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The Container Store moves into the next generation courtesy FRCH Design Worldwide

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The Container Store moves into the next generation courtesy FRCH Design Worldwide

The next-gen prototype is located in Dallas, Texas.


By David Malone, Associate Editor | November 8, 2018
The interior of the redesigned Container Store

Courtesy The Container Store

A new 24,000-sf prototype of The Container Store has been dubbed by the company as the brand’s Next Generation Store. The prototype includes a refreshed customer experience with an infusion of technology.

This technological infusion takes the shape of 18 digital touchscreens, an optimized product navigation system, and the new Custom Closets Studio. The Custom Closets Studio includes closet vignettes that allow customers to visualize a variety of offerings at different price points. Another new component is The Organization Studio, a digital experience that allows customers to share their personal organization challenges by uploading photos or videos online and then set-up in-store appointments with one of the brand’s experts.

 

See Also: Miami International Airport is home to the first Johnnie Walker store in the U.S.

 

The next-gen design was unveiled earlier this year and will serve as a test-and-learn environment to determine elements for eventual rollout to new and existing locations.

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