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YOUR GUIDE TO THE A.R.E. RETAIL DESIGN COLLECTIVE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 | Welcome

3 | Schedule

5 | Suggested Itinerary

6 | Presentations

8 | PAVE Gala

9 | WindowsWear

10 | Getting Around NYC

12 | Showroom List

67 | NYC Retail

70 | Green Retail

71 | NYC Restaurants

74 | About A.R.E.

75 | About Retail Environments

76 | About Insights Center

77 | About PAVE

78 | Upcoming A.R.E. Events

80 | Product Index

CONTENTSTHE LITTLE BLACK BOOK is your official guide to the A.R.E. Retail Design Collective. It contains important show information, schedules, presentation details, showroom descriptions, New York navigation tips and local retail and restaurants. We’ve also included content on PAVE, its Gala, and upcoming A.R.E. events so you can start planning for 2015.

For more information, visit www.retaildesigncollective.com, call A.R.E. at 954-893-7300, or stop by registration on the 2nd floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion at 123 W. 18th St. during show hours.

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IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR – when retail store planners, visual merchandisers and designers flock to New York to experience the city at its most magical time. The windows. The retail. The restaurants. The glow. The A.R.E. Retail Design Collective. There’s nothing like it!

A.R.E. would like to welcome you to this thrilling city for this exciting event. We encourage you to use this guide to help make the most of your Collective experience and your visit to the city. Here’s just some of what you will find this year:

• NEW — This year we’ve teamed up with our partner, WindowsWear, to offer a special holiday windows tour, exclusive to our attendees. Don’t miss this great opportunity – space is limited (details on p. 9).

• NEW — We’ve moved to the Metropolitan Pavilion, an exciting new space with a concentration of more than 15 pop-up showrooms and conference sponsors conveniently displaying on two floors and within walking distance to many of the other participating showrooms. (See a complete list of showrooms and sponsors on p.12.)

• Expect to be wowed by three great presentations from experts inside and outside the retail business (see p. 6).

• Networking events throughout the event, including showroom- sponsored gatherings as well as the not-to-miss party of the year, the PAVE Gala.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU! Stop by our event headquarters at the Metropolitan Pavilion to register, pick up your wristband, and grab a showroom map. Then take advan-tage of the presentations, showroom displays, and city sights to gather fresh ideas to launch your 2015 plans.

WELCOME

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SCHEDULE

tuesday | dec. 2

5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. design:retail’s CitySCENE avenue nightclub,

116 10th ave., new york – details at designretailonline.com/ cityscenenyc

wednesday | dec. 3

8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration Open at Metropolitan Pavilion

8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. *Continental Breakfast and Showroom Highlights

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. PRESENTATION: The British Invasion— Retail Perspectives from the Other Side of the Pond

presentation sponsored by retail environments magazine.

10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Showrooms Open

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. High Tea on the 5th Floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion

6:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. PAVE Annual Gala cipriani wall street

EVENT HEADQUARTERSRegistration, coat check, presentations and breakfasts will be on the 2nd floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion, 123 W. 18th St., New York, NY

* Daily breakfasts only open to that day’s presentation attendees.



thursday | dec. 4


8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. *Continental Breakfast and Showroom Highlights

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. PRESENTATION: Trendy Talk

presentation sponsored by design:retail.


6:00 p.m. – ??? Showroom Networking Parties

friday | dec. 5


8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. *Networking Full Breakfast

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. PRESENTATION: Window Display Trends from Around the World

presentation sponsored by VMSD.


* Daily breakfasts only open to that day’s presentation attendees.

Not registered? Need tickets to the presentations? Visit www.retaildesigncollective.com now!

SCHEDULE

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If you’ve never been to the A.R.E. Retail Design Collective before and are unfamiliar with New York, here’s an itinerary that may help you better navigate the show.

tuesday | dec. 2Arrive in New York City and get yourself acclimated – don’t forget to stop and take in all of the fabulous retail windows this city is known for. Consider taking a WindowsWear Fashion Window Walking Tour in the afternoon, but make sure to book ahead, space is limited (see p. 9). At 5 p.m. design:retail’s CitySCENE New York begins (see www.designretailonline.com/cityscenenyc for details).

wednesday | dec. 3Attend the morning presentation (continental breakfast included) and gain a fresh perspective on British retail. After, stick around the Metro politan Pavilion and check out all the pop-up showrooms and conference sponsors on both the 2nd and 5th floors. Join us in the Hospitality Lounge on the 5th floor at 2:30 p.m. for High Tea (and coffee)! Then, if there’s still time, start venturing out into the city – with more than 20 showrooms throughout Man-hattan, you’ll need more than one afternoon and you don’t want to miss any! At 6:30 p.m. the PAVE Gala kicks off at the Cipriani on Wall Street.

thursday | dec. 4Attend the morning presentation (continental breakfast included) and see what’s trending in retail design. Circle back to any pop-up showrooms you may have missed at the Metropolitan Pavilion and then hit the city for more showrooms. At 3:00 p.m. the free WindowsWear Walking Tour meets at Herald Square (limited to the first 50 registrants). This evening, visit showroom parties throughout the city (by invite only).

friday | dec. 5Get to the Metropolitan Pavilion by 8:30 a.m. for a sit-down breakfast (included with the presentation ticket) and then go on a visual tour of window displays from around the world. This afternoon, take a WindowsWear walking tour, catch up on showrooms you want to revisit or ones you may have missed, and don’t forget to explore the great retail throughout the city.

anytime during the showNeed a break from exploring the city? Make sure to check out the Hospitality Lounge on the 5th floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion – a place where you can sit down, grab a coffee, recharge, and connect with fellow attendees.

See p. 6 for daily presentation details. See p. 9 for WindowsWear Walking Tour details.

SUGGESTED ITINERARY



PRESENTATIONS

All Presentations are held on the 2nd Floor of the Metro politan Pavilion and require tickets (space is limited). Visit www.retaildesigncollective.com to purchase. Tickets, if available, will also be sold at the door.

wednesday, dec. 3 | 9:30-10:30 a.m. | $45included continental breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m.

The British Invasion – Retail Perspectives from the Other Side of the PondFollowing the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ Invasion of America this year, the A.R.E. Retail Design Collective is celebrating its own British Invasion in its opening educational presentation. Join U.K.-born and bred personality Chantelle Fraser, the CEO and founder of Flawless Entertain-ment & Promotions, as she interviews leading British retailers and design-ers on their unique perspective of retail on the other side of the pond. They will discuss the biggest trends they see in retail, how the retail environment differs in the U.K. compared to the U.S., and what their brands are doing to remain relevant.

FACILITATORChantelle Fraser, CEO and founder of Flawless Event Casting and Entertainment

PRESENTERSLee Oliver-Morley, Head of International Visual and Store Presentation, Marks & Spencer PlcSteve James-Royle, Founder & Creative Director, The Yard Creative Limited

presentation sponsored by

ray ehscheid

chantelle fraser

jon harari

joan insel

stevejames-royle

kathleen jordan

peter levine

mike niemtzow

lee oliver-morley

patricia sheehan

craig wollen



thursday, dec. 4 | 9:30-10:30 a.m. | $45included continental breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m.

Trendy TalkFresh perspectives…illustrious designers…and the most relevant retail environment trends…all converge when industry powerhouses, Callison and Gensler, and indie design fi rms, dash design and Huen, sit down together with Bank of America’s Senior Vice President of Store Design & Merchandising, Ray Ehscheid, for a morning of great visuals and industry banter. All combined, Joan Insel, Kathleen Jordan, Peter Levine and Craig Wollen represent nearly 100 years of experience in retail design. Each will be handpicking the trend they see having the most impact on our industry over the next fi ve years. This should make for some inspiring visuals followed by a lively discussion!

FACILITATORRay Ehscheid, Senior Vice President of Store Design & Merchandising, Bank of America, and design:retail Advisory Council member

PRESENTERSJoan Insel, Director, Callison (Seattle)Kathleen Jordan, Principal, Gensler Retail Studio (New York)Peter Levine, Creative Brand Specialist, dash design (New York)Craig Wollen, Principal-Creative Director, Huen (Portland, Ore.)


friday, dec. 5 | 8:30-10:30 a.m. | $65included sit-down breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m.

Window Display Trends From Around the WorldVisually explore window displays from exciting retail cities such as Paris, Milan, London, Barcelona, and, of course, New York, as Jon Harari and Michael Niemtzow of WindowsWear walk you through the most exciting trends from this year’s various buying seasons. Absorb the latest insights on leading brands, such as Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdales, Louis Vuitton, Harrods, Gucci and Lord & Taylor. And, as a special bonus, dis-cover the must-see holiday windows decking the streets of the Big Apple. This session is certain to inspire you with fresh ideas for your next window display or visual presentation.

FACILITATORPatricia Sheehan, Editor-in-Chief, VMSD

PRESENTERSJon Harari, CEO and Co-Founder, WindowsWearMike Niemtzow, CFO and Co-Founder, WindowsWear




december 3 | 6:30 p.m.CIPRIANI WALL STREET, NEW YORK

MORE THAN 800 retail luminaries will gather to celebrate the next generation of retail designers at the Planning and Visual Education

Partnership (PAVE) Gala. This celebratory industry-networking event includes cocktails, dinner, music, and awards. Now in its 18th year, the Gala is a major fundraiser for the non-profit educational foundation, which in 2014 awarded over $75,000 to support retail design students and schools.

During the Gala, the winners of PAVE’s 2014 Student Design Competition, sponsored by REI, will be recognized. PAVE will also present the 2014 Rising Star Award to acknowledge young visual and retail design profes-sionals in the retail environments industry. The event will distinguish the best in New York City retail design and visual merchandising as VMSD presents awards for Excellence in New York Visual Merchandising and Design, and design:retail presents the Winning Windows Awards honoring top holiday windows in NYC.

To see if tables or seats are available, visit www.paveinfo.org. Even if you are not attending, you can support PAVE through donations, scholarships, internships, sponsorships, and other programs; more information online at www.paveinfo.org.

PAVE GALA



WINDOWSWEAR

FASHION WINDOW WALKING TOURSJoin A.R.E.’s partner, WindowsWear, on the ultimate fashion tour of New York City as this international retail windows expert takes you on a two-hour experience unlike any other. Explore New York City’s fashion industry and its most famous fashion retailers (Macy’s, Saks 5th Avenue, Bergdorf’s, to name a few). Learn how they design their windows and experience the latest on display strategies. Gain unique insights from some of the world’s most iconic brands. Experience Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw’s favorite store, learn where Modern Family’s Sofia Vergara likes to shop, feast your eyes on the world’s largest shoe floor, and explore where Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs, Jimmy Choo, Michael Kors, and Tory Burch all got their start. Tours occur rain or shine, participants are encouraged to wear walking-appropriate attire such as comfortable shoes.

www.windowswear.com/tours

Use @WindowsWear to tag your favorite image on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. A.R.E. Retail Design Collective registrants are offered 20% off tours during the show. A free tour on Thursday, Dec. 4 is available to the first 50 registrants. Check out your Collective registration confirmation for more information.



GETTING AROUNDIf you’re unfamiliar with New York and its various neighbor hoods, here are some helpful apps to assist you in navigating the city.

We’ve also compiled a map of all participating showrooms to guide you. Download a digital version of it from www.retaildesigncollective.com or pick up a copy at the Retail Design Collective registration on the 2nd floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion (123 W. 18th St.).

APPSMaking your way through the streets of New York has never been easier thanks to navigational apps for smartphones and tablets. They provide detailed street and subway maps, transit information, the best corners for hailing a taxi and more. Here are a few that you may find useful; a more comprehensive list is available online from NYC the Official Guide, located here: www.nycgo.com/articles/best-nyc-smartphone-apps#Navigation

Embark NYC (letsembark.com): This free app promises to make mass transit simple. Users are able to plan trips, get alerts and trip times, and it will still work underground without an internet or cellular connection.

HopStop (www.hopstop.com): Find your way around the city using HopStop for directions, transit maps, schedules, and alerts. This app also provides a city guide to restaurants, bars and clubs.

Hailing a Cab? Go to www.nyc.gov/tlc, the NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission’s website, for passenger information, rates, lost and found and more.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is also a useful resource for Subway maps, bus routes, schedules, service updates, and more. Go to onthego.mta.info from your mobile device and get all of their tools on the go.



SHOWROOM MAPBe sure to stop by the Metropolitan Pavilion registration area to pick up your map of showrooms and addendum, or download it from www.retaildesigncollective.com. A Google map of the Showrooms is also available on the Showrooms page.



SHOWROOMS AND SPONSORS

Ace Designs . . . . . . . . . . . . .metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2b(see description and ad on pp. 14-15)

Alpha Display Co., Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . .metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor, spaces 5i and 5k

permanent showroom: 2470 rowe st.(see description on p. 16)

ALU Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 greene st., 3rd floor (see description on p. 17)

Architectural Systems, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150 west 25th st., 8th floor(see description on p. 20)

Atrezzo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 601 west 26th st., jacks studio 1210(see description and ad on pp. 18-19)

B+N Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420 west 14th st., suite 4nw(see description and ad on pp. 22-23)

Bernstein Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .151 west 25th st. (see description on p. 21)

Big Apple Visual Group . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor, space 5c(see description on p. 24)

Bishop Fixture + Millwork . . . . . . . . . . . . .CONFERENCE SPONSOR: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor

(see description on p. 25)

Chippenhook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HOSPITALITY SPONSOR: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor


Christine Taylor Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 601 w. 26th st.,12th floor (see description and ad on pp. 26-27)

CNL Mannequins . . . . . . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2e(see description and ad on pp. 28-29)

DK Display Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .147 west 25th st. (see description on p. 31)

Fairmont Global . . . . . . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2c(see description and ad on pp. 32-33)

Feelux Lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HOSPITALITY SPONSOR: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor


Gargoyles Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CONFERENCE SPONSOR: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor

(see description and ad on pp. 36-37)

Genesis Mannequins USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . .151 west 25th st., 4th floor(see description and ad on pp. 38-39)

Global Visual Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 west 25th st., ground floorAlmax • Lifestyle • Trimco • Viaggio . . . . . . . . . . . . (see description on p. 35)

(as of October 17, 2014)



Goldsmith Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .601 west 26th st., studio 350(see description and ad on pp. 40-41)

H+B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 hudson st., penthouse (see description on p. 44)

Holiday Foliage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 601 west 26th st., jack studios, studio 1, 12th floor

(see description and ad on pp. 42-43)

Holiday Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, space 2a(see description on p. 45)

IDW Global . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .601 west 26th st., jack studios, 12th floor (see description on p. 46)

JPMA Global, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134 west 25th st. (see description and ad on pp. 48-49)

Kendu POS Visual Management . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, space 5a(see description and ad on pp. 50-51)

The LED LAB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 475 greenwich st.(see description on p. 47)

Material ConneXion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CONFERENCE SPONSOR: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor


Materials Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CONFERENCE SPONSOR: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor


Mondo Mannequins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 west 27th st., 2nd floor (see description and ad on pp. 54-55)

PATINA-V . . . . . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, spaces 2d and 2f(see description on p. 56)

RHO Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134 west 25th st.(see description and ad on pp. 58-59)

Silvestri California . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 west 25th st., 2nd floor(see description and ad on pp. 60-61)

T.C. Millwork, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 west 25th st., ground floor(see description on p. 57)

Universal Display & Design . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 west 25th st., 2nd floor(see description and ad on pp. 62-63)

Visplay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 ninth avenue (between 13th and 14th) CONFERENCE SPONSOR:

metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor (see description on p. 66)

Visual Citi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . metropolitan pavilion, space 2g(see description and ad on pp. 64-65)

SHOWROOMS AND SPONSORS



A C E D E S I G N S

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2bwebsite: www.acedesigns.com

At Ace Designs, we love what we do and are so happy to share that with you! From store windows to in store displays, we can do it all. Come visit us in NYC to see a sampling of some of our favorite new things and projects from this past year. We are proud to show you a piece of what we can build for you and hope to inspire you with some of our capabilities!

headquarters: 320 George Patterson Blvd., Bristol, PA 19007contact: Sheri Robertson, [email protected], 215-945-0400

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A L P H A D I S P L AY C O . , I N C .

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor, spaces 5i and 5kwebsite: alphadisplay.com

Alpha Display is a domestic manufacturer of quality custom store fixtures made of a variety of wood, glass, metal and other innovative materials. With over 35 years of experience and a strong emphasis on value engineering and customer service, we make your custom fixture ordering a completely satisfying experience.

headquarters: 2470 Rowe St., Bronx, NY 10461contact: Ralph Maccarino, [email protected], 718-892-1555



A L U I N C .

showroom: 50 greene st., 3rd floorwebsite: www.alu.com

With a portfolio of ready-made ALU products and fully customized fixtures, ALU is an international company that offers end-to-end retail services, including product & production engineering, manufacturing & logistics, and retail store execution.

Since December 2012, ALU is also the exclusive distributor of the timeless and elegant ABC Mannequin collections within the Americas.

With headquarters in Italy, ALU serves its customers through a worldwide network of distributors as well as through subsidiaries in New York, Paris, Amsterdam, São Paulo and Mexico City.

For United States, Canada, and Mexico, ALU’s head office and showroom is located at 50 Greene St., New York, NY.

contact: Brittany McAndrew, [email protected], 212-574-5983



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MANNEQUINS FORMS FIXTURES FURNITUREDECORATIVES ACCESSORIES ART

601 WEST 26TH STREET, 1210 JACKS STUDIONEW YORK CITY, NY 10001 P. 212 366-9040 F. 212 366-9048

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A T R E Z Z O

showroom: 1210 jacks studio, 601 w. 26th st.website: www.goldsmith-inc.com

Atrezzo is the latest Europeon manufacturer of mannequins, forms and retail store visual elements to enter the U.S. market.

Over the decades Atrezzo has developed into a prestigious brand, designing and producing an amazing range of different mannequins.

Atrezzo maintains its traditions and cultural heritage by creating handcrafted character within their designs.

Atrezzo invites everyone at the New York Retail Design Collective to expe-rience and explore its own brand of cultural styling heritage.

contact: Dan Evans, [email protected], 212-366-9040


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MANNEQUINS FORMS FIXTURES FURNITUREDECORATIVES ACCESSORIES ART

601 WEST 26TH STREET, 1210 JACKS STUDIONEW YORK CITY, NY 10001 P. 212 366-9040 F. 212 366-9048

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A R C H I T E C T U R A L S Y S T E M S , I N C .

showroom: 150 w. 25th st., 8th floorwebsite: www.archsystems.com

ASI offers an extensive range of interior finishes from around the world for retail design including dimensional wall panels, all types of flooring and products that can be crafted into visual merchandising elements. Visit the company’s newly refreshed 5000-square-foot showroom to see materials in five branded categories: ASI Wood Panels, ASI Flooring, ASI Decorative Surfaces, ASI Specialty Products, and ASI Display & Furniture all to enhance the branded environment.

contact: Nancy Jackson, [email protected], 212-206-1730



B E R N S T E I N D I S P L AY

showroom: 151 w. 25th st.website: www.bernsteindisplay.com

Now exhibiting at Bernstein Display: “Artists & Models”

A Visionary new collection featuring the latest creative concepts, finishes, and innovative essentials in the world of retailing. Globally recognized as a trusted source for design development, quality manufacturing, and timely distribution, Bernstein Display’s mannequins, forms, and fixtures are eminently customizable in a diverse range of materials.

contact: Roger Friedman, [email protected], 212-337-9578



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Fortina | B+N collaboration: is a remarkable architectural system that will fool your senses: replicating wood slats and louvers with aluminum and a hyper-realistic non-pvc surface.

System 1224: a modular system of panels, shelves, hardware, light panels, and tables, with a purist aesthetic.

BN IND .COMSee us during the Retail Design CollectiveDecember 3 - 5 at our showroom,420 West 14th Street, NYC

B + N I N D U S T R I E S

showroom: 420 w. 14th st., suite 4nwwebsite: www.bnind.com

B+N Industries is an innovative designer and manufacturer of products and systems for retail, architectural, and hospitality. This year, see the reveal of our latest system: Fortina | B+N; a remarkable architectural system that will fool your senses. System 1224 will make another appearance – electrified! Stop by the B+N showroom – all Retail Design Collective attendees have the chance to win a new FIAT!

contact: Annette Garcia, [email protected], 650-393-2328


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Fortina | B+N collaboration: is a remarkable architectural system that will fool your senses: replicating wood slats and louvers with aluminum and a hyper-realistic non-pvc surface.

System 1224: a modular system of panels, shelves, hardware, light panels, and tables, with a purist aesthetic.

BN IND .COMSee us during the Retail Design CollectiveDecember 3 - 5 at our showroom,420 West 14th Street, NYC



B I G A P P L E V I S U A L G R O U P

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor, space 5cwebsite: www.bigapplegroup.com

Big Apple Visual Group is one of the top global leaders in the custom visual and signage industry for over 35 years. We offer total Retail Solutions for a full spectrum of interior and exterior visual displays and services fulfilling all aspects of visual communication.

The core of our business is strengthening the client’s brand image with our custom displays, enhancing the shopper experience, increasing sales through improved brand identity and promoting customer loyalty.

We have the most advanced manufacturing equipment and state-of-the-art facility that enable us to deliver products displaying superior artistry and exceptional craftsmanship.

We work closely with the following Visual Teams: Visual Designers, Visual Merchandising, Design Firms, Retailers, P.O.P Visual, Millwork, Fixture Teams and Global Procurement.

We believe that only through the power of strong collaborative partnerships can successful implementation be achieved. From concept to completion, Big Apple Visual Group’s experienced team of dedicated professionals work with our clients every step of the way in providing design development solutions, material suggestions, engineering, cutting-edge technology and successful project management.

headquarters: 247 W. 35th St., New York, NY 10001contact: Jeanne Tassone, [email protected], 212-629-3650



BISHOPFIXTURE + MILLWORK

B I S H O P F I X T U R E + M I L L W O R K

conference sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floorwebsite: www.bishopfixtures.com

Bishop Fixture + Millwork is a leader in retail environment solutions includ-ing custom fixtures, experiential environments and kiosks. Benefit from our 37 years of award winning, turn-key services and expertise in North America and global rollouts.

headquarters: 101 Eagle Drive, Balsam Lake, WI 54810contact: MK Nelson, [email protected], 612-618-1210



JACK STUDIOS601 WEST 26th St 12th FloorNEW YORK, NY

C H R I S T I N E T AY L O R C O L L E C T I O N

showroom: 601 w. 26th st., 12th floorwebsite: www.christinetaylorcollection.com

CTC’s collection of basic “Elements” provides the perfect foundation for any product presentation. CTC also offers a variety of materials and fabrication combinations for custom design solutions.

CTC is an innovative industry leader in the world of visual merchandising combining creativity, logic and experience to provide optimal solutions for clients. CTC designs, develops and produces props, fixtures, custom decor and seasonal trim packages working in partnership with client teams to meet their design objectives, budgets and operational needs.

CTC’s services include design, project management, product development and engineering, production, quality assurance, secure packaging and logistics, global distribution and implementation instructions.

Utilizing the creative thinking at CTC and limitless material combinations, we bring ideas to life.

headquarters: 2823 Durham Road, Doylestown, PA 18902contact: Lisa Meyers, [email protected], 215-794-7914


JACK STUDIOS601 WEST 26th St 12th FloorNEW YORK, NY



CNLmannequins

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showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2e website: www.cnlmannequins.com

One of the leading global mannequin companies, based in Southern California, CNL produces high-quality, fashionable mannequins, forms and display products, in a wide range of materials. Specializing in custom design and special finishes, CNL works closely with brands to create their own unique look. Come visit our showroom to see the unveiling of our brand new collections.

headquarters: 6600 Artesia Blvd., Buena Park, CA 90620-1008contact: Lily Lee, [email protected], 714-521-9997


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C H I P P E N H O O K

hospitality sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floorwebsite: www.chippenhook.com

Meet us in the Hospitality Lounge on the 5th Floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion for a coffee and learn why we do what we do.

headquarters: 1825 Lakeway Dr., Suite 400, Lewisville, TX 75057 contact: Diane Murphy, [email protected], 972-571-5424



147 West 25th Street New York, NY 10001(212).807.0499 [email protected]

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showroom: 147 w. 25th st.website: www.dkdisplaycorp.com

DK Display is the exclusive North American representative for Bonaveri, Schlappi, New John Nissen, MD Studio, Tailor’s NY and DK Additions. DK Display offers numerous options including realistic, abstract and featureless mannequins. We also have numerous bust forms and accessory displays. All of our products can be custom finished in a variety of colors, finishes and fabrics. For more information please call 212-807-0499 or visit our website.

contact: David Terveen, [email protected], 212-807-0499



F A I R M O N T G L O B A L

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2cwebsite: www.fairmontglobal.com

Fairmont Global fabricates exceptional quality store fixtures, visual merchandising components, furniture elements, and architectural millwork interiors for retail environments worldwide. Our distinct craftsmanship, turn-key project management expertise and uncompromising standard of quality have earned us the respect and trust of our long standing clients. From initial concepts and prototypes through multi store rollout and flagship creation, Fairmont Fixtures is your factory direct partner in retail fixture supply.

Fairmont is the largest, American-owned, offshore manufacturing facility in the business. We have over 2.5 million sq. ft. of climate controlled manufacturing space with 4,500 professional employees, providing you with the very best products. Our employees are our most valuable asset, for they have built, and continue to improve upon the Fairmont Designs legacy. Fairmont reliably produces over $200 million in furniture and fixtures annually.

This solid infrastructure allows us to bridge the gap that previously existed between overseas manufacturing and time-to-market. Our clients get the quality they de mand at the price they deserve, without compromising on manufacturing time.

We are committed to upholding the highest standards of quality. Our extensive material exper-tise and fabrication capabilities allow us to create a vast array of fixtures styles and custom finishes. Through a combination of value engineering, global manufacturing, and advance technologies, we are able to offer extremely competitive pricing without compromising quality. From initial concepts to final installation, Fairmont can provide all of the services you require to create the perfect store environment.

headquarters: 83 Wiese St., Building B, San Francisco, CA 94103contact: [email protected], 415-320-2929


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hospitality sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floorwebsite: www.feelux.com

Stop by the Hospitality Lounge on the 5th Floor of the Metropolitan Pavilion for a coffee and learn more about Feelux Lighting – supplying LED lighting for retail display and cove applications.

contact: Peter Augusta, [email protected], 678-668-7005



G L O B A L V I S U A L G R O U PALMA X • L IFEST YLE • TRIMCO • V IAGGIO

showroom: 152 w. 25th st., ground floorwebsite: www.globalvisualgroup.com

Global Visual Group’s offerings include mannequins, forms, specialty fix-tures, fabric applications, seasonal trim, and holiday décor for roll-out with showrooms in New York, Milan, California, Paris, Shanghai, and Toronto. Global Visual Group offers extensive manufacturing capabilities domesti-cally and internationally with production plants in New York, Shanghai, and Milan; as well as global warehousing and distribution. The company’s 6,000-square-foot showroom in the heart of the NYC fashion district will present the latest collections.

contact: Ken Stolls, [email protected], 212-627-2809 x745



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conference sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd fl oorwebsite: www.gargoylesltd.com

Gargoyles Ltd. is a provider of vintage luggage, trunks and suitcases, sports memorabilia, old and repro trophies and accessories, and the best prop packages. We ship globally.

headquarters: 330 Wall St., Kingston, NY 12401contact: Hadassah Ben-Dor, [email protected], 267-254-6390


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showroom: 151 w. 25th st., 4th floorwebsite: www.genesis-display.com

This will be a debut you will not want to miss!

Our new Showroom will feature lines from our Capsule Collection, including Mood Male & Female, which derive inspiration from the Gatsby Era. Vogue; displaying a distinctive air of Haute Couture. Fame; representing our New Culture Trend. Silhouette; highly stylized and extremely attractive ladies who show off clothing and accessories; and, Heritage, a classic use of antiqued fabrics on abstract bodies.

Of course, all our mannequins will feature the expert finishes that have made Genesis world renowned.

We will also introduce exciting new lines never before seen by the public. Please do stop by and introduce yourselves! You won’t want to miss the fun!

We are thrilled to introduce Genesis to New York as it was meant to be seen!

contact: Joe Klinow, [email protected], 212-505-6600


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showroom: studio 350, 601 w. 26th st.website: www.goldsmith-inc.com

Goldsmith, in New York City since 1927, is a premier manufacturer of fashion forward mannequins, forms and retail merchandising.

The Goldsmith Showroom will feature a new female mannequin collection reflecting a range of attitude poses, along with the Chelsea Men, Couture Collections, and Brothers and Sisters.

Goldsmith also features the Cameleon Collection from Window Mannequins, which offers simply revolutionary flexibility and creativity with over 70,000 combinations of abstract, realistic of interchangeable faces, eyes and lips. Check out the innovative face changer app on www.goldsmith-inc.com.

The showroom also features a large collection of Forms and Decoratives

contact: Dan Evans, [email protected], 212-366-9040


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H O L I D AY F O L I A G E

showroom: jack studios, studio #1, 601 w. 26th st., 12th floorwebsite: www.holidayfoliage.com

HOLIDAY FOLIAGE is a four-season visual display company specializing in the manufacture of decorative props, spring florals, topiaries, silk greenery, artificial Christmas décor, metal and wood fixtures. With over 100,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing in Mexico and warehouse and distribution space in San Diego, we have the capabilities for any size project and store distributions.

headquarters: 2592 Otay Center Drive, San Diego, CA 92154contact: Juanita Keller, [email protected], 619-661-9094



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showroom: 174 hudson st., penthousewebsite: www.hudsonandbroad.com

The H+B showroom will exhibit the next generation of LED lightstiks. The tripod vertical free standing version is designed for various merchandising applications. The 360° circles can be used singularly or in tandem. The circles may be suspended from the ceilings or free standing. The addition of shelves supported by the circles allows the addition of merchandise display.

contact: James Maharg, [email protected], 646-613-6901



H O L I D AY I M A G E

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, space 2awebsite: www.holidayimagellc.com

Holiday Image is the nation’s premiere, full-service visual merchandising- experience design firm. We specialize in retail sourcing solutions and custom installations. We provide exceptional custom holiday décor programs and seasonal visual displays in regional malls, flagship stores, national retailers, hotels and office building lobbies for globally known brands.

Creativity and our worldwide manufacturing network are what set us apart. We bridge the gap between your ideas and our factories that bring those ideas to life. We also provide all-season creative and visual merchandising that is used throughout the year by various retailers nationally. Our only goal is to actualize your vision. Our success has been the result of undertaking bold, creative initiatives with a commitment to quality and excellence.

By leveraging our extensive supply chain with a worldwide manufacturing and sourcing base we’re are able to offer you the highest quality products available while maintaining complete control of our resources and eliminating layers of costs.

Our project management process is uniquely transparent, informative and empowering.

headquarters: 135 W. Commercial Ave., Moonachie, NJ 07074contact: Matthew Schwam, [email protected], 718-369-3212



I D W G L O B A L

showroom: jack studios, 601 w. 26th st., 12th floorwebsite: www.idw-global.us

IDW GLOBAL will join a select group of manufacturers showing at JACK STUDIOS in the magnificent Starrett-Lehigh Building on West 26th St., highlighting new mannequin collections for Activewear and Young Men and Girls. Updated selections from current collections will be featured as well.

IDW is Europe’s premiere manufacturer of high-quality display products. A talented team of designers, sculptors and project managers in Vilnius Lithuania oversees production of custom mannequins and luxury fixturing for retailers in more than 35 countries on 5 continents. With a worldwide distribution network and exclusive partners, IDW can coordinate logistics for international companies large and small.

IDW employs cutting-edge manufacturing practices and environmentally responsible technol-ogy, using only certified low emission products of sustainable raw materials. Mannequins are made from polystyrene which is 100% recyclable and reusable, while 90% of paints and polishes are water-soluble.

Our clients range from worldwide brand retailers located in cities and malls around the world to international luxury retailers at the forefront of product design and presentation. IDW’s impressive scale and manufacturing prowess ensures timely delivery of premium-quality merchandising products at competitive prices with unparalleled service.

IDW GLOBAL. It’s who we are!

headquarters: 248 Ukmerges St., Vilnius, 06120, Lithuaniacontact: Michael Spencer, [email protected], 773-327-2500



T H E L E D L A B

showroom: 475 greenwich st.website: ledlab.tv

The LED LAB is a community of partners – top-tier product developers, designers, artists, engineers and manufacturers – all centered around an utterly new and unique gallery-style environment. The mission of The LAB is to educate and inspire about the possibilities of LED technology and to support the business of these partners.

Located in an expansive ground-floor space in Tribeca, The LAB sits at the intersection of creativity and technology and provides a breathtaking overview of what is possible at the cutting edge of video and lighting.

In addition to serving as a modern art/event space and showroom – home to an ever-changing series of stunning video and light installations – The LAB also hosts symposiums, product demos, training, and more.

Most importantly, however, the space serves as a true laboratory of LED and its associated technologies. So come experiment with the different products, form-factors, software engines, material treatments and resolutions – all in their real-life scale.

contact: Liz Palin, [email protected], 212-966-7895



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showroom: 134 w. 25th st.website: www.jpmaglobal.com

See the latest in high quality design and manufacturing at JPMA’s New York showroom. Multiple programs are presented featuring store fixtures, visual elements and complete collections manufactured in wood, metal and acrylic materials. As an innovative industry leader, you will see materials and finishes not available anywhere else in the industry. Based in Montreal with offices and showrooms in China, London and Paris, JPMA serves retail clients throughout the world. With more than 1.1 million square feet of design, engineering, manufacturing, distribution and warehousing space we are capable of handling any size program.

headquarters: 7335 Henri Bourassa East, Montreal, PQ, H1E 3T5, Canadacontact: Jim Nelson, [email protected], 201-406-9501


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K E N D U P O S V I S U A L M A N A G E M E N T

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 5th floor, space 5awebsite: www.kendu.net

Kendu is a company specialized in POS visual communication solutions. We provide a worldwide logistics service and an image management system that helps our clients control every order online. We have created the Smartframe system, among other VM solutions aimed to fulfill the visual communication needs of our clients. Please take a look at our website: www.kendu.net.

headquarters: C/ Iribar 2 C-29, San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, 20018, Spaincontact: Javier Rios, [email protected], 917-704-9225



M A T E R I A L C O N N E X I O N

conference sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floorwebsite: www.materialconnexion.com

Material ConneXion, a SANDOW company, is a global materials and innovation consultancy that helps clients create the products and services of tomorrow through smart materials and design thinking. Material ConneXion is the trusted advisor to Fortune 500 companies, as well as forward-thinking agencies and government entities seeking a creative, competitive or sustainable edge. With locations in Bangkok, Daegu, Hong Kong, Milan, New York, Skövde and Tokyo, Material ConneXion’s international network of specialists provides a global, cross-industry perspective on materials, design, new product development, sustainability and innovation. Material ConneXion maintains the world’s largest subscription-based materials library with more than 7,500 innovative materials and processes—an indispensable asset to a wide audience of users. The consulting division, ThinkLab, works with clients to strategically incorporate trends, service and innovation into their business models and products, while sister company Culture + Commerce represents the world’s leading designers, including Philippe Starck and Marcel Wanders, in licensing their groundbreaking new products and projects.

headquarters: 1271 Avenue of the Americas, 17th Floor, New York, NY 10020contact: Michael LaGreca, [email protected], 917-934-2910



M A T E R I A L S I N C .

conference sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floorwebsite: www.materials-inc.com

Materials Inc is a wholesale distributor of high quality wood veneers, wood surfaces, decorative panels, floors, doors, and other specialty architectural products. Established in 2000, over the years Materials Inc. has built a well-respected brand and reputation in the Architectural and Interior Design community through the combined efforts of a highly qualified sales team, a strong customer service staff and a variety of marketing actions. The company operates in the construction industry throughout North America. Its main focus is in the commercial and contract sectors of the industry, primarily retail, hospitality and condominium development.

The Company’s marketing strategy is designed to increase the recognition of our suppliers’ brands, Tabu Veneers and Apavisa porcelain tiles, as well as the Materials Inc. own brands for finished products and services. The focus of our marketing efforts is to acquire and nurture a loyal base of architects and interior designers and promote repeat specifications of our products. The challenge of our sales force is to coordinate and manage the specifiers, the clients and the contractors during the planning and construction time to assure that the specifications come to fruition. A key element of our business strategy is our ability to provide a high level of customer service and support. The company’s operations strategy is designed to enhance the value for its customers by fulfilling orders quickly and accurately. Materials Inc. operates an administrative office and a warehouse in Hackensack, New Jersey.

headquarters: 40 Burlews Court, Bldg. 1, Hackensack, NJ 07601contact: Jeff Dixon, [email protected], 201-968-0101



M O N D O M A N N E Q U I N S

showroom: 121 w. 27th st., 2nd floorwebsite: www.mondomannequins.com

Whether customers need immediate delivery from our stock lines, or want to highlight the upscale market’s hottest fashions or require a complete custom solution…they take advantage of the expertise at MONDO, where our many faces provide the solutions for today’s ever-changing marketplace. MONDO Mannequins create lasting impressions that stimulate sales.

Our clients are delighted with the quality and the value that are built into our entire range of products – mannequins that create distinguished windows and enhance interior displays.

MONDO Mannequins is one of the largest and well-known manufacturers of mannequins and forms in the US market. Celebrating our 25th anniversary year, Mondo offers the finest quality visual products for any retail environment featuring immediate delivery plus thousands of solutions from Sellutions, our custom fixture division.

headquarters: 300 Karin Lane, Hicksville, NY 11802contact: Barry Rosenberg, [email protected], 800-645-7032



P A T I N A - V

showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floor, spaces 2d and 2fwebsite: patinav.com

Catch the eye, play on the power of attraction, show case the DNA of a company or a brand; that’s PATINA V mission.

As a designer of mannequins, bust forms and accessories, we are all that and more. Our goal is to offer you a creative partnership to tell a story, your story. And it is unique! Today we continue to cultivate our passion for fashion, our responsiveness to trends and our thirst for discovery, in order to provide you with innovative solutions. Creative and technical processes are always a challenge. But whether they are inspired by your ideas or our imagination, they always stir up the same sense of enthusiasm.

We love what we do and we do it well.

Let us inspire you. If you have any ideas, our specialists are at your service and can guide you through a wide range of options thanks to our custom-ization offers.

headquarters: 15650 Salt Lake Ave., City of Industry, CA 91745contact: Alan Burton, [email protected], 626-961-2471



T . C . M I L L W O R K , I N C .

showroom: 152 w. 25th st., ground floorwebsite: www.tcmillwork.com

T.C.M. is a full service manufacturer of store fixtures and architectural millwork with disciplines in wood, metal, acrylic, and other plastic composites. The motto of “pay attention to the little details” is ingrained and practiced daily at T.C.M. and our NY Showroom (partnered with Global Visual Group) shows just that. We have incorporated our famous, one-of-a-kind product SMARTWALL® into the designing of our showroom. SMARTWALL® is a low voltage display system that can be configured and manufactured to meet your individual specifications and merchandising needs. What sets SMARTWALL® apart from all other wall systems is that is completely customizable for any retail environment.

Here at T.C.M. we put our customers first; their needs become our needs. We don’t just ‘get the job done,’ we get it done right.

headquarters: 3433 Marshall Lane, Bensalem, PA 19020contact: Layne Cardellini, [email protected], 215-245-4210



Join us during the 2014 A.R.E Retail Design Collective Dec. 3 - 5Showroom at 134 W. 25th Street, NYC T 212-366-4222 rho.ca

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showroom: 134 w. 25th st.website: www.rho.ca

1984. RHO’s first year. At that time, the Montreal-based company founded by Jean-Luc Rivet offered in-store display services and a wooden mannequin named ERHO. Today, 30 years later, RHO is an industry leader in the design, production and distribution of exclusive store-window mannequins, other apparel forms and accessories with a strong personality. We are a creative partner, valued by companies that rely on innovative visual environments to communicate standout brand experiences that outperform the competition. A committed team, a state-of-the-art workshop equipped to handle the full fabrication process – from initial sketch to shop window, a reputation for seamless quality, all at the best possible price.

RHO’s line-up for the coming year is a definite must-see. Fresh new collections, such as People – a basic line, representing the reality of today’s industry, carefully selected to offer the freedom of creating unique arrangements. Also, our WM Collection – refined abstract mannequins with distinct style and versatility. RHO is also honored to be the exclusive retailer of BONAMI mannequins within North America; an instigator of innova-tive, surprising and fresh creations. And last but not least, RHO is excited to announce its newcomer, LA ROSA; Italian made mannequins since 1922, create outstanding premium avant-garde sculptures, all 100% recyclable and made within a carbon neutral factory.

We are RHO. Elevating creativity. Come see us.

headquarters: 8451 Parkway Blvd., Montreal, PQ, H1J 1M8, Canadacontact: Antonino Libasci, [email protected], 1-888-577-2300


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S I L V E S T R I C A L I F O R N I A

showroom: 138 w. 25th st., 2nd floorwebsite: silvestricalifornia.com

Silvestri California—the Los Angeles based manufacturer of mannequins, forms, decoratives, and fixtures—announces the new location of their new permanent showroom in New York City. Premiering here will be “ABSTRACT”, a collection of mannequins and forms. The “gallery” setting will also include decoratives, fixtures and furniture. This marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of the first Silvestri California showroom in New York, which was directly across the street from this new location.

headquarters: 8125 Beach St., Thomas Reistetter, Los Angeles, CA 90001contact: Fidel Argomaniz, [email protected], 323-277-4420



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showroom: 138 w. 25th st., 2nd floorwebsite: www.universaldisplayusa.com

Universal Display is a leading manufacturer of mannequins, bust forms and display products. A global business with offices and showrooms in London, New York City and China. Our in-house team allows for a custom service, cost reductions and increased speed of manufacture together with a strong distribution network.

Introducing ‘Iconeme’ technology. A unique and extraordinary way to enhance the shopper experience and drive sales by communicating with store mannequins and displays via an app and beacon technology to create the ultimate retail experience.

We will be launching 3 new ranges and showing a variety of male, female and kids mannequins, as well as a selection of accessory pieces and bust forms.

All product will be interactive using Iconeme technology.

contact: Jonathan Berlin, [email protected], 212-242-0374



770 Railroad Ave | West Babylon, NY 11704631.482.3030 | [email protected] | www.visualciti.com

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showroom: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd fl oor, space 2g website: visualciti.com

Serving the industry for over a decade now, Visual Citi is the answer to all of your signage and display needs. We work with our clients to create the perfect visual solutions, while maintaining brand integrity. With our state-of-the-art technology, we are able to produce with speed and quality.

Our capabilities range from interior and exterior signage to window displays and custom fabrication. We work with a variety of materials such as acrylic, wood, metal, foam and vinyl. Mastering large format photographic printing, fl atbed printing and silk screening, we are able to bring your designs to life.

No project is too big or too small, from prototyping and engineering to kitting and large scale rollouts, our production and logistics team is dedicated to fulfi lling value engineering to best suit your needs in the most cost effective way.

headquarters: 770 Railroad Ave., West Babylon, NY 11704contact: CynthiaHirsch, [email protected], 631-482-3030



V I S P L AY

showroom: 29 ninth avenue (between 13th and 14th) conference sponsor: metropolitan pavilion, 2nd floorwebsite: www.visplay.com/en

Visplay is the embodiment of technology and design in product solutions for retail interiors. Visplay develops and commercializes modular systems for successful store branding concepts worldwide – in close contact with architects, visual merchandisers and retail customers. A suitable product solution is always available, whatever the merchandising requirement and technical challenge.

You can visit the Visplay showroom in Manhattan to see and test the latest Visplay systems.

Visplay: Product solutions for retail interiors.

headquarters: 7528 Walker Way, Allentown, PA 18106contact: Andy Hearle, [email protected], 610-366-1658



New York City without retail? Never! Here’s an eclectic mix of stores near the Metropolitan Pavilion and participating showrooms that are worth a visit. And don’t forget about New York City’s famous holiday windows.

RETAIL NEAR THE METROPOLITAN PAVILION AND PARTICIPATING SHOWROOMS.

RENT THE RUNWAY 16 w. 18th st. | 646-832-3582

This online rent-a-dress business has moved offline and is offering styling services for clients.

LIMELIGHT SHOPS 656 avenue of the americas | 212-255-2144

Three floors of mixed retail stores are housed in a deconsecrated church.

TIME WARNER CABLE EXPERIENCE STORE 43 w. 23rd st. (See more details in the Nov. /Dec. issue of Retail Environments)

See how Time Warner is transforming the cable store experience to make it more interactive and welcoming.

NORMAL 150 w. 22nd st. (6th/7th) | 888.563.nrml(See more details in the Nov. /Dec. issue of Retail Environments)

3D Printers produce stylish, yet high-tech custom ear buds on-site.

BIRCHBOX 433 w. broadway | 212-966-5395 (See more details in the Nov. /Dec. issue of Retail Environments)

This clicks-to-bricks shop is organizing beauty products by type, teaching shoppers new skills and techniques and even displaying Instagram snapshots by the cashwrap.

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The first U.S. retail location to this chic sister brand of H&M and Cos opened in October in SoHo.

CLARKS 547 broadway (prince/spring) | 212-219-3721

Largest outpost to date offering classics as well as SoHo-exclusive heritage styles and designer collaborations.

ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY(See more details in the Nov. /Dec. issue of Retail Environments)

H&M 589 fifth ave.

See how the newest and largest location of this budget brand is competing with its high-end neighbors by offering upscale merchandise and a concierge shopping service.

VALENTINO 693 fifth ave.

The U.S. flagship for this iconic Italian brand features 650 tons of Italian marble and 20,000 square feet of retail space.

TOPSHOP/TOPMAN 608 fifth ave.

With a focus on their high-end offerings, the largest Topshop/ Topman in the U.S. opened in the fall.

ETHAN ALLEN DESIGN CENTER 1010 third ave.

See how Ethan Allen is updating their stores to reflect their new lifestyle-based retail concept.

ALEXANDER WANG 103 grand st. | 212-977-9683 | flagship

FJÄLLRÄVEN 38 greene st. | 212-219-1019

Flagship location for this Swedish outdoor equipment and apparel company.

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NOTABLE HOLIDAY WINDOWS

BARNEYS NEW YORK 660 madison ave.

Featuring a multi-media extravaganza in their 2013 display, Barneys’ windows don’t disappoint.

BLOOMINGDALES 1000 3rd ave.

Bloomingdales took shoppers around the world with a spectacular 2013 holiday window display. We suspect 2014 will be memorable as well.

BERGDORF GOODMAN 754 5th ave.

A Gold Award winner in design:retail’s 2013 Winning Windows, Bergdorf’s has become known for its extravagant displays.

LORD & TAYLOR 424 5th ave.

A feast for the eyes, Lord & Taylor has featured playful, beautifully showcased windows in years past.

MACY’S herald square (windowswear

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Macy’s has been delighting visitors with their famous window displays since the 1870s. A must-see if you’re in New York.

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE 611 5th ave.

Who could forget the Yeti taking center stage – not to mention his own Twitter hashtag – in the Saks Fifth Ave 2013 display? This retailer’s windows are sure to create a buzz again in 2014.

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GREEN IN THE CITYINTERESTED IN GOING GREEN?

Examples of green retail can be found throughout the city.

There are 25 (as of press time) newly certified LEED (or Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) retail projects since the 2013 Retail Design Collective, including five in Brooklyn, three in Queens, and one on Staten Island. Here are some examples to check out:

CBNA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ninth avenue and 55th st., 842 ninth ave.

CBNA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tribeca, 120 w. broadway

CBNA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . madison and 42nd, 330 madison ave.

CBNA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .madison and 34th, 185 madison ave.

Knoll New York Retail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1330 sixth ave.

Nike Fieldhouse Stores – Flatiron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156 fifth ave.

Nike Fieldhouse Store: Upper East Side . . . . . . . . . 1131 third ave.

Starbucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42nd & ninth ave., 350 w. 42nd st.

Starbucks . . . . . . . . . . . .58th st. between madison & fifth avenue, 600 madison ave.

Starbucks Port Authority . . . . . . . . concourse lvl, 625 eighth ave.

Starbucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lexington between 24 and 25th sts., 50 lexington ave.

Starbucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28th st. & third avenue, 200 e. 28th st.

Starbucks . . . . . . . . . . broadway and dyckman, 4761 broadway

Starbucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99th and broadway, 2621 broadway

Sur La Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hearst building, 300 w. 57th st.

TD Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 576 second avenue, 576 second ave.

Read more about the LEED program at www.usgbc.org/leed.



Exploring showrooms, absorbing the world’s most innovative retail design and taking in all the sights and sounds of NYC can work up quite an appetite. Here are some local haunts not far from the Metropolitan Pavilion and the participating showrooms.

CITY BAKERY 3 w. 18th st. (5th/6th aves.) | 212-366-1414 | bakery/cafe, $-$$

Cafeteria style option for breakfast and lunch with top-quality baked goods, sandwiches, soups, pizzas, and an extensive salad bar. Their pretzel croissant and chocolate chip cookies are particularly memorable.

WESTVILLE 246 w. 18th st. (7th/8th aves.) | 212-924-2223 | american, $$-$$$

This NYC “mini-chain” pleases both vegetarians and omnivores with a variety of fresh, simply prepared foods that emphasize quality ingredients.

FLATIRON LOUNGE 37 w. 19th st. (between 5th/6th ave.) | 212-727-7741

| cocktails

Experience classic drinks as well as unique creations by Julie Reiner in this art-deco inspired cocktail lounge. (Opens at 4 p.m. weekdays, 5 p.m. on weekends)

RESTAURANTS

FLATIRON LOUNGE



CREMA 111 w. 17th st. | 212-691-4477 | mexican, $$-$$$

French cooking techniques and presentation put a delicious twist on typical Mexican.

TOCQUEVILLE 1 e. 15th st. (between union square west & fifth avenue)

| 212-647-1515 | american, $$$$

The three-course prix-fixe lunch ($29) is a great way to experience the greenmarket inspired cuisine at this perennial favorite.

BOQUERIA FLATIRON 53 w. 19th st. | 212-255-4160 | spanish tapas, $$-$$$

A great choice if you’re looking for a light bite with a glass of wine (or sangria) or want to build a meal out of traditional tapas dishes.

KOBEYAKI 293 7th ave. (26th & 27th sts.) | 212-242-5500 | japanese, $

If you want a quick Japanese fix, check out this counter-service spot that offers rolls, bowls, burgers and salads in a simple setting.

RARE BAR & GRILL 152 w. 26th st. (between 6th & 7th aves.) | 212-807-7273

| american, $$-$$$

Located inside the Hilton Hotel Fashion District, this is a great choice for upscale burgers, salads, and even steaks. They also have a rooftop lounge where you can enjoy cocktails and spectacular views of the city.

BLOSSOM DU JOUR 259 w. 23rd st. (between 7th & 8th ave.) | 212-229-2595

| vegan, $

Health-conscious diners will appreciate the all-vegan menu offering everything from fresh pressed juice to gluten-free wraps.

MURRAY’S BAGELS 242 8th ave. (between 22nd/23rd sts.) | bagels/deli, $-$$

In addition to what might be the best bagels in NYC, you can get a full array of sandwiches and deli offerings here.

TRE DICI 128 w. 26th st. (6th/7th aves.) | 212-243-8183 | italian/steakhouse, $$$

Dine downstairs in this modern Italian restaurant or head upstairs to a steakhouse with a speakeasy vibe.

GUILTY GOOSE 131 w. 23rd st. (6th/7th aves.) | 212-255-3727 | gastropub, $$

This restaurant and bar have an upscale vibe and offer creative pub fare alongside an impressive selection of craft beers. Great lunch specials and happy hour.

RESTAURANTS



ANTIQUE GARAGE 41 mercer st. | 212-219-1019 | mediterranean, $$-$$$

Enjoy freshly prepared mezes, salads and platters in an eclectic setting.

CHELSEA MARKET enter on 9th or 10th aves. between 15th/16th sts.

This former Nabisco factory is now the ultimate indoor food hall with more than 35 different vendors offering options for shopping, dining and more.

BUDDAKAN 75 9th ave. | 212-989-6699 | asian, $$$-$$$$

Asian fusion cuisine and cocktails in an enormous, opulent space.

DEL POSTO 85 10th ave. | italian, $$$$

The Batali/Bastianich team serve elegant Italian cuisine in a beautiful setting. Worth the splurge.

MORIMOTO 88 10th ave. | 212-989-8883 | japanese, $$$-$$$$

Refined, elegant Japanese cuisine.

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ABOUT A.R.E.

A.R.E. is the retail environments industry’s non-profit trade associ-ation, and our mission is to advance the industry and success of our 700-plus member companies from around the globe through education, insights, marketing, and events.

We partner, produce, and/or sponsor the industry’s premier events including GlobalShop, Retail Design Collective, and Shoptalks. We publish Retail Environments magazine and the weekly Retail Environments Insights newsletter. And, we provide the industry’s leading vendor sourc-ing platform Supplier Connect in three formats: mobile, online, and print.

A.R.E.’s support for the industry extends to our administrative manage-ment of PAVE, the industry’s non-profit educational foundation, and host of the annual PAVE Gala.

Visit A.R.E. online at www.retailenvironments.org or for industry insights, visit [email protected].

You can also connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and LinkedIn. A.R.E.’s Retail Environments Network on LinkedIn is the industry’s largest and most active LinkedIn group with more than 34,000 retail environments professionals.



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Black and White Stripes

Think prison when you hear black and white stripes?

Think again! Visual merchandisers are earning their

stripes with windows as classic and timeless as the

ensembles they showcase, using this basic aesthetic

in modern ways.

smashing windows

Hot fashion window trends by WindowsWear PRO

With our partnership with WindowsWear PRO

(http://pro.windowswear.com), A.R.E. delivers

the most comprehensive fashion visual display

and merchandising resource of trends and

analysis from around the world. A.R.E.

members receive a 20% discount on a

subscription to WindowsWear PRO.

Enchanted Gardens

Mannequins from New York to Barcelona seem

to have green thumbs. Posing casually amid

cascading streams of foliage, they appeal to

shoppers’ biophilia. The trend has sprouted up

in both casual and sophisticated fashion houses.

Under the Sea

Shoppers are having a whale of a time browsing

windows that submerge them in a marine world.

The rising tide is hitting retail ranging from luxury

department stores to economical fashion-forward

accessories.

Zadig & Voltaire Barcelona Etro New York

Dior New York

Stradivarius Barcelona

Saks Fifth Avenue New York

UTERQÜE Mexico City

ABOUT A.R.E.’S MAGAZINE

RETAIL ENVIRONMENTS magazine is the go-to source for relevant and trusted industry information, with insightful analysis and thought leadership in every feature. As the offi cial publication of A.R.E., the industry’s non-profi t association, Retail Environments provides a strong, business-focused voice for our industry.

Not receiving the magazine? It’s free and can be delivered in print or you can receive it in digital format. To sub-scribe, visit the Retail Design Collective Registration area at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 2nd fl oor, or sign up online by visiting bit.ly/RESubscribe.

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Think prison when you hear black and white stripes?

Think again! Visual merchandisers are earning their

stripes with windows as classic and timeless as the

ensembles they showcase, using this basic aesthetic

in modern ways.

With our partnership with WindowsWear PRO

(http://pro.windowswear.com), A.R.E. delivers

the most comprehensive fashion visual display

and merchandising resource of trends and

analysis from around the world. A.R.E.

members receive a 20% discount on a

subscription to WindowsWear PRO.

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In this post-9/11 era, airports have become synonymous with long lines, heightened security, and stress-inducing delays. But behind that dark cloud is a silver lining: A new approach to the design of terminals and the retail within them. The fresh takes can give retailers increased revenues and improve the experience for travelers.

The airport retail market is robust, with a large number of consumers within high-traffic spaces, thanks in part to a marked increase in air travel. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the number of passengers carried by U.S. airlines will jump to 1.15 billion by the year 2034—a 404.5 million increase over 2013 passenger levels (745.5 million).

Design and retail professionals agree that the market is ripe for growth and expansion as airports look to rebrand themselves and improve experiences across the board for their customers.“This is an extremely exciting time for air travel and airports,” says Justin Blatstein, director of aura at New York-based OTG Management, an operator of more than

In its flight path are regionalization, openness, and popups By Robert Nieminen

Visual connections to the planes will be maintained in many new airport restaurants, like this one (left) that OTG expects to open in DCA (near Washington, D.C.) in 2015 as well as its recently opened Marathi (top) and Vinifera (bottom), both in YYZ (Toronto).

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ABOUT INSIGHTS

insights.retailenvironments.org

EXPLORE A.R.E.’S NEWEST online resource for industry intelligence, trends, and inspiration — the Retail Environments Insights Center. As the industry’s primary resource for industry news, data, and trends, A.R.E. has pulled together all of the information we produce and curate into one central, easy-to-navigate site.

This fully loaded web destination features our members’ projects and products as well as the hottest trends in retail and expanded news spanning the globe.

Visit Retail Environments Insights Center when you…

• are looking for inspiration

• want to know what’s happening in the industry

• want to find suppliers for your projects

• are looking for stimulating perspectives on retail design

• are looking to broaden your knowledge on an industry issue

While you are there, help shape the industry. Post personal comments and share favorite stories and photos with colleagues via LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter directly from our site.

Also visit A.R.E. at retailenvironments.org.



A.R.E. IS PROUD to administer the Planning and Visual Education Partnership (PAVE), which is the educational foundation for the retail environments industry.

PAVE’s mission is to connect students, educators, and professionals who support the retail industry in a vibrant, meaningful, and mentoring format. PAVE aims to:

• provide students with financial support and industry exposure

• connect educators and industry professionals–enriching curricula and encouraging industry dialogue

• provide retail industry businesses with new, qualified talent and encourage reciprocal investment in PAVE

• ensure the future viability of the retail industry by investing in the next generation of leaders.

PAVE provides a pathway to the real world of retail design. With seminars, workshops, and contests, students are exposed to design challenges similar to what they would face in their work lives. Students are able to respond to design objectives, constraints, and functionality in a way that moves them from “academic” to “experienced.”

During 2014, PAVE awarded over $75,000 to students and educational institutions.

Winners of the PAVE Student Design Competition and the Rising Star recipients will be recognized the first evening of the Retail Design Collective at the PAVE Annual Gala at the Cipriani Wall Street.

For more details about how you can get involved in PAVE, visit paveinfo.org

ABOUT PAVE

2013 STUDENT GALLERY PROJECT



UPCOMING A.R.E. EVENTSA.R.E. produces and sponsors a number of leading industry events each year in addition to the A.R.E. Retail Design Collective. Mark your calendars for these two important upcoming ones.

A.R.E. DESIGN AWARDSpresentation: march 24, 2015 | las vegas

A.R.E. produces the industry’s leading international retail design competition and awards program. Retailers, designers, and suppliers can enter full projects or specific project elements in 27 different categories. Enter online

by Jan. 15, 2015 (or save money and submit by Dec. 15, 2014). Winning projects are announced in midFebruary and top achievements will be recognized at the A.R.E. Design Awards presentation held at the end of the first day of GlobalShop in Las Vegas.

www.aredesignawards.com

GLOBALSHOPmarch 24-26, 2015MANDALAY BAY CONVENTION CENTER, LAS VEGAS

GlobalShop is the leading annual North American trade show for retail interior buyers and designers. More than 600 exhibiting companies represent store fixtures, visual merchandising, pointofpurchase, digital store technology,

store design and operations, and retail merchandising services. As the sponsor of GlobalShop 2015, A.R.E. and PAVE will share a booth and we invite you to come meet the association’s staff and learn about A.R.E.’s latest programs and resources, including information on A.R.E.’s 700plus member providers. Typically more than 300 of A.R.E.’s member suppliers and design firms exhibit in the show.

www.globalshop.org



A.R.E.-Sponsored Sessions at GLOBALSHOP 2015

tuesday, march 24 | 10:30-11:30 a.m.STORE DESIGN & VISUAL MERCHANDISING TRACK

Trends Setting the Retail Environments StageKnowing what is current and what will be the next big thing are essential when creating retail design that will set the stage for a great retail experience now and in the coming years. A.R.E. partners, including Material ConneXion and WindowsWear, will reveal the trends they’ve been tracking globally in retail design, color and materials, and window displays. Hear what these leading trend experts, each in their own specialties, have to reveal about the future of brick and mortar.

tuesday, march 24 | 1:30 – 2:30 p.m.INDEPENDENT RETAILER TRACK

Global Brands: Appearing Soon in North America’s Malls & High StreetsIn this session moderated by Brian Dyches of OpenEye Global, ten small or international brands with the potential to transform retail will be uncovered and showcased. Hear from the designers in the know on these up-and-coming success stories hailing from Australia, the Middle East, Colombia, Brazil, Paris, and even New York City. Don’t miss this opportunity to be truly inspired and expand your awareness of the vast global arena of retail.

wednesday, march 25 | 1:30 – 2:30 p.m.STORE DESIGN & VISUAL MERCHANDISING TRACK

The ROI Advantage— How to Get Your Store Design Project Approved In this session, A.R.E.’s expert panel will show you how to make ROI measurement an integral part of every project. Hear from Janis Healy as she shares the results of recent research into store design ROI. Angela Hoekstra Gearhart of Select Comfort and Julie Swanson of Car Toys will share information on some of the new tools and tactics retailers are using in measuring store design ROI. Learn how to maneuver corporate landmines and create internal support for your project, as our panelists assimilate the new research into actionable best practices.

Visit www.globalshop.org to register.



PRODUCT INDEX

architecture/woodwork & millworkBishop Fixture & Millwork Inc.T.C. Millwork

backroom storage systemsKenduT.C. Millwork

design services/ prototype design

B+N Industries Inc.Bishop Fixture & Millwork Inc.ChippenhookKenduVisplay Inc.

design services/ store design & planning

B+N Industries Inc.KenduT.C. Millwork

door & door accessoriesT.C. Millwork

electrical systems/servicesThe LED LABT.C. Millwork

exhibits & structuresALU Inc.Big Apple Visual GroupKenduT.C. Millwork

fitting roomsT.C. Millwork



fixtures/displaysAce Designs Inc.Alpha Display Co. Inc.ALU Inc.B+N Industries Inc.Bernstein DisplayBig Apple Visual GroupBishop Fixture & Millwork Inc.ChippenhookChristine Taylor CollectionDK DisplayFairmont GlobalGlobal Visual Group:

Almax • Lifestyle • Trimco • ViaggioH+B JPMA Global Inc.The LED LABMONDO MannequinsPatina-VSilvestri CaliforniaT.C. MillworkVisplay Inc.

fixture hardware/accessoriesB+N Industries Inc.T.C. Millwork

flooring productsArchitectural Systems Inc.Christine Taylor CollectionMaterials Inc.

furniture/seatingBernstein DisplayChippenhookChristine Taylor CollectionH+BHoliday Foliage Inc.



PRODUCT INDEX

light boxesBig Apple Visual GroupChippenhookKenduT.C. MillworkVisual Citi Inc.

lightingChristine Taylor CollectionFeelux LightingH+B Holiday Image LLCT.C. Millwork

mannequins/formsALU Inc.AtrezzoBernstein DisplayCNL InternationalDK DisplayGenesis Mannequins USAGlobal Visual Group:

Almax • Lifestyle • Trimco • ViaggioGoldsmithH+B IDW GlobalMONDO MannequinsPatina-VRHO Inc.Silvestri CaliforniaUniversal Display & Design Inc.

materialsArchitectural Systems Inc.Big Apple Visual GroupMaterial ConneXionMaterials Inc.T.C. Millwork



p-o-p display & accessoriesBig Apple Visual GroupChippenhookKenduVisual Citi Inc.

props/décorBernstein DisplayBig Apple Visual GroupGargoyles Ltd.Global Visual Group:

Almax • Lifestyle • Trimco • ViaggioGoldsmithHoliday Foliage Inc.Holiday Image LLCIDW GlobalSilvestri CaliforniaVisual Citi Inc.

signage/graphicsBernstein DisplayBig Apple Visual GroupGlobal Visual Group:

Almax • Lifestyle • Trimco • ViaggioGoldsmithH+B KenduVisual Citi Inc.

slat-slotwall & accessoriesT.C. Millwork

visual merchandising/window designBig Apple Visual GroupGlobal Visual Group:

Almax • Lifestyle • Trimco • ViaggioKenduVisual Citi Inc. n



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