化妝品零售店設計

A cosmetic retail shop design program delivered in Australia in 2025, for a beauty brand opening a young, photo-ready store. The brief called for a pastel retail scheme — mint arched display walls, blush doorways and timber counters — all fitted whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly forty to seventy square metres.

The plan plays arched openings against each other: full-height mint display walls on both sides, each cut with backlit oval niches that glow like lit portholes, and blush-pink and terracotta archways threading the middle of the room. A timber-topped counter with a fluted mint base sits between them, and a printed terrazzo floor runs throughout. A neon-lit brand line caps one wall and trailing plants hang above, so the whole shop reads as one soft-coloured set.

Merchandising stays simple and repeatable. One product family per lit niche, filed in straight rows; testers and best-sellers hold the counter; minis group on a low fluted plinth. Because every bay repeats, staff can re-merchandise in minutes and keep the pattern intact.

Materials hold the mint-blush scheme: satin mint lacquer on the display walls and counter base, gloss white inside the niches, blush and terracotta paint on the archways, timber counter tops and a speckled terrazzo floor. Lighting is warm and layered — backlights behind every niche, a soft glow at the counter, ceiling spots kept low — so the pastel palette stays even and the products read against it.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2025: arch walls framed and sprayed, niches wired and counters topped before packing. The store fitted out in a single visit. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped from Guangzhou.