Visual Merchandising and Commercial Interior Design in Family Boutiques
Caso específico con detalles y colores
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revvisual.v7.2463Keywords:
Visual Merchandising, Interior Design, Boutique, Family Business, Point of Sale, Means of Action, ConsumerAbstract
The purpose of this study was to analyze the presence of visual merchandising within commercial interior design in family boutiques. The customer's shopping experience and their perception regarding the means of action used. The Colombian GEF store was taken as a reference point, from which evaluation standard were established in a specific case the Ecuadorian boutique with details and colors. The applied descriptive research allowed to obtain as a result a brand and management diagnosis, and to propose a conceptual model to be used in type premises. The planned merchandising - environment link creates loyalty and profitability.
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