Visual Merchandising Display - Fairchild Books
Visual Merchandising Display - Fairchild Books
Visual Merchandising Display - Fairchild Books
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Extended Contents<br />
Preface xiii<br />
Acknowledgments xiv<br />
Part One Getting Started-<br />
<strong>Visual</strong> <strong>Merchandising</strong> and <strong>Display</strong> Basics xvi<br />
1 Why Do We <strong>Display</strong>? 1<br />
2 Color and Texture 9<br />
Physical and Psychological Reactions to Color 11<br />
Yellow 11<br />
Orange 11<br />
Red 11<br />
Pink 11<br />
Green 11<br />
Blue 11<br />
Blue-Green 11<br />
Peach 12<br />
Rust 12<br />
Violet/Purple 12<br />
Gray 12<br />
Brown 12<br />
White 12<br />
Black 12<br />
Color Families 12<br />
Color Mixing 13<br />
Color Schemes 13<br />
Analogous, or Adjacent, Colors 13<br />
Complementary Colors 13<br />
Contrasting Colors 14<br />
Monochromatic Colors 14<br />
VI<br />
Neutral Colors 14<br />
Using Color to Promote Color 15<br />
Texture 17<br />
3 Line and Composition 21<br />
Line 22<br />
Vertical Lines 22<br />
Horizontal Lines 22<br />
Curved Lines 22<br />
Diagonal Lines 23<br />
Composition 23<br />
Balance 23<br />
Dominance 26<br />
Contrast 26<br />
Proportion 26<br />
Rhythm 27<br />
Repetition 29<br />
4 Light and Lighting 31<br />
The Color of Light 32<br />
Planning Window Lighting 32<br />
Lighting the Open-Back Window 33<br />
Lighting the Closed-Back Window 34<br />
Planning Store Interior Lighting 34<br />
New Lighting Trends 35<br />
General, or Primary, Lighting 35<br />
Fluorescent Lighting 36<br />
Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL) 37<br />
Incandescent Lighting 37<br />
High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Lighting 38