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Great Trends For Revitalizing Your Retail Bike Shop Design
  • Bike Shop Retail Design Trends

When it comes to remodeling, bike shops around the world are pushing the envelope and bringing great design ideas to retail shop design. If you want your bike shop to look cutting edge and updated, here are 3 major bike shop retail design trends.

  1. Mix of natural with the industrial. When it comes to shop remodeling trends, stores are mixing natural woods with clean lines from concrete floors and brick walls with metal fixtures. With bikes standing out against warm wood tones while blending with industrial metal accents, sellers are able to present the dual nature of bikes as mechanical yet connected to the outdoors. Handsome Cyclesis a good example of this blend of natural colors with an industrial twist.
  1. Feature bikes on walls.  In addition to the necessary racks of bike inventory, the trend is to pull unique bikes out and feature them in a highlighted display on the wall. This is a great way to break up a group of bike racks and also a good way to engage your customer with a clearer presentation of the features on the highlighted bike. The Factory Five Boutiqueexercises this trend in a great way, showcasing the fixed gear frames for visitors on their walls and hanging from the ceilings. Not only does it draw color to the walls, but visitors can get a good look at every part of the frame without moving the bike. And given its position on the wall, the frame looks as light as it is, making riders more susceptible to seeing the advantage of the frame.
  1. Bright and bold colors for visibility. As more and more people want bikes for commuting, bike shops are displaying their wares with a mix of bright and bold accents that bring bikes and accessories to the forefront. Displaying bright products--such as reflective materials, neon-colored clothing, and colorful helmets or handlebars--gives consumers a sense of safety, visibility, and forward-thinking when looking at bikes in shop. Playing with these bold colors can add great interest to your shop.

For more design ideas and inspiration as well as versatile fixtures for displaying your product be sure to check out our website.

 

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