Scotch & Soda, Miami

Its not often we find retailers being creative with the entrances to their stores and this style of Scotch and Soda store is completely new to us.  With their tensile structured space and amazing interior fixtures this is one to go and look at if you can.  

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Scotch and Soda, London

We did see the tropical plant trend quite a while ago so it seems slightly odd to view it again and particularly this time of year.  We're guessing that it is at least somewhere where this scheme is installed it is nice and warm as they dont tend to localise their creativity (from what we have seen across their stores internationally) and perhaps this scheme works elsewhere in the world?

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Scotch and Soda, London

Great to see some really good installation work at this brand and a massive effort at their store along Carnaby street.  A tidal wave of paper has been installed to the side of the mannequins in this scheme and while we dont actually know what this scheme is all about a bit of theatre at a multiple is always appreciated.

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Scotch & Soda, London

We're not entirely sure what this scheme is all about beyond the repetition of radiating forms.  These props do look as if they have been influenced by some of the merchandise here but beyond that and the possible references to travel and local crafts we don't really know.  We have a great video anyway.  (If you are unable to view it via our email list then please do check out our main website)

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Scotch & Soda, London

While Sale time is we guess a necessary evil part of the retail process, it does annoyingly disrupt our rhythm in keeping you up to date with the latest schemes.  However, we came across this one at Scotch & Soda which we were rather drawn towards amongst the sea of Red.  Offering us a kind of market / holiday vibe the colours of the deckchairs and fabrics do look quite delicious and while the presentation is perhaps the kind of thing Anthropologie would do we appreciate the warmth of the tones projected by this scheme.  Oh but that annoying Sale graphic on the fenestration.  

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Scotch & Soda, London

Well we did say recently that there was a big tropical / foliage thing going on right now and we have to say that Scotch & Soda is looking really very good and super seductive.  It was late at night when we walked passed their store on Carnaby Street so our images haven't picked up every detail although with their cut out foliage and mash-up of textures and designs this brand looks very cool.  We love their products anyway and the styling is fantastic.

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Scotch and Soda, London

We do love the old lighting and old recycled paneled door backdrop combo. although we have seen it for a few years now so we are a little tired of it too.  We've seen this look previously from Barney's in NYC to the trendiest bars in Spitalfields and at the likes of Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie.  Does it really take this long to catch up or is this brand just so out of touch with whats been happening for the last several years.  Next........ 

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Scotch and Soda, London

We have really warmed to this brand and have seen some interesting schemes coming from them recently.  This scheme we guess refers to the Scandic collection launched on their website and contains some delicious photography in a repetition of various sizes format.  Thankfully this is one brand which has a certain amount of manoeuvrability within it which enables them to adopt a variety of looks.  Just check out their website and particularly their blog to see what we mean.  We may even need to swing by when they are open and make a few purchases ourselves ready for the London winter season.  Looking so cool right now.

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Scotch and Soda, London

Paper windmills are making a significant (well a few retailers are doing it) impact on the high street here in London at the moment, from Jack Wills, Habitat to Scotch and Soda.  We're still hoping for a bit of refreshing clever Summer humour to knock us senseless however or even a bit of political satire.....oh go on then treat us to a save-the-something-cause......anything beyond the (not to say that this scheme is not of any worthy quality) ever so extraordinarily ordinary that we are seeing right now, hopefully some day soon? In the meantime here we have vertical lines, repetition of......blah..blah. blah....Yawn.

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Scotch and Soda, Dubai

We have seen this scheme back in London on our travels and do love this kind of colour swatch effect that the guys have created here.  A very simple scheme and so easy to transport around the world yet has quite a lot of impact, don't you think?  A good example of the gravitational and radiation format of product handling dynamics.