Modular Store Fixtures

A modular store fixtures program staged for a jewelry showroom in Asia, across an estimated 80 to 120 square metres. The commission ran as a modular rollout program: curved island counters, paneled niche walls and consultation furniture were all factory-built, staged and QC-checked in one facility before a single batch shipment.

The system is built from a kit of parts. Two curved white island counters with glass vitrine tops and illuminated drawer banks anchor the floor, their sculptural bronze legs repeating as a signature line. Straight service counters and a bar-height consultation run with seating extend the zone, while full-height light-oak paneling carries nine or more recessed niches in three sizes — square, vertical and horizontal — so collections rotate without touching the wall structure.

Materials stay warm and quiet: white lacquer bases, brushed champagne-gold metalwork, tempered glass and olive-toned niche backings that deepen under integrated LED. Linear pendants run the length of the space, and every showroom display case lights its own contents at CRI 90+, so merchandising reads consistently from any angle.

The photographs document the program at its final factory staging — the state a retail showroom design actually depends on. Every module was assembled, aligned and QC-passed before crating; woodwork, metalwork and spray finishing happened under one roof, then the full set was wrapped and staged for delivery as one batch, ready for on-site assembly in days rather than weeks.

Standard factory terms applied: drawings 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.