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2020 Halloween Display, Visual merchandising work for PetSmart
PetSmart Visual merchandising

Chapter 01

Built for the aisle, not the mood board.

2020 Halloween Display

Retail display storytelling built to feel festive, clearly merchandised, and organized around a clear shopper path.

Retail lens

Retail work has to read quickly, hold attention, and stay branded the moment it leaves the slide and enters a real store.

A strong match when the brief needs shopper-facing clarity, branded energy, and files that hold up in physical spaces.

Deliverables

  • Display design
  • Promo art
  • Brand rollout

Case study snapshot

Read the project as a short editorial sequence

What had to be solved first, where Amanda guided the system, and what changed by the end.

  1. 01 1 of 3

    Challenge

    Translate a seasonal concept into a retail display that felt festive while keeping the shopper path and product story clear.

  2. 02 2 of 3

    Amanda's role

    Amanda shaped the display graphics and retail storytelling cues for the holiday environment.

  3. 03 3 of 3

    Outcome

    The final display turns the assortment into a more immersive seasonal moment for shoppers.

Retail + merchandising

Retail stories with shelf presence

Built for the aisle, not the mood board.

Seasonal displays, shopper-facing campaigns, and in-store visuals built to catch a shopper's eye from six feet away without losing the brand in the noise.

Amanda's cue for this chapter

The first pass is always about distance: what a shopper catches walking past. Color, type, and finish get built to support that read, not compete with it.

Continuity with PetSmart

How PetSmart keeps moving through Amanda's archive

PetSmart appears across 3 chapters in Amanda's archive, making this thread a good way to compare how one brand voice holds up across different formats, rollout pressures, and campaign types.

Retail + merchandising

Need this kind of retail in your next brief?

Fits best when the work has to survive a real store: tight timing, physical space, a lot of visual noise to cut through.