Cosmetic Display Case

A cosmetic display case program delivered in China in 2026, for a skincare brand opening a light, gallery-flat retail store. The brief called for a round-island skincare program — a round glass-hood island under a circular ceiling panel, lit wall units in white lacquer, and a curved service counter — all fitted whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly eighty to one hundred and ten square metres.

The plan sets the island as the room’s heart: three round tiers under a clear cylinder hood, a ring of light in the plinth, the whole unit sitting beneath a circular blue-lit ceiling panel. Wall units flank it on both sides — a skincare wall shelf run of backlit ledges in white frames to one side, a gridded amber backlit feature wall carrying the brand mark to the other, over a low drawer bank in grey lacquer with a white stone top.

Merchandising splits by product. Hero serums and gift sets sit inside the island hood, one line per tier; daily skincare runs the wall ledges in brand-order rows; testers and consultation pieces hold the counter top. Each cosmetic display stand grouping keeps a single product family together, so staff restock without walking the floor.

Materials hold the white-and-warm scheme: white lacquer cabinets, grey drawer fronts, a Calacatta-style sintered-stone backdrop with gold veining, brushed trims at the counter edge. Lighting runs three ways — the circular panel overhead, LED strips under every ledge, warm backlights through the amber grid — so the skincare lines read brightest in the room.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2026: island tiers cut and wired, wall cabinets sprayed and lit, counter curved and topped before packing. The store fitted out in a single visit. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped assembled from Guangzhou.