Another High Street Rebrand

wells · Tue 25 Jun, 2019 18.11

Yes and it is.

thegeek · Tue 25 Jun, 2019 20.38

the Clydesdale brand isn't disappearing entirely:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ... s-48687385

Whataday · Thu 27 Jun, 2019 23.01

Boots have switched to paper carrier bags which look lovely:

Also, a new concept store has opened in Covent Garden, and the internal signs use the "Since 1849" font rather than VAG Rounded.

WillPS · Fri 28 Jun, 2019 10.28

Looks like a christmassy mash up between Primark and Holland & Barrett.

scottishtv · Fri 28 Jun, 2019 16.48

Looks all good, apart from the last image. I think the light boxes and foliage look quite dated. Also, those leaves will look even worse when they are inevitably covered in dust.

Whataday · Fri 28 Jun, 2019 19.11

scottishtv wrote: Fri 28 Jun, 2019 16.48 Looks all good, apart from the last image. I think the light boxes and foliage look quite dated. Also, those leaves will look even worse when they are inevitably covered in dust.

Dust was my first thought too. I have a feeling they're real plants though as this store in particular is going for an eco-friendly vibe.

WillPS · Mon 01 Jul, 2019 10.00

Whataday wrote: Fri 28 Jun, 2019 19.11
scottishtv wrote: Fri 28 Jun, 2019 16.48 Looks all good, apart from the last image. I think the light boxes and foliage look quite dated. Also, those leaves will look even worse when they are inevitably covered in dust.
Dust was my first thought too. I have a feeling they're real plants though as this store in particular is going for an eco-friendly vibe.

They'll be dead within 2 years then.

Not sure if that's better or worse than the plastic'y shit that was popular in food courts in the 90s.

gottago · Mon 01 Jul, 2019 20.16

WillPS wrote: Mon 01 Jul, 2019 10.00
Whataday wrote: Fri 28 Jun, 2019 19.11
scottishtv wrote: Fri 28 Jun, 2019 16.48 Looks all good, apart from the last image. I think the light boxes and foliage look quite dated. Also, those leaves will look even worse when they are inevitably covered in dust.
Dust was my first thought too. I have a feeling they're real plants though as this store in particular is going for an eco-friendly vibe.
They'll be dead within 2 years then.

Not sure if that's better or worse than the plastic'y shit that was popular in food courts in the 90s.

I was going to say, it looks very Wimpy early 90s.

scottishtv · Mon 01 Jul, 2019 23.53

Reminds me of:

Whataday · Wed 03 Jul, 2019 18.40

Nothing beats St Davids Cardiff in the 1980s.

DJDave · Wed 03 Jul, 2019 18.57

Couldn't beat a fake plant and a water feature in a shopping centre in the 90s!