Maker's Mark Glorifier
This display is designed to capture a moment frozen in time, creating the illusion that the bottle has just been used to stamp hot wax with the Mark". The rotationally molded plastic bottle holder that comprises the upper portion of the display is based on a sculpted clay prototype, artistically created to capture a sense of action. The oak base features a black lacquer finish and combining a lacquered oak base with a rotationally molded upper section provides a greater perceived value than a display made entirely of plastic. The display helps brand loyal consumers readily identify the product at the point of purchase. This display which won a Gold OMA in the Liquor, distilled spirits, non-illuminated category, was created by Heritage Sign & Display, Inc., 344 Industrial Road, Nesquehoning, PA 18240.
Disney Atlantis "Digger" Domestic Display
This display was designed to create pre-release awareness of the movie and to inform parents of the latest Disney full-length animated feature release; spurring children to ask their parents to take them to the movie and buy the toys. In addition, by filling space in theater lobbies, the display prevents competing studios from installing their promotional merchandising and signage in the same space. This display uses eight four-color process prints on #80 coated book lithography. This display, which won a Gold OMA in the Entertainment category, was created by Rapid Display, 33195 Lewis Avenue, Union City, CA 94587.
Spalding Sports Worldwide Top-Flite XL3000 - 6 Dozen Counter Unit
This display was designed to create awareness of the product improvements, while giving the retailer a profitable/refillable unit. The original quantity ordered on the display was shipped to market prior to the official start of the golf season, a good sign that with product improvements in a good merchandising vehicle, volume would increase and gain in market share achieved. The display’s unique features created a lot of interest. This display, which won a Gold OMA in the Sports Equipment Category, was created by Triangle Display Group, 601 E. Erie Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19134.
Eiffel Tower Floor Display
This display is a recognizable representation of France's Eiffel Tower and provides a unique and effective merchandising vehicle for a new line of European travel books. The display is shoppable from all four sides with book titles that are visible, with a full front cover exposure held by clear plastic strips which hold the books in trays. This display which won a Gold OMA in the Books, Newspapers and Magazines Category, was created by Oxford Innovations, Division of Tim-Bar Corporation, 201 South College Avenue, P.O. Box 189, New Oxford, PA 17350-0189.
R & G Nightlight "Tower of Power"
The main goal of this display was to have museum centers accept the display and give it floor space in their already crowded shops. The use of a “Tower” helped achieve the small footprint with large pack out. The display features a three-sided front which allowed the display of 24 different nightlights. The design also allowed the bottom portion of the tower to accommodate pre-packed nightlights ready for retail. When all of the colorful and artistic nightlights are in place and lighted, the display draws the consumer. The “Tower of Power” becomes a lighted billboard for nightlights. The client can barely keep up with the demand for these new displays. Moving the product off the standard store shelves and onto a lighted floorstand has drawn more people to their product. The display which won a Gold OMA in the Other Retailer category, was created by Lingo Manufacturing Company, Inc., 7499 Industrial Road, Florence, KY 41042.
Bose Lifestyle® 28 Home Entertainment System "Daddy Long Legs" Display
This display was designed to communicate Bose Corporations’ new product offering in the high performance DVD based HT1B (Home Theater in a Box). Contrasting laminate colors, combined with layered edge lighting and a 3-D Bose® Logo, deliver the brand prominently in a visually busy environment. The fixture was conceived with the retailer's full participation. Bose Corporation developed the software in each Lifestyle® 28 System. Bose is pursuing a patent on the technology. The Objectives were to guarantee a high, quality repeatable demonstration with proper loudspeaker geometry for all channels with minimal visual intrusion. The display, which won the Gold OMA in the Entertainment Category, was created by Harbor Industries Inc., South Industrial Park, Grand Haven, MI 49417.
Kellogg’s Cereal In A Cup Merchandiser
This display features an injection molded star shaped tray which allows six packages to be merchandised in a small footprint. The counter base is 12" diameter circle using 1 sq. foot of retail counter space. The display is injection molded in white to convey purity and cleanliness. The unit assembles in less than 3 minutes. Stocking the display is quick and easy. The display which won the Gold OMA in the Services Category, was created by Visual Marketing, Inc., 154 West Erie St., Chicago, IL 60610.
General Foods International Coffee Tower
This display delivers high-impact stopping power in-store through picturesque images of natural beauty, inviting consumers into the brand/display. The display also carries hundreds of pounds of product in a stable design with a rotational feature which allows consumer accessibility to the entire line of General Foods International Coffees. The display also offers information via a product brochure with recipes. The 30-case Tower of Power features the brand’s most popular flavors. The display which won the Gold OMA in the Grocery and General Merchandise Products was created by New Dimensions Research Corp., 260 Spagnoli Road, Melville, NY 11747.
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