Clothing Display

A clothing display program delivered in South Korea in 2023, for a fashion house fitting out a twin-gallery flagship. The brief called for a marble-and-steel gallery program — a classical gallery in white panelling, dark walnut and checkered marble up front, a streetwear gallery in brushed steel and acrylic behind — all fitted whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly one hundred forty to one hundred eighty square metres over two levels.

The plan splits the floor in two. The classical gallery runs dark-walnut vitrine islands under glass hoods, white-frame clothing display wall modules in black metal — lit glass cabinets over hanging rails — and a backlit classical frieze closing the axis; a black geometric stair with a stair-side planter marks the level change. The street gallery runs brushed-steel walls, chain-hung rails, a tiered shoe display rack wall in clear acrylic, an LED screen band and black modular seating on chrome bases.

Merchandising splits by value. Outerwear hangs face-out on the wall rails; folded pieces sit in the vitrine islands under glass, one collection per hood; small leather goods and hats lock in the lit cabinets. Sneakers grid up the acrylic wall in colour runs, while mannequin groups on lit circular plinths carry the seasonal looks — white puffer sets up front, a red-accent look mid-floor.

Materials hold the two-gallery scheme: walnut and white panelling against brushed steel and acrylic, bronze trims at the counters, chrome bases under the seating. Lighting runs three ways — cove strips along the curved ceilings, LED shelves inside every cabinet, track spots down the rail lines — so both galleries read cool, bright and gallery-flat.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2023: vitrine glass bedded, wall modules wired, steel panels brushed before packing. The store fitted out in a single visit. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped assembled from Guangzhou.