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A perfume table display program delivered in Saudi Arabia in 2024, for a fragrance hall fitting a run of counters inside a department store. The brief called for a steel-and-glass perfume table display scheme — brushed metal walls, fluted glass display tables and backlit shelf runs — all fitted whole-store from our Guangzhou workshop. Roughly eighty to a hundred and twenty square metres.

The plan sets a corridor of cylindrical display tables down the middle, each one a column of fluted glass carrying a round glass top, so the fragrances sit at two heights and the aisle stays open. Brushed stainless-steel walls line both sides, cut with backlit shelf runs that hold the full ranges, and a ring of white globe lights hangs over the tables to wash them evenly. A deep-red carpet runs the length of the hall, giving the steel one warm note.

Merchandising splits by house and line. Full ranges face out along the wall shelves in colour runs; hero bottles and discovery sets stage on the glass tables, one house per table; testers and blotters sit within reach on the tops. The tables are kept low, so the whole hall reads at a glance from the entrance.

Materials hold the steel-and-white scheme: brushed stainless-steel wall panels, fluted glass on the table columns, clear glass tops, gloss-white lacquer on the shelf units and a deep-red wool carpet. Lighting is layered — LED strips under every shelf, backlights behind the wall runs, the globe ring over the tables and recessed spots overhead — so the glassware and the metal both catch light.

Delivery followed the factory route in 2024: steel panels formed and brushed, table columns assembled and glazed, and shelf runs wired before packing. The hall fitted out in staged night visits. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped from Guangzhou.