Pop-Ups
Pella Puts New York City on Mute with a ‘Noisy’ Demo of its Windows and Doors
As the third-busiest train station in North America, you wouldn’t describe Grand Central Terminal in New York City as “silent.” But Pella made it its mission to change that by leveraging the station’s Vanderbilt Hall as a testing ground for its Lifestyle Series of noise-insulating wood windows and patio doors. Pella activated a pop-up home...
MGallery Enlists a Muralist to Transform a Pop-up Hotel Room into a Work of Art
As crowdsourced platforms like Airbnb continue to dominate the hospitality market, traditional hotel brands are dreaming up dynamic live experiences that allow them to stay competitive. A recent example is the MGallery Hotel Collection, which launched a 24-hour interactive art installation in the middle of Manhattan’s Penn Plaza on June 3 to drum up organic...
Cocktails, Music and Smooth Legs: Inside Skintimate’s Pop-up Shave Bar
For many women, the event that is “getting ready” to go out often involves a hasty and unmemorable shave to ensure they have smooth legs. Recognizing that men often socialize at the barber shop while they’re “getting ready” and enjoying a clean shave, Skintimate decided to create a setting for women to shave and socialize,...
How Wellness Experiences are Weaving Their Way Into Consumer Events and Conferences
Fresh strategies to help consumers achieve a balanced lifestyle From farm-to-table, to juicing to shakes, to essential oils, boot camps, spin and meditation, the health and wellness space is expanding rapidly—into the home into the workplace, and into live events. The Fast Company Innovation Festival in New York City last October offered more than...