Tempo Top Five: May 30
We find, we think, we share : links that caught our eye.
This week’s Tempo Top Five features a property co-ownership platform, a new kind of retail store, and free Kit Kats…
1. How brands are using stores as community spaces
Source: psfk
With their own e-commerce stores offering more convenience, brands are turning their physical bricks and mortar stores into community spaces where their customers can interact (and not necessarily purchase)…
2. New platform makes property co-ownership simpler
Source: kohab
New property platform Kohab allows friends and family to co-purchase a place together, giving them entry point into the market which the majority of young Australians increasingly struggle to afford…
3. Kit Kat’s airport vending machine offers free chocolate if your flight is delayed
Source: adage
If you happen to be waiting in Brazil’s Sao Paulo airport and your flight is delayed, you can scan your boarding pass and grab a free snack to tide you over whilst you wait…
4. Zara’s new London store features robots and holograms
Source: retaildetail
Zara’s flagship store aims to bring together the best of online and offline shopping experience. And just like shopping online, the self-serve checkouts mean you can shop without speaking to anyone…
5. IKEA ad designed to send you to sleep
Source: adweek
Hardly a week goes by without IKEA’s global raft of agencies coming up with quirky ads. This latest uses white noise and lavender to help readers fall asleep – no doubt on a newly-purchased IKEA bed…