cosmetic shop design
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cosmetic shop design

Wall shelves

The wall shelves in the store adopt a modular combination design, with light beige as the main color, which is consistent with the overall style of the space. The width and height of the basic shelves can be flexibly adjusted to accommodate cosmetics of different specifications: the low shelves display small cosmetics such as lipsticks and eye shadow palettes, and use LED light strips to outline the edges of the shelves to create a focused light effect; the high shelves are used to place skin care sets and perfume bottles, and the staggered spacing avoids visual crowding.

The wall shelves are partially integrated with arc-shaped hollow designs (such as semi-circular embedded display racks on some walls), breaking the monotony of straight lines and creating “exclusive display positions” for niche fragrances and limited gift boxes, which not only enhances the scarcity of products, but also adds a sense of art to the space.

cosmetic shop design

Curved center island and stepped counter

Curved center island: The rounded outline weakens the rigidity of the commercial space. The surface is embedded with shallow grooves for displaying popular sample sets, which customers can freely take and try, increasing the interactive experience; the bottom of the center island is hidden with light strips, which illuminate the products upwards to form a suspended visual effect.

Stepped counter: The key products are highlighted with “height and low + color embellishment”. The bottom layer displays large-capacity skin care sets, and the upper layer displays mini travel sets. It is matched with small display tables in coral and mint green to distinguish product series and guide customers to explore according to “visual levels”.

cosmetic shop design

Trial table

The trial table adopts a suspended design, with a light beige table top and curved edges, which weakens the oppressive feeling of traditional counters. A hidden storage compartment is embedded under the table top to store makeup remover cotton, trial packs and other tools to keep the table clean; a ring fill light is configured above, and the light brightness and color temperature accurately simulate natural light to restore the real effect of makeup and solve the “color difference pain point” of color testing in beauty stores.

The trial chair uses a simple black folding chair with a slender metal frame and leather cushions, which is both light and comfortable, allowing customers to flexibly adjust their sitting posture, and also convenient for store staff to quickly store and organize, improving space utilization.

cosmetic shop design

Curved reception desk

The cash register adopts an integrated curved surface design. The light beige color echoes the walls and display racks, weakening the stereotypical impression of a “trading area”. The countertop integrates smart modules such as wireless charging and QR code payment grooves, enhancing checkout efficiency. The wall shelves behind the checkout counter continue to display the system, showcasing popular member gifts and small-capacity stock packs, taking advantage of the waiting time for customers to check out to create a “second seeding”.

cosmetic shop design

Drawer-type storage cabinet

The backstage storage area uses a drawer-type storage cabinet, which is consistent with the style of the front-stage display cabinet. The light beige cabinet is matched with partition labels, which makes it easy for store staff to quickly classify inventory (such as “skin care/makeup/tools”). Some drawers are equipped with transparent acrylic partitions, which make small items (such as beauty eggs and cotton swabs) more visible, reduce inventory counting time, and allow store staff to focus more on customer service.

cosmetic shop design

Art display prop

The cylindrical/geometric booths scattered in the store are both display props and space decorations. The surface of some booths is made of micro-cement texture, with single perfume bottles and artistic makeup palettes, conveying the concept of “beauty is art”; the bottom of the booth is embedded with light strips, which become a “cursor point” in the space at night to enhance the night recognition of the store.

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