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Crash Course on Creativity
       Venture Lab
   Stanford University
      Assignment 2

   Guilherme Lamacie
 gui.lamacie@gmail.com
Store of Accessories
• Store working like a little market: chaos in the organization of the
  products, so that discovery can become a fun game; a great variety of
  wearing accessories hanging, a lot of colors, providing a playful and
  fun environment for young, energetic public
• Since accessories can vary with more and more creativity, playfulness
  and fun, especially towards women, were the evident atmosphere
  (this was also noted by the nice paced music, almost all the time sung
  by women: the kind of music proper for a young, female public)
• Logotype, font, symbols transmitting the message of something
  playful and minimalist
Store of Accessories
• It was interesting to note that only the big photographs on the walls
  gave the right impression of the value of product; the shelves, the
  floor, etc, gave the impression of a very simple, cheaper bazar; this is
  something to be considered, so to add extra value to the product; on
  the other hand, many women can become intimidated by an ostensive
  place, and actually help buying accessories that seem expensive... (and
  seeming expensive can be transmitted not only by the price, but also
  through other channels)
• The cheapest items were by the front door, what might call the
  attention of “any public” (not necessarily one selected); the strategy
  implicit was to call anyone and present a cheap version of the
  products and, then, gradually present better quality, more expensive
  products, as one entered the place;
• The invitation to general public was so evident that the salespeople
  only approached a customer that was already seeing/touching a
  product, or browsing it…
Store of Accessories
• Certainly, this strategy served to call a casual and general public, to
  invite them to know the store and check the products; this is also
  related to the position of the entrance, which drew people in, as the
  door was diagonal, opening itself not only to the street side, but also
  to the wide aisle of a contiguous gallery; the diagonal door seems to
  require less effort for someone to enter the store when passing by
  (except of course, for those who come from the opposite side …); but,
  smartly, the accessories store was located at the entrance/exit of a
  market of accessories, so that those interested in this kind of products
  would pass by the diagonal door in the favorable position anyway
• The hats were at the upper part of the visual field, a lot of purses
  hung, and the shelves went down to the floor level, providing a notion
  of “accessories for the whole body”
Store of Accessories

Conclusion:
Many details seem to have been properly designed in a coherent way in
the store;
One potential opportunity is to consider improving the quality of the
furniture, the state of the shelves, etc: since the customers are typically
drawn to details, they will eventually notice that; and since the customers
are typically drawn to aesthetics, they would be influenced by a better
image of that; but, again, not so much as to be ostensive, so as to keep
the “invitation to general public” strategy, that seems to be appropriate
since there are accessories of different costs, types and sizes (i.e. for
everyone)
Menswear Store
• Different from the previous,
  the store in not focused on a
  very diversified public; the
  entrance is nice and elegant,
  with glasses/light reflexes,
  what makes it easier to look
  inside; however, the
  products are “far” from the
  street. This is not really an
  invitation to enter (the cost
  to reach the clothes is
  high…)
Menswear Store
• However, the public seem to be of the kind that enters the store searching
  for specific products and, then, once inside, have the opportunity to
  shop/browse other items…
• Still related to the fact that the products were far away from who is
  walking on the passwalk, an interesting characteristic was the noise inside.
  The main, typical noise, was that of the cars on the street; and the noise of
  the traffic relates to movement, rush, commitment, one having to go
  away… it really transmitted the feeling of time ticking away, passing, while
  you are there, shopping; I considered this a great disadvantage of the
  noise; and, in this case, the fact that the products were put at the bottom
  of the room (see picture) at least helps to avoid a little bit of this noise….
Menswear Store
Conclusion:
• Interestingly, a solution to both problems at once would be to spread the
  products, starting right after the entrance, but going until the bottom of
  the store, both inviting the customer on the sidewalk to enter, and
  concentrating the majority of the products at the bottom, away from the
  street, so as to avoid its noise and leave the customers more relaxed to
  shop/browse further products….
Women’s Shoes Store
This store sells many high heels and platforms, colored and fashion shoes for
women, usually young.
The atmosphere is that of a fashion store, with a DJ at the entrance playing
electronic music, and a nice place, like a square, to hang around, meet people
and mingle..
Women’s Shoes Store
Related to high heels and emotional
impact the store presents itself as
something big, tall, high high
high!!!

The name and logo, are short and
impactant.
Women’s Shoes Store
The art of the rectangles give an
idea of something to fit inside (like a
shoe!!!!);

The aesthetics of the rectangles
remain in every angle that you look!
Women’s Shoes Store
Although the ceiling is very high, all the
products can be reached by almost
anyone, including short kids;
They spread all over the place, in many
different colors, to draw people to
touch and try;
Woman probably get attracted when
they see other women trying the
products as well! (note that this was
also the case of the first store, also for
women!)

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Crash Course on Creativity Store Analysis

  • 1. Crash Course on Creativity Venture Lab Stanford University Assignment 2 Guilherme Lamacie gui.lamacie@gmail.com
  • 2. Store of Accessories • Store working like a little market: chaos in the organization of the products, so that discovery can become a fun game; a great variety of wearing accessories hanging, a lot of colors, providing a playful and fun environment for young, energetic public • Since accessories can vary with more and more creativity, playfulness and fun, especially towards women, were the evident atmosphere (this was also noted by the nice paced music, almost all the time sung by women: the kind of music proper for a young, female public) • Logotype, font, symbols transmitting the message of something playful and minimalist
  • 3. Store of Accessories • It was interesting to note that only the big photographs on the walls gave the right impression of the value of product; the shelves, the floor, etc, gave the impression of a very simple, cheaper bazar; this is something to be considered, so to add extra value to the product; on the other hand, many women can become intimidated by an ostensive place, and actually help buying accessories that seem expensive... (and seeming expensive can be transmitted not only by the price, but also through other channels) • The cheapest items were by the front door, what might call the attention of “any public” (not necessarily one selected); the strategy implicit was to call anyone and present a cheap version of the products and, then, gradually present better quality, more expensive products, as one entered the place; • The invitation to general public was so evident that the salespeople only approached a customer that was already seeing/touching a product, or browsing it…
  • 4. Store of Accessories • Certainly, this strategy served to call a casual and general public, to invite them to know the store and check the products; this is also related to the position of the entrance, which drew people in, as the door was diagonal, opening itself not only to the street side, but also to the wide aisle of a contiguous gallery; the diagonal door seems to require less effort for someone to enter the store when passing by (except of course, for those who come from the opposite side …); but, smartly, the accessories store was located at the entrance/exit of a market of accessories, so that those interested in this kind of products would pass by the diagonal door in the favorable position anyway • The hats were at the upper part of the visual field, a lot of purses hung, and the shelves went down to the floor level, providing a notion of “accessories for the whole body”
  • 5. Store of Accessories Conclusion: Many details seem to have been properly designed in a coherent way in the store; One potential opportunity is to consider improving the quality of the furniture, the state of the shelves, etc: since the customers are typically drawn to details, they will eventually notice that; and since the customers are typically drawn to aesthetics, they would be influenced by a better image of that; but, again, not so much as to be ostensive, so as to keep the “invitation to general public” strategy, that seems to be appropriate since there are accessories of different costs, types and sizes (i.e. for everyone)
  • 6. Menswear Store • Different from the previous, the store in not focused on a very diversified public; the entrance is nice and elegant, with glasses/light reflexes, what makes it easier to look inside; however, the products are “far” from the street. This is not really an invitation to enter (the cost to reach the clothes is high…)
  • 7. Menswear Store • However, the public seem to be of the kind that enters the store searching for specific products and, then, once inside, have the opportunity to shop/browse other items… • Still related to the fact that the products were far away from who is walking on the passwalk, an interesting characteristic was the noise inside. The main, typical noise, was that of the cars on the street; and the noise of the traffic relates to movement, rush, commitment, one having to go away… it really transmitted the feeling of time ticking away, passing, while you are there, shopping; I considered this a great disadvantage of the noise; and, in this case, the fact that the products were put at the bottom of the room (see picture) at least helps to avoid a little bit of this noise….
  • 8. Menswear Store Conclusion: • Interestingly, a solution to both problems at once would be to spread the products, starting right after the entrance, but going until the bottom of the store, both inviting the customer on the sidewalk to enter, and concentrating the majority of the products at the bottom, away from the street, so as to avoid its noise and leave the customers more relaxed to shop/browse further products….
  • 9. Women’s Shoes Store This store sells many high heels and platforms, colored and fashion shoes for women, usually young. The atmosphere is that of a fashion store, with a DJ at the entrance playing electronic music, and a nice place, like a square, to hang around, meet people and mingle..
  • 10. Women’s Shoes Store Related to high heels and emotional impact the store presents itself as something big, tall, high high high!!! The name and logo, are short and impactant.
  • 11. Women’s Shoes Store The art of the rectangles give an idea of something to fit inside (like a shoe!!!!); The aesthetics of the rectangles remain in every angle that you look!
  • 12. Women’s Shoes Store Although the ceiling is very high, all the products can be reached by almost anyone, including short kids; They spread all over the place, in many different colors, to draw people to touch and try; Woman probably get attracted when they see other women trying the products as well! (note that this was also the case of the first store, also for women!)