistent with our purpose and brand. When our team creates for Converse, it does so with its essence in mind. This way, we develop an experience based on the brand and the product.


The shopping experience goes beyond good service, although it’s also essential. It’s about arousing interest through sensations. So, we get the users to stay longer in our place. And, on many occasions, impulse purchasing.
To maximize clients’ well-being, the process must be comfortable, logical, orderly and attractive. If we can make it fun and inspiring, it’s a winner.
We get this through sensory stimulations. We can combine anything if we keep the concept and the visual identity.
Video walls are dynamic eye-catching features. Aw Lab stores are a great example of video wall emplacement. In there, you can find some of our campaigns.

Now we have the basic concepts of POS strategy or retail design. We’ll continue talking about this topic in future blog posts.
Do you need consulting or do you want to create an experience for your business or brand? Contact us and let’s have a coffee. We know what we’re talking about.