The annual award recognizes designers and retailers who have left an indelible mark on our industry
With low ceilings, historic decoration and listed status, how has a quintessential department store created something new of its renovated lingerie department?
VMSD discusses the latest trends and innovations for retailers moving into 2024
FOR RETAIL, THIS IS not about a machine artificially creating a realistic TikTok conversation with Margot Robbie. It is about machines recreating how humans think, reason...
VMSD’s 23rd annual International Retail Design Conference (IRDC) took place in Minneapolis Oct. 25-26, 2023, at the Marriott City Center
From the cobblestone streets of SoHo to the trendy Upper East Side, New York continues to influence stores around the world
The 23rd annual International Retail Design Conference sets up shop this month in Minneapolis, home to powerhouse brands Target and Best Buy — as well as...
From Messe Düsseldorf to olive oil lattes, VMSD took a whirlwind tour of Europe this past February and early March.
THE NUMBERS Featuring the largest collection of historic cast-iron buildings in all of New York, the SoHo neighborhood – short for South of Houston Street –...
Recent openings celebrate fresh beginnings, aesthetic sensibility and localization
Winners were crowned and attendees learned there’s no crying in visual merchandising at VMSD’s 22nd annual conference in Columbus, Ohio
We trace retail’s evolution from 1897 to present day
Inflation and the struggles of two prominent American retailers were the talk of the industry
Designers are finding that bank branch layouts offer security and service advantages that translate well to the cannabis space
The Short North Arts District will play host to the 2022 International Retail Design Conference
One of the world’s top tourist destinations offers new opportunities for retail brands
Expo2020 delivered an experience to remember
Interactivity, over-the-top designs were the order of the season
There’s a buzz in the Big Apple as activity returns to physical stores
From supply chain turmoil, to Amazon’s transfer of power, to Walmart’s pandemic pivots
