Window displays come in many forms to showcase retail merchandise. Angled windows elongate display space and guide shoppers inside. Corner windows can be seen from two sides. Arcade windows increase display area by setting the entrance back. Shadow boxes and elevated windows enable close inspection of small items like jewelry. Windowless fronts give an open impression of the store's goods. Modular, prefabricated, and prototype structures allow flexibility. Recessed designs provide protected viewing areas. Unique architectural styles worldwide draw in consumers.

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2. Angel window
Display
In order to give more exposure to
the viewer, there are windowless
that are similar text the parallel to the
side walk type, but can feature more
displays in less space.
By angeling the windows , the
display space can be elongeted to
form a vestibule that leads the
shopper into the store.

4. Cornor
Window
Display
A straight front window
which can be seen from two
sides .Usually located in a
parallel to the side walk.

6. Arcades
window display
In arcade windows there are set
back doors or entrances , there by
increaseing the size of display
windows.
 Stores with limited frontage
whose merchandishing philosophy
requires a large window display
space get benefited such a design.

7. Straight
Front
Window
Display
Straight front windows are
glass enclosed areas from
floor from floor to celling
faceing a street on a mall
.They can be opened an
closed to the sides of the
store.

9. Shadow box Window diaplay

10. Shadow box
Stores that features small items such as jewelary require
window structures that enable close inspection of the
merchandise.
Windows of such nature are elevated so that comfortable, clear
viewing is possible.

11. Windowless Window display

12. Windowless
The thought behaind these windows
is the with the ample open frontage ,
the shopper can get the impression of
the stores merchandise and will enter
the premises without being enticed
by a window.

13. Enclosed
Windows
These are ones which have
walls on three sides and
glass on one side to view the
window display.

14. Open Back
Windows
Retailers who believe that the entire
store should be visible to the
consumer from the outside , yet feel
the need to feature conventional
window display, often choose the
open back window structure.

15. Modular
Structure
This structure allows
features to be easily truned
on or off based on the needs
of the store.

16. Prefabricated
structure
In prefabricated structure a multi-
modular adjustable store front
system is provided .
The multi modular store front
system includes an entrance meta
modular that is adjustable to confirm
to different heights and lengths of an
entrance section of a building
structure.
The entrance meta modular
includes columns that are adjustable
to accommodate different heights.

17. Protype
Structure
Protype or standardize store designe
s a specific size. But there are
severale variations of design.

18. Recessed
Structure
These are the images of
recessed structure retail
store.

19. Unique
Building
Design
These are the images of
unique building design of
different retail store which
is located in verious part of
world.

20. Worldwide Consumers Influenced by
Store Displays