Vitrine de maquillage BS-04

A makeup display case program delivered in the UK in 2025, for a beauty hall fitting several branded counters under one roof. The brief called for a lit-frame beauty hall program — cream lacquer, brushed-brass frames, LED-lit niche walls — all built whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly eighty to a hundred and twenty square metres of hall.

The plan walks a circuit. An eyewear corridor opens the entry, lit shelves running deep into mirror; fragrance walls of lit-frame niches line the sides; cosmetics walls and a stone-top consultation island hold the middle. Black ceilings drop the eye to the lit frames, and a black-and-white terrazzo floor carries the pattern underfoot.

Merchandising splits by brand and category. Fragrance runs the wall niches by colour family — amber high, dark mid, frosted low — with gift sets boxed on the centre shelves. Lipsticks stage in chromatic gradients along the makeup display case bays, palettes and compacts filed by line; a sunglasses display case run at the corridor holds frames face-out under shelf light. Testers and blotters wait on the island trays.

Materials hold the cream-gold scheme: high-gloss lacquer panels, brushed-brass trims and edge banding, glass shelves on brass brackets, white stone on the island top. Lighting works as the architecture itself — LED frame strips around every niche, strips under each shelf, warm white throughout, ceiling spots kept sparse. Podiums and makeup display stand units stage hero launches at the aisle ends.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2025: lacquer sprayed, frames welded, glass bedded and lights wired before packing. The hall fitted counter by counter in staged visits. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped from Guangzhou.