MAGIC SCHOOL BAZAAR IN HAMLEYS LUBYANKA MOSCOW
Title | MAGIC SCHOOL BAZAAR IN HAMLEYS LUBYANKA MOSCOW |
Brand | IDEAS4RETAIL |
Product/Service | STATIONERY FOR SCHOOL AND TOYS |
Category |
A04. Travel, Leisure, Retail, Restaurants & Fast Food Chains |
Entrant
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UNITE Moscow, RUSSIA
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Idea Creation
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UNITE Moscow, RUSSIA
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Credits
Olga Matveeva |
Unite |
CEO |
Liliya Iskhakova |
Unite |
Account Director |
Alina Ivanova |
Unite |
Account Manager |
Sergey Tumanov |
Unite |
Head of Purchasing Department |
Olga Ostrova |
Unite |
Production Manager |
Dmitry Mukhametzyanov |
Unite |
Production Manager |
Dmitry Vorona |
Unite |
Creative director |
Edoardo Rizzuti |
Unite |
Art Director |
Natalia Maslova |
Unite |
Art Director |
Sergey Agafonov |
Unite |
Art Director |
The Campaign
The main creative idea was to create a new decoration for a back-to-school shopping zone styled as Harry Potter’s world. The area was designed to give the look and feeling of the ‘Magic School’ transforming the Central Children’s Store Atrium into an unusual yet functional zone to get all of back-to-school shopping done in one place. This unique creative zone allowed to attract a lot of consumers and to stand out among other shops.
Campaign Success
The agency developed the design and built a big and high tower (more than 7m high), a steam train (5m x 2.3 m), a traffic loop to display school backpacks, a real-size dray cart with old-fashioned suitcases and a mobile easy to move and transform decoration. Magic grimoires were styled to look old. The cinema zone was equipped with comfortable transforming hassocks. All the shelves with goods were seamlessly integrated in the decorations. Re-board and durable eco-friendly materials were used.
Describe the success of the promotion with both client and consumer including some quantifiable results
• Over 20,000 shoppers a day
• 200% higher sales than the forecast
• A great number of positive customers feedback in social media
• A great number of positive customers left feedback on great atmosphere in the store and a high interest of their kids towards decorations, interactive zones and installations.
Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service
The project fits within these award criteria as the main goal for the Agency was to develop a shopping zone design in a retail store that would boost sales and attract customers.
The store was decorated as the ‘Magic School’ transforming the Central Children’s Store Atrium into an unusual yet functional zone to get all of back-to-school shopping done in one place. Total area of the store was 380 m². The navigation was well-structured with the store divided into zones visible from all the sides thus boosting sales. In that zone one could find everything they need for school. There was a cinema zone built for kids where they could sit comfortably on hassocks and watch cartoons to let their parents do all the shopping meanwhile.