notable difference, Moyal says.]]> crossed the street to stand in front of a mural of two children painted in trompe l'oeil style to appear as if they're riding a real bicycle that has been fixed to the wall.]]> inspirational sayings like care no matter what and a well-made choice can be beautiful.]]> booster as they come, does think there's value in not always trying to snap a picture.]]> incorporating Instagram-appealing visuals that feature the restaurant's name or logo floor tiles, neon signs hoping they'll wind up in a snap.]]> state of Penang, has long drawn tourists to its streets, where sherbet-colored shophouses, intricately tiled courtyards and historic temples and mosques prove irresistible photo fodder.]]> values of urban theorists like Jane Jacobs, who posited that one of a city's greatest purposes was to bring diverse groups of strangers together.]]> pier known as Instagram pier (#instagrampier, 9,500 + posts) for its photogenic sunsets.]]> client really aware of the importance and the power of design, whether it's in wayfinding or branding or experiential design, says Laureen Moyal, founder and partner at the branding and design studio Paperwhite.]]> subway tunnels become sought-out spots.]]> furniture or cut-out clothing silhouettes designed for visitors to stand in and snap photos.]]> feature the restaurant's name or logo floor tiles, neon signs hoping they'll wind up in a snap.]]> Notably, these lists often include places well off the standard tourist track.]]> presumably, they'd upload it to Instagram.]]> population).]]>