A herringbone layout is essentially a variant of a grid layout, best suited for smaller spaces. The biggest difference is that there’s essentially only one pathway for browsing th… See more

A loop layout is just like it sounds. It’s a circuit that loops around your entire store, with merchandise displayed in the center and outer edges. When customers enter the store, t… See more

A free-flow store layout gives retailers the creative license to design a greater range of experiences. It isn’t driven by an intent to maximize display space or drive customers toward spe… See more