Temporary stores
iZettle gave six small businesses 12 hours to sell their wares.
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It’s nice and all for anyone to be able to sell products from their home (thanks to the internet), but that’ll never stop them from dreaming of owning their own brick-and-mortar store. That dream recently came true, if only for 12 hours, for six of Britain’s smallest businesses. iZettle, a company that provides mobile payment services and apps, renovated a small store on one of London’s busiest streets every day for six days so that a handful of business owners could spend a day selling their wares in a physical space. Each day, a different look was given to the store for each online retailer. Talk about a short life span: grand opening tonight, grand closing tomorrow.
Credits:
Brand: iZettle
Agency: Forsman & Bodenfors
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