Are you looking for a high-end yet simple design for your convenience store? Do you want your convenience store design to become more and more popular? Don’t miss today’s design. Next, let’s take it apart and see how this store combines convenience with a sense of luxury.

Section 1: Display Racks

High Display Racks: An island made of shelving with a focus on round and rectangular shelving, using contrasting colours. The centre islands will also have space to accommodate, without being crowded together and still look beautiful. This will give shoppers the perception of spacious and clean product areas.

Gondolas: The top of the centre shelf will be rounded so the shopper can easily grab a product, there are three-dimension images on all centre shelves, that will allow shoppers quickly to see where different sections start.

Freezer  Display Racks. All freezer racks are framed with wood grain trim. The colourful lights that are in each frame create an illusion and make it appear that the freezer products are sitting directly under the colourful lights. All freezer shelves contain large stickers with the PLASTICO logo.

Section 2: Functional Areas

Cashier area: The cashier counter is not a small table crowded at the entrance, but a whole row of black countertops. Self-checkout machines are provided nearby. There are also small shelves hidden under the countertop. There are small items like chewing gum and throat lozenges placed around. It neither takes up much space nor fails to remind people to consume.

Coffee area: A mini coffee corner is directly set up beside the cash register, where coffee machines and bread display racks are all placed. There is still a poster of the breakfast set hanging on the wall. After shopping, you can have a cup of hot coffee or a piece of bread directly in the store.

Table and chair area: In the middle of the store, there are several grey stone-patterned tables and black plastic chairs. There are also small potted plants on the table. There is even a bar counter and high stools by the window. Whether it’s taking a break after shopping. You can still enjoy the delicious food directly here.

Section 3: Additional Decoration

Lighting: The ceiling has long continuous light strips that run the entire length of all shelving units and aisles. The lighting used in shelving; it is significantly brighter making it easy to see the various items located on those shelves. The rest area in the store has slightly dimmed lighting; this will prevent over-glare while sitting in this seating area. Overall, the area of the store has plenty of light, yet it does not create an overly-glare effect.

Signs: Large letter signage and large letter/icon signage (CAIXA, BEBIDAS and ON SHOP) located on the wall enables anyone (even if they cannot read the words on these large signs) to determine clearly the category that each signage refers to simply by the size of the related icon. Small labels on refrigerator door handles eliminates the need to guess what is inside the refrigerator.

Colour: The predominant colours of the store, including the colour scheme for all the associated products and service items (orange, white and dark blue) provides a contemporary and non-excessively flashy or “boring” look, in contrast to a conventional convenience store or supermarket. Orange is a colour that creates hunger, while a dark blue colour represents elegance. Together, orange and dark blue provide an environment that invites people to enter and explore the store freely.

Conclusion

This Fashion Convenience Shop turns emergency into enjoyment. The shelves are display cabinets, the rest area is a small living room, and even the cash register has become a service counter. Its ingenuity lies not in making the store expensive, but in incorporating the needs of customers. One should be able to buy things quickly while also being able to stay comfortably for a while.