Make Impact in Small Spaces
Client: Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Vision:
Enhance a small retail space inside a museum that can be adapted for several locations, sizes, and rotating product mix.
Project Scope:
Small spaces call for smaller footprint displays that can showcase a rotating collection of exhibit themes. Displays needed to meet the following requirements:
- A collection of modular displays that could easily adapt to several store layouts.
- Easy integration and changeouts of branded signage and graphics.
- Small footprint displays that pack a big punch in a small space.
- Ability to accommodate various themed merchandise to coordinate with traveling exhibits that come through the museum.
Results:
- With the use of multi-level displays, we helped enhance sightlines and give merchandising space for both small and large items.
- The use of round displays helped to shape the aisles, while also providing flexibility to museum merchandisers to use an individual display in several configurations, separately or together.
- SPC created interesting sightlines, directing traffic flow through the gift shop to create an exciting shopping environment that enticed customers to bring a piece of their experience home.
Testimony:
“Employees at the Science Center got to preview the exhibit today. They are really into the fixtures and recycled aspect. Somebody called it ‘Home Depot Chic’ – I loved it!”
