Perfume Display Counter

A perfume display counter program delivered in Korea in 2024, for a fragrance hall fitting a white-floor retail space. The brief called for a steel-and-white perfume scheme — brushed metal walls, blue-lit oval counters and black display podiums — all fitted whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly eighty to a hundred and twenty square metres.

The plan alternates brushed stainless-steel wall bays with white panels, each steel bay cut with a lit shelf run and each white bay hung with a framed poster, so the room reads as a rhythm of metal and art. Down the centre, two oval counters sit on white cylindrical bases with their tops edge-lit in blue, and slim black podiums stage single bottles like objects. White leather benches invite customers to sit and try, and the pale floor keeps the whole space bright.

Merchandising stays curated. Full ranges run the steel shelf bays; discovery sets and gift boxes stack in the wall niches; hero bottles stand alone on the black podiums; testers and blotters wait on the oval counters. Nothing is crowded, so each fragrance reads as a considered piece.

Materials hold the steel-white scheme: brushed stainless-steel wall panels, gloss-white lacquer on the counters and bases, slim black lacquer podiums, edge-lit blue acrylic, clear glass tops and a pale stone-effect floor. Lighting is even and gallery-like — LED strips under the shelves, blue edge-lighting on the counters and framed spots on the posters — so the metal stays soft and the products read clean.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2024: steel bays formed and brushed, oval counters turned and wired, and podiums sprayed before packing. The hall fitted out in staged night visits. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped from Guangzhou.