Not unique perhaps but nevertheless good, JFK T5 has a “pet relief area” for pets to do, well, what they do, after getting off or on a flight. Situated right next to baggage carousel 6 its a large, completely fenced...
Read MoreCustomer service is one of JetBlue’s hallmarks, so its interesting to see how they’ve integrated it into T5 (aside from in the design elements & facilities). One of the first thing which perhaps you notice is the...
Read MoreFred Perry’s new store opened in Moscow, designed by masamichi katayama at wonderwall. As with each of the brand’s Laurel stores, the interior reflects the culture & history of the city. In the Moscow store this...
Read MoreIn a great new idea for non-traditional advertising, Flogos (a US company) have created a machine which makes floating clouds in the shape of company logos – or anything else for that matter. The clouds themselves are a...
Read MoreDon’t take me wrong, I love stylish hotel rooms. The problem is when you throw out practicality for design or even worse still throw out taste. Here are some of the most questionable design choices we’ve come across....
Read MoreSharp has unveiled a stunning 26-foot-tall Christmas tree made of 43 Aquos LCD televisions in New York’s Grand Central Station. Sizes of the TV’s range from 19 to 52 inches and are interspersed by pine brances. The...
Read MoreAside from the extraordinary range of F&B, T5 also distinguishes itself with an innovative retail mix consisting of: Blue Sky Traders — Newsstand, sundries, “Read & Return” books and Press Express, a grab-and-go...
Read MoreOn Nov 25 & 26, JetBlue will be hosting a range of complimentary events for its passengers. There are magic shows for the family, introductory Yoga classes, stress reducing exercises by New York Sports Clubs and even...
Read MoreThat’s what the Morgans Hotel Group are saying in their headline for an aggressive new marketing & advertising campaign aimed at treating the recession with defiance and optimism. They believe the attitude of many of...
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