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CHASH COURSE ON
  CREATIVITY.
OBSERVATION LAV

STORES OBSERVATION



       Cristina Caballero Cros
STORES:
•   DESIGUAL         RETAIL
•   CASA VIVA        HOME RETAIL
•   CAPRABO          Food super market
•   ALAIN AFFLELOU   GLASSES STORE
•   BASE             SPORTS STORE
BEFORE ENTER:
Before to enter...
•   Desigual: is a very known retail shopping (competence to Custo), so it is why draw me in, the
    lettering is no so big, but it doesn’t matter. As you can see, the door is open so ths make me feel
    “Wellcome... Why you don’t visit me?”. The perfume store was very attractive.

•   CASA VIVA: is know as a home retail, no so expensive neither cheap. The lettering is big, and
    the door is open. What draws me in is the colour, white, and it looks like a fashion store that tells
    “Hey, you want to have a “could home”?”.

•   CAPRABO: is a very known supermarket chain in Catalonia. The door is close but open
    automatically. The lettering is very big and hat “extra ad” with opinions and products in promotion.
    Nothing draws to me, but I use to buy on it because is in the way to go home.

•   ALAIN AFFLELOU: What it draw me in is the offer “1 year to pay the glasses”. The door were
    closed but what I felt is “get quality and individual consulting”.

•   BASE: What it was attractive is the Showcase that is very cool, like a fashion shop, that tells me
    “you can do sport and be cool at the same time”. Lettering is no so big and the door was open.


•   CONCLUSION: many shops wants to offer the concept “Be cool” with no so big lettering, nice
    lighting, nice showcase and the colour of the shop. Open doors invites to come on, closed door
    shows privacy, individually consulting.
ENVIRONMENT: DESIGUAL
     • Entrance with open doors which invites to
                 come in and have a look around.
         • Multi-colour store, quite brightly, with
                               many lighted signs.
       • Light colour of the floor and the ceiling,
        that in combination of the store, I feel like
                  to be in a non “traditional” store.
       • The store has disco music, quite noisy,
                that feet completely with the store.
    • The store is warm, with a distinctive smell.
      • The cash register is in the bottom of the
            store, and the store security is visible.
             • The shop fits with the idea of non-
          conventional clothes, with many colours
                                     and drawings.
PERSONNEL: DESIGUAL
     • Salespeople are around 25 years
       old, and wears store T-shirts, that
        are at the same time the uniform,
           and match completely with the
                                     store.
   • They contact the customer when is
                          looking for help.
      • Because the crisis, not too much
                customer are in the shop.
PRODUCTS: DESIGUAL
     • As a new fashion brand products
                      are more expensive
    • The first products you see are the
              “discount” products and the
                           central display.
      • Male and female clothes are not
         together, but they are placed by
             function, colours and prices.
       • They are easy to catch, people
       can try them without any problem.
             • All the prices are labeled.
      • Impulse items are near the cash
                                  register.
COSTUMERS: DESIGUAL
           • Many customers went in group,
                mother + father + daughter, or
                                   girlfriends.
               • The customers are young, in
                    exception of the families.
     • People are free to walk, to touch, and
            to move with the clothes or bags.
          • Mainly purchases where done by
        families, and people that were alone.
                            Groups didn’t buy.
      • I suppose that 25% of the customers
                   hat purchase something.
ENVIRONMENT: CASA VIVA
     • Mono-colour store, white, and, many clear
                 lighting, the store is quite brightly.
    • Grey colour of the floor and a white ceiling
                                   • White stands, .
                             • No music is playing.
      • You enter in the store through a big open
       door but with a barrier system which don’t
            let you go out through this door. After
          crossing the shop you come to the exit
          door with the cash register just beside.
                     • The store security is visible.
          • The store looks modern but no cold.
PERSONNEL: Casa Viva
    • Salespeople is between 30 and 40
             years old and wears a black
        uniform with the letter of th shop.
    • They contact directly the customer
                        “May I help you”.
       • Because it was late, only a few
              customer were in the shop.
PRODUCTS: Casa Viva
    • The first products you see are the
        “discount” products just in front of
                            the entrance.
    • The household product are sorted
         by functions and colours and not
                                  by price.
       • The products are neither cheap
                          nor expensive.
          • Prices are from 0,1€ to 300€.
      • All the products are labeled with
                                 the price.
      • Impulse items are near the cash
                                   register.
COSTUMERS:Casa Viva
           • Only a few customer, men and
                         women, all alone.
             • Middle age, casual dressed.
        • People are free to walk, to touch.
     • I suppose that 50% of the customers
               has purchased something.
ENVIRONMENT: Caprabo
     •  Big glass front with the corporated colours blue and
                                                         white
        • Inside clear lighting, grey-white colour of the floor
  • Products are placed in stands but also on tables to give
                                   an impression of big size
       • Products are placed directly in the stand and not in
                             carton boxes (more exclusively).
           • Fresh Fish and meat area behind a counter for
                                       customized preparing
      • Backround music is playing, sometime products are
                                                   advertised.
    • You first enter in a long floor and the you enter in the
     sales area through a unic barrier door (no exit possible).
            beside you have a line of about 10 cash register .
                               • The store security is visible.
   • The store looks more luxury then most of competitors,
          although the image is changing because of lower
                       prices and products because of crisis
PERSONNEL: Caprabo
    • Salespeople are young an older,
      wearing a blue and white uniform
                with the letter of th shop.
       • No free personal to attend the
    people in the sales area but friendly
        and helpful when being asked .
                                          .
PRODUCTS: Caprabo
      • The first products you see are fresh
     products and season products and also
         discount products placed on tables.
    • Further you see quickly the “discount”
          products placed at the beginning of
                                   each stand
       • Products are looking very fresh, all
       known brands are present and prices
          are consequently some higher than
                                competition .
  • All the prices are standing at the bottom
                                 of the stand.
          • Impulse items are near the cash
                                      register.
COSTUMERS:CABRABO
              • In the late afternoon a lot of
       customer ,all cash registers are open
             to avoid longer waiting time for
                                 customers.
     • A lot of mothers and fathers with her
                                    children.
      • Most are Middle age, well dressed.
       • Less people from the lower society
                 because of higher prices.
ENVIRONMENT: Alain Affelou
                   • Mono-colour store, white, clear lighting.
               • Grey colour of the floor and a white ceiling
            • You enter in the store through a closed door.
 • The complete left wall is filled with stands full of glasses.
• On the right side is a table with several chairs for personal
                                            adapted consulting.
• At the bottom of the shop is the cash register but because
                                   of the small size well visible
                                 • The store security is visible.
    • The store is looking traditional and some modern, but
   seriously The close door does not invite people to come
      in and look around but people looking for a individually
                                                      consulting
PERSONNEL: Alain Affelou
     • 2 young saleswoman about 25-30
        years are behind the cashregister.
              They wear nice red uniform,
       supposed to attend younger people
                       for fashion glasses
      • The manager of the shop is sitting
           and consuling a couple of older
                people for normal glasses
              • When entering one of the
        saleswoman is coming and asking
                discretly “May I help you”.
PRODUCTS: Alain Affelou
       • In the shop window you could see
        some fashion glasses for young and
         old and a few “discount” products.
       • The glasses are sorted by brands,
                      function and fashion.
      • The products are neither cheap nor
                                expensive.
     • All the products are labeled with the
                                      price.
COSTUMERS: Alain Affelou
  • Because it was late, and because of the crisis only a
                           few customer were in the shop.
• A couple midsize age are sitting and is being consulted
                                     by the shop manager
       • A younger girl is looking alone the stands of sun
                                                  glasses.
                    • People are free to walk, to touch.
 • I suppose the couple getting consulted is going to buy
                                                 glasses.
ENVIRONMENT: Base
                             • Double floor with glass front,
    • Big bright photos of sportmen doing different sports.
• Beside the big oversized photos it looks like a traditional
                                                 sport shop.
      • The shop is full of sport clothes, perhaps to much.
  • The ground floor could be some brigther. The different
                           sports are separated by functins.
    • The floor has a red painted walking area for guiding.
                                                           • .
  • The cash register is rigth to the main entrance. of the
                      store, and the store security is visible.
   • The shop fits with the idea of a conventional no luxury
         sport shop. But the lightend photos are calling for
                                                   entrance.
PRODUCTS: BASE
    • The products are sorted by area
                            and function
  • “discount” products are well place
                 in the different areas .
 • Male and female clothes are closed
            together, placed by brands.
 • They are easy to catch, people can
         try them without any problem.
        • All the prices are in labeled.
    • Impulse items are near the cash
                                register.
PERSONNEL: Base
• Salespeople are around 25 years old,
 except the boss who is about 50 years
old. They wear a darkstore T-shirts, that
  are at the same time the uniform, and
        match completely with the store.
• When available the personnel contact
                     directly the clients.
      • Because of the crisis, only a few
             customer were in the shop.
COSTUMERS: Base
                                            .
    • The customers are young and older.
   • People are free to walk, to touch, and
          to move with the clothes or sport
                                  products.
           • Most of the people are casual
                                   dressed.
   • I suppose that 50% of the customers
                    purchase something.

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Chash course on creativity

  • 1. CHASH COURSE ON CREATIVITY. OBSERVATION LAV STORES OBSERVATION Cristina Caballero Cros
  • 2. STORES: • DESIGUAL RETAIL • CASA VIVA HOME RETAIL • CAPRABO Food super market • ALAIN AFFLELOU GLASSES STORE • BASE SPORTS STORE
  • 4. Before to enter... • Desigual: is a very known retail shopping (competence to Custo), so it is why draw me in, the lettering is no so big, but it doesn’t matter. As you can see, the door is open so ths make me feel “Wellcome... Why you don’t visit me?”. The perfume store was very attractive. • CASA VIVA: is know as a home retail, no so expensive neither cheap. The lettering is big, and the door is open. What draws me in is the colour, white, and it looks like a fashion store that tells “Hey, you want to have a “could home”?”. • CAPRABO: is a very known supermarket chain in Catalonia. The door is close but open automatically. The lettering is very big and hat “extra ad” with opinions and products in promotion. Nothing draws to me, but I use to buy on it because is in the way to go home. • ALAIN AFFLELOU: What it draw me in is the offer “1 year to pay the glasses”. The door were closed but what I felt is “get quality and individual consulting”. • BASE: What it was attractive is the Showcase that is very cool, like a fashion shop, that tells me “you can do sport and be cool at the same time”. Lettering is no so big and the door was open. • CONCLUSION: many shops wants to offer the concept “Be cool” with no so big lettering, nice lighting, nice showcase and the colour of the shop. Open doors invites to come on, closed door shows privacy, individually consulting.
  • 5. ENVIRONMENT: DESIGUAL • Entrance with open doors which invites to come in and have a look around. • Multi-colour store, quite brightly, with many lighted signs. • Light colour of the floor and the ceiling, that in combination of the store, I feel like to be in a non “traditional” store. • The store has disco music, quite noisy, that feet completely with the store. • The store is warm, with a distinctive smell. • The cash register is in the bottom of the store, and the store security is visible. • The shop fits with the idea of non- conventional clothes, with many colours and drawings.
  • 6. PERSONNEL: DESIGUAL • Salespeople are around 25 years old, and wears store T-shirts, that are at the same time the uniform, and match completely with the store. • They contact the customer when is looking for help. • Because the crisis, not too much customer are in the shop.
  • 7. PRODUCTS: DESIGUAL • As a new fashion brand products are more expensive • The first products you see are the “discount” products and the central display. • Male and female clothes are not together, but they are placed by function, colours and prices. • They are easy to catch, people can try them without any problem. • All the prices are labeled. • Impulse items are near the cash register.
  • 8. COSTUMERS: DESIGUAL • Many customers went in group, mother + father + daughter, or girlfriends. • The customers are young, in exception of the families. • People are free to walk, to touch, and to move with the clothes or bags. • Mainly purchases where done by families, and people that were alone. Groups didn’t buy. • I suppose that 25% of the customers hat purchase something.
  • 9. ENVIRONMENT: CASA VIVA • Mono-colour store, white, and, many clear lighting, the store is quite brightly. • Grey colour of the floor and a white ceiling • White stands, . • No music is playing. • You enter in the store through a big open door but with a barrier system which don’t let you go out through this door. After crossing the shop you come to the exit door with the cash register just beside. • The store security is visible. • The store looks modern but no cold.
  • 10. PERSONNEL: Casa Viva • Salespeople is between 30 and 40 years old and wears a black uniform with the letter of th shop. • They contact directly the customer “May I help you”. • Because it was late, only a few customer were in the shop.
  • 11. PRODUCTS: Casa Viva • The first products you see are the “discount” products just in front of the entrance. • The household product are sorted by functions and colours and not by price. • The products are neither cheap nor expensive. • Prices are from 0,1€ to 300€. • All the products are labeled with the price. • Impulse items are near the cash register.
  • 12. COSTUMERS:Casa Viva • Only a few customer, men and women, all alone. • Middle age, casual dressed. • People are free to walk, to touch. • I suppose that 50% of the customers has purchased something.
  • 13. ENVIRONMENT: Caprabo • Big glass front with the corporated colours blue and white • Inside clear lighting, grey-white colour of the floor • Products are placed in stands but also on tables to give an impression of big size • Products are placed directly in the stand and not in carton boxes (more exclusively). • Fresh Fish and meat area behind a counter for customized preparing • Backround music is playing, sometime products are advertised. • You first enter in a long floor and the you enter in the sales area through a unic barrier door (no exit possible). beside you have a line of about 10 cash register . • The store security is visible. • The store looks more luxury then most of competitors, although the image is changing because of lower prices and products because of crisis
  • 14. PERSONNEL: Caprabo • Salespeople are young an older, wearing a blue and white uniform with the letter of th shop. • No free personal to attend the people in the sales area but friendly and helpful when being asked . .
  • 15. PRODUCTS: Caprabo • The first products you see are fresh products and season products and also discount products placed on tables. • Further you see quickly the “discount” products placed at the beginning of each stand • Products are looking very fresh, all known brands are present and prices are consequently some higher than competition . • All the prices are standing at the bottom of the stand. • Impulse items are near the cash register.
  • 16. COSTUMERS:CABRABO • In the late afternoon a lot of customer ,all cash registers are open to avoid longer waiting time for customers. • A lot of mothers and fathers with her children. • Most are Middle age, well dressed. • Less people from the lower society because of higher prices.
  • 17. ENVIRONMENT: Alain Affelou • Mono-colour store, white, clear lighting. • Grey colour of the floor and a white ceiling • You enter in the store through a closed door. • The complete left wall is filled with stands full of glasses. • On the right side is a table with several chairs for personal adapted consulting. • At the bottom of the shop is the cash register but because of the small size well visible • The store security is visible. • The store is looking traditional and some modern, but seriously The close door does not invite people to come in and look around but people looking for a individually consulting
  • 18. PERSONNEL: Alain Affelou • 2 young saleswoman about 25-30 years are behind the cashregister. They wear nice red uniform, supposed to attend younger people for fashion glasses • The manager of the shop is sitting and consuling a couple of older people for normal glasses • When entering one of the saleswoman is coming and asking discretly “May I help you”.
  • 19. PRODUCTS: Alain Affelou • In the shop window you could see some fashion glasses for young and old and a few “discount” products. • The glasses are sorted by brands, function and fashion. • The products are neither cheap nor expensive. • All the products are labeled with the price.
  • 20. COSTUMERS: Alain Affelou • Because it was late, and because of the crisis only a few customer were in the shop. • A couple midsize age are sitting and is being consulted by the shop manager • A younger girl is looking alone the stands of sun glasses. • People are free to walk, to touch. • I suppose the couple getting consulted is going to buy glasses.
  • 21. ENVIRONMENT: Base • Double floor with glass front, • Big bright photos of sportmen doing different sports. • Beside the big oversized photos it looks like a traditional sport shop. • The shop is full of sport clothes, perhaps to much. • The ground floor could be some brigther. The different sports are separated by functins. • The floor has a red painted walking area for guiding. • . • The cash register is rigth to the main entrance. of the store, and the store security is visible. • The shop fits with the idea of a conventional no luxury sport shop. But the lightend photos are calling for entrance.
  • 22. PRODUCTS: BASE • The products are sorted by area and function • “discount” products are well place in the different areas . • Male and female clothes are closed together, placed by brands. • They are easy to catch, people can try them without any problem. • All the prices are in labeled. • Impulse items are near the cash register.
  • 23. PERSONNEL: Base • Salespeople are around 25 years old, except the boss who is about 50 years old. They wear a darkstore T-shirts, that are at the same time the uniform, and match completely with the store. • When available the personnel contact directly the clients. • Because of the crisis, only a few customer were in the shop.
  • 24. COSTUMERS: Base . • The customers are young and older. • People are free to walk, to touch, and to move with the clothes or sport products. • Most of the people are casual dressed. • I suppose that 50% of the customers purchase something.