Rack d'exposition de parfum

A perfume display rack program delivered in Taiwan in 2024, for a fragrance hall fitting a run of rotating displays. The brief called for a steel-and-terrazzo perfume scheme — rotating tiered tables, brushed metal walls and backlit shelf runs — all fitted whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly eighty to a hundred and twenty square metres.

The plan puts rotation at the centre of the room: circular display tables built in three tiers on slim steel columns, each table carrying a ring of LED light overhead, so customers can turn the display to reach every bottle. Brushed stainless-steel walls wrap the space with lit shelf runs, and a red accent wall and a run of blue armchairs give the neutral hall its two colour notes. A pale terrazzo floor runs throughout.

Merchandising turns on the tables. Fragrance families run the rotating tiers in colour order, one house per table; gift sets and coffrets stack on the wall shelves; testers wait on the top tier within reach of the chairs. Because the tables rotate, every bottle can be brought to the front without staff moving stock.

Materials hold the steel-and-stone scheme: brushed stainless-steel wall panels and columns, powder-coated steel table frames, gloss-white lacquer tiers, clear acrylic risers, LED ring lights, a pale terrazzo floor and blue upholstery on the seating. Lighting is layered — LED rings over each table, strips under every shelf and backlights behind the wall runs — so the metalware and glass both catch light.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2024: table frames fabricated and powder-coated, columns turned, and shelf runs wired with the LED rings assembled 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.