Target Stores: Designed to Sell

Like many other retailers, Target designs its store interiors to maximize shopper interest, encourage in-store browsing, and stimulate impulse purchases.
This week, Businessweek presented an in-depth, behind-the-scenes at how Target stores are designed. As Sam Grobat writes: “The company’s slogan is ‘design for all,’ but when it comes to the stores, it’s more like design for maximum profit.”
Click the image to see a neat Businessweek slideshow.

Illustration by Joseph Lambert for Bloomberg Businessweek

 

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