Modern luxury cosmetic store
The overall color tone of this store is a gentle collision of soft pink and cream white, with fine golden lines as accents, which weakens the common sense of complexity found in beauty stores. There are hardly any sharp right angles in the space. The walls and cabinets are all designed in an arc shape, and even the light strips on the ceiling follow the lines to form a gentle curve. Above the wall, there are also golden English slogans and brand information printed. The words “Time to Release, Treat Yourself” against the soft pink background just hit the atmosphere of “relaxation and self-pleasure” of the beauty store.
Arc-shaped gradient front desk
The front desk is located on the right side of the entrance and is the first “face” that catches the eye of the store. Its main body is cream white, with a soft pink gradient spread across the lower part. The edges are outlined with fine gold edges, and the countertop has a matte light wood color texture, which is both soft and has a slightly delicate touch. For the time being, only basic office items are placed on the countertop, without too many miscellaneous items piled up. Next to it is a large white flowerpot, with the green plant leaves inside spreading out, which just balances the delicacy of the cabinet and makes the space appear more breathable and relaxed.
Double-layer arc-shaped central table
In the center of the store stands a double-layered arc-shaped display stand, which serves as the “visual core” of the entire space. Its bottom layer is a cream-colored closed cabinet body, with gold edges also adorning the edges. The cabinet door is a hidden design, which can quietly hold a considerable amount of inventory. The upper layer features an open white display surface with smooth and rounded lines. In the middle, there is a circular makeup mirror with a ring-shaped warm light, and the light from the mirror ring just highlights the product details on the countertop.
The display on the countertop is well-organized: on the upper layer, there are several plates of makeup, small bottles of essence and sets of three makeup brushes. The colors of the bottles and jars are staggered but not messy. On the lower layer, bottled skin care products, boxed facial masks and several rows of sample trial packs are neatly arranged. Customers can pick them up to check the texture without having to ask the staff for help.
Wall cabinet design
The walls of the cosmetic store are almost entirely covered with arched golden-edge shelves. These shelves are divided into units by area. Each unit has a soft pink backboard wrapped with a golden thin border. The shelves are a combination of white and light wood colors. Some of them have hidden light strips on the inner side, which can make the products shine brighter when the lights are on
1. On the left: The storage rack on the left wall is divided into several compact arched units. The upper layer stacks bottled personal care products, the middle layer has canned facial masks, and the lower layer displays several sets of gift box skin care products. There are also three sample bottles placed on the small countertop beside it. You can reach them with your hand without having to bend over to search.
2. At the back: The arched compartment in the middle of the storage rack on the rear wall is wider. Inside, there are products in red and green bottles, as well as several rows of skincare products with black bottle caps, neatly arranged by category, allowing for a clear distinction of their functions at a glance.
3. On the right: the display rack near the front desk is slightly smaller in size. It showcases small bottles of essence and face cream products. In the corner of the shelf, there is a small pot of succulents. The tender green leaves add a touch of vitality to the exquisite shelf.
Layered low cabinet
In the corner below the left wall and beside the central counter, there is a low, layered cabinet hidden. It is a short design, with a white cabinet body and golden border hooks. The upper layer has an open countertop and the lower layer has a closed storage cabinet door. There weren’t too many things piled up on the countertop. Only two sets of sample sets, two small bottles of perfume, a small bunch of dried flowers and three artificial lemon ornaments were placed – they served as decorations without making the corner feel crowded. The lower cabinet door is tightly closed, which should be used to store tools or spare inventory. It just fills the blank corner and makes the space layout more regular.
Embedded storage + display cabinet
A rest area is set up on one side of the store, with purple soft-padded sofas leaning against the wall and arched golden-edge shelves on the adjacent wall. Several circular hollowed-out decorations have been dug out on the walls of this area, adding a touch of playful fun. On the upper layer of the shelf are skin care kits, the middle layer is a collection of small samples, and the lower layer is a white storage cabinet. There are also three trial bottles placed on the countertop beside the sofa. When customers sit on the sofa to rest, they can easily pick up the product to check the ingredients without having to specially walk to the shelf area. It is both practical and considerate.
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