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Luxury brands will need to redesign physical stores for new world order

May 22, 2020

Forrester report, "Redesign Physical Spaces Now in Response To COVID-19" examines the new normal for shopping. Image credit: Forrester Forrester report, "Redesign Physical Spaces Now in Response To COVID-19," examines the new normal for shopping. Image credit: Forrester

 

By Dianna Dilworth

Luxury brands should use the current shutdown timeframe to be thinking about how they can redesign their physical spaces to make them more hygienic and safe to both consumers and employees.

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