This study determines the impact of brand identification of space design according to brand identity on consumers’ experience satisfaction. This study investigates whether there is a difference in consumers’ experience satisfaction depending on th...
This study determines the impact of brand identification of space design according to brand identity on consumers’ experience satisfaction. This study investigates whether there is a difference in consumers’ experience satisfaction depending on the level of brand identity (high or low), and how brand identification of space design affects the relationship between the level of brand identity and consumers’ experience
satisfaction.
An experiment with 160 people was conducted based on a stimulus for a 2×2 intergroup experimental design with the brand identity level (high, low) as an independent variable and the brand identity level (high, low) of space design as a control variable. Experience satisfaction is employed as a dependent variable in t-test, variance analysis, and descriptive statistical analysis.
Consumers’ experience satisfaction is higher when the brand identity level is high than when it is low, and the experience satisfaction is higher when the space design’s brand identification level is high than when it is low. Furthermore, even in the case where the brand identity is low, the experience satisfaction is higher when space design’s brand identification level is high than it is low. Similarly, when the brand identity is high, the experience satisfaction is higher when the space design’s brand identification level is high than when it is low. Lastly, this study analyzed
whether there is a difference in experience satisfaction between the two groups by separately extracting only the group with low brand identity, but a high level of brand identification of space design, and the group with high brand identity, but a low level of brand identification of space design. Experience satisfaction is higher for the group with low brand identity but high brand identification of space design than that for the group with high brand identity but low brand identification of space design. This experiment revealed that a brand’s design of an experience space is a more significant factor than having a high level of identity and recognition of the brand itself, and it is especially important that the experience space is designed to identify with the brand’s image.
Keywords: brand identity, space design, brand identification, experience satisfaction