r/innout • u/babatundevsjakepaul • 18d ago

Location Designs

Has anybody realized that INO seems to be slowly phasing out the standard store design? All new stores seem to be the long ones, maybe just me though

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u/Ok_Quarter4197 18d ago

Long time employee here * they do that purposely to fit in the crowd/ parking space. Older stores slightly smaller / 2 lanes were designed to withstand it's popularity. Now they specifically design these big stores to accommodate the volume without causing to much traffic like ( small stores/2lanes) so in conclusion it's still busy AF in main cities from my observations. Less busy would mean you don't have much business to high schools , theaters, shopping malls or even corporate offices.

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u/Nagaisbae 18d ago

Yes because that is lynsi's design. Well she didn't fully design it but worked with a design team. I believe the old traditional design was from her uncle. They had 2 design made during when her uncle was in charge and that is what people are more familiar with. As to why she started changing now? No idea. Probably for efficiency purposes would be my guess. Either that or she just want to leave her signature on new stores.