The thing I noticed most about The Pleasure Chest is it's extreme attention to cleanliness. If anything tracked onto the carpet that even remotely resembled semen, I remain confident that said stain would not last the night. The layout of the store is very geometric and rudimentary. The decorum of the store is designed as such to immediately destroy any stereotypes or stigmas of the dirty little sex shop. The fixtures are brushed steel and glass, which gives the store a very aesthetically conscious intent. Everything is in order and properly stocked and placed. All products adhere to an intended order and classification. Having had worked in retail before, I have always been told t maximize the amount of product available out on the sales floor. The Pleasure Chest has achieved a healthy balance of product readily available to the customer without that oh so familiar feeling of being cluttered with too much stock. It brings a certain appeal of individualism to the shopper's experience. This product is intended for me. It's all too simple approach that seemingly only high-end dealers have figured out, which The Pleasure Chest is choosing to define itself as.
The store is kept neat and kempt. The floors are vacuumed and the whole store smells fresh. The lingering scent of the bath salts and lotions they market serve as a nice air freshener and substitute for whatever what one would presume a place that sells products that breach human orifices would.
