Blog Profile / PSFK: Retail
| URL : | http://www.psfk.com/category/display-categories/retail | |
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| Filed Under: | Industries / Retail | |
| Posts on Regator: | 667 | |
| Posts / Week: | 4.5 | |
| Archived Since: | July 26, 2010 | |
Blog Post Archive
Algae Installation Made From Hundreds Of Plastic Bags
Artist Stefano Arienti creates an underwater-like environment in lighting manufacturer Foscarini's new hybrid gallery/showroom.
Supermarket Concierge Will Enable Shoppers To Place Online Orders
The high-end grocery retailer is going to install service desks in stores with tablets for online transactions.
Crowd-Powered Delivery System Ships Packages Via Twitter
Pick up items on the way to work or become part of a social delivery network in your area.
iPad Stand Replaces Traditional Cash Registers
Mobile payment service Square has introduced the Square Stand that has a built-in credit card swipe machine.
Instant Twitter Delivery Service Brings Sweaters To Chilly City Dwellers
Get a poncho delivered for free in LA when you tweet @senortyrone with the hashtag #ponchoexpress.
Featured: Building A Brand Ethos Through Vulnerability [PSFK 2013]
Neil Blumenthal, Co-Founder of Warby Parker, discusses why the company has been successful through giving.
Featured: Building Cities Using The Power Of The Crowd [PSFK 2013]
Rodrigo Nino, CEO of Prodigy Network, is moving urban funding into the hands of the public in Bogota, Colombia.
Featured: Why People Won’t Buy Without Consulting Their Networks
PSFK Labs recently caught up with Tim Weingarten of The Hunt to talk about how to make social shopping actually social.
LA Opens Outdoor Marketplace For Creative Startups
The Los Feliz neighborhood is set to become a new destination for the local community, featuring shipping containers and outdoor cultural events.
Target Builds Life-Size Dollhouse Retail Space In Grand Central Station
With ad agency Deutsch, the retailer built a pop-up installation to show off its home decor line.
Nike Sneakers Aim To Cast A Positive Light Back On The Marathon
The D.C. outpost of the athletic brand releases a limited collection to commemorate the recent Women Half race.
Featured: Scott Lachut: Warby Parker’s Flagship Foray Into Physical Retail
The iconic eyeglass brand moves offline with its new store, letting customers experience its frames in style.
Body Scanner Finds Riders The Perfect Bike
Roll: Perfect Fit helps customers pick the right chassis and seat design for their lifestyle.
Yayoi Kusama Creates Pumpkin-Inspired Louis Vuitton Pop-Up [Pics]
Brooklyn-based design firm THEVERYMANY collaborated with the Japanese artist to create the fantasy-like store.
Hot Water Transforms Biodegradable Packaging Into A Bowl
Freeze-dried food container doubles as flatware.
featured: Carrie Whitehead: Why The New Frontier Of Curation Is In Online Retail
The Product and UX Manager at Zappos Labs lays out the future of content curation.
Chrome-Like Web Browser Offers Shopping Rewards [Video]
Perk gives users reward points for searching the web or purchasing at its retail partners.
Fab.com To Make Its Own Products In-House
E-commerce site wants to take on Walmart and Amazon by selling things that can't be found on those sites.
Entrepreneurs Take Over Vacant Storefronts To Spur Retail Resurgence [My Ideal City]
Popuphood helps entrepreneurs rent free storefronts as part of derelict revival movement.
Shopping Within Images On Twitter And Facebook
Stipple Shopping lets consumers buy products through picture sharing on social networks.