Custom Kiosk for Jewelry Concession

A custom kiosk program for jewelry concessions in Asia, delivered as a design-to-install concession package: a compact pavilion of roughly fifteen to twenty-five square metres for mall atrium placement, plus an inline boutique of an estimated one hundred to one hundred forty square metres sharing the same design language. Every unit began as an approved 3D rendering before a single panel was cut.

The pavilion is architecture first. A colonnade of arched champagne-gold frames defines the perimeter, carrying a black terrazzo canopy with recessed linear lighting; inside, L-shaped runs of glass display counters follow the arches, and a small gold-topped consultation table anchors the rear for seated selling. The inline boutique translates the same language at store scale — racetrack formations of counters with black terrazzo bases and brushed-gold framing, structural columns wrapped in lit brand panels rather than hidden, and consultation seating arranged between the counter rows.

Merchandising runs on professional jewelry display cases throughout: low-iron glass vitrines with internal LED, tray systems for rings and bracelets at staff-assisted sightlines, and necklace busts staged at standing viewing height. Glass jewelry cases for display are deliberately deep so trays can be swapped by category without touching the cabinetry.

Materials repeat one signature: black terrazzo flecked with gold aggregate across counter bases, headers and canopy; PVD champagne-gold metalwork on every arch and frame; and low-iron tempered glass that keeps whites true. Case interiors light cooler and brighter than the 3000K ambient canopy — a deliberate contrast that pulls the eye from the mall concourse into the cases.

Production followed standard factory discipline: renderings approved before cutting, a pre-production sample in seven to ten days, custom casework in thirty to forty-five days, and KD or fully assembled shipping from Guangzhou, with spare parts and reorder support after handover.