By displaying the meats in this way it's almost like you're walking into a high-end clothes shop rather than a room filled with animal carcasse. Using lights and cabinets to make specific meats focal points of the store is really clever and although I'm not sure how good the meat would be it would definitely be a new buying experience!
I should probably put something exciting and original in this space, but I can't think of anything to say aside from this.
Tuesday, 7 September 2010
Victor Churchill Butchers
By displaying the meats in this way it's almost like you're walking into a high-end clothes shop rather than a room filled with animal carcasse. Using lights and cabinets to make specific meats focal points of the store is really clever and although I'm not sure how good the meat would be it would definitely be a new buying experience!
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This is amazing, a very imaginative take on the insides of an animal! The interior is very rustic and reminds me a lot of log cabins up in the mountains where they would have slaughtered the animals to begin with, however like you say it is styled like a high end clothes store; the juxtaposition works and makes it very unique. I wonder what it smells like in there...
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