Solutions
Cases that answer the sector, not just the drawing
A jewelry boutique, a museum gallery, a beauty hall or an optical floor place different demands on glazing, lighting and access. These are the sectors we build for most often.
01 — Brand retail teams, boutique operators, shopfittersJewelry & watch retail
Product must read clearly under light and close securely at night, while the case still looks like part of the interior.
- Fixtures
- Island cases, wall cases, counter salons, window cases
- How we work together
- We take your floor plan, product list and security requirements, then issue drawings for approval before production. Finishes are sampled against the interior palette.
02 — Museums, galleries, exhibition designersMuseum & cultural display
Display needs to protect the object, keep reflections low and allow controlled access for installation and maintenance.
- Fixtures
- Freestanding vitrines, wall cases, sealed cases
- How we work together
- We work from the object list and exhibition schedule, detailing access, glazing build-up and lighting heat. Cases are pre-assembled and checked before crating.
03 — Beauty brands, department stores, chain retailersBeauty & chain retail
Long shelf runs need even lighting and identical bays, store after store, without visible cabling.
- Fixtures
- Backlit shelving, tester counters, modular plinths
- How we work together
- One approved module becomes the production standard. Bays are built in batches, labelled by store zone and packed in installation order.
04 — Opticians, eyewear brands, optical chainsOptical & eyewear retail
Frames need to be read at close range and under daylight-like light, while the display stays secure and tidy at the fitting desk.
- Fixtures
- Backlit frame walls, counter cases, island towers
- How we work together
- We plan shelf pitch and lighting around frame sizes and the fitting sequence, then produce bays as repeatable modules for each store.
05 — Cafe groups, hospitality brands, in-store cafe conceptsCafe & hospitality fixtures
Service counters and retail shelving have to survive daily use and still match the interior palette of the venue.
- Fixtures
- Service counters, retail wall shelving, display tables
- How we work together
- We detail the counter around equipment and service flow, then match timber, metal and paint samples to the existing interior.
Design
Drawn around the merchandise and the site
Design starts with the floor plan, the merchandise schedule and the way customers move through the store. We develop case types, sightlines, material direction and lighting intent before any cutting list is issued.
- Layout studies against the store plan and traffic flow.
- Material, glass and lighting direction for approval.
- Drawing set issued as the single reference for production.
Manufacturing
Metal, cabinetry, glass and lighting in one sequence
Because the disciplines sit in the same workshop, tolerance and finish decisions are made between stages rather than on site. Every unit is measured against its drawing and lit before packing.
- Welded metal frames and profiled trim.
- Veneer, lacquer and fabric-lined interiors.
- Glass build-up, locks and cable routing checked before crating.
Delivery
What happens between the brief and the site
Each stage produces something you can review: a written brief, an approved drawing set, an inspection record and a packing list. Design studios and shopfitters can join at any stage.
01
Design & concept
Store layout, merchandise and brand direction developed into a case concept.
02
Manufacturing
Metal, cabinetry, glass and lighting built in one production sequence.
03
Packing & delivery
Protective crating, packing lists and export paperwork prepared for shipment.
04
Installation coordination
Site assembly, positioning and lighting checks coordinated with your team.
Working on a multi-store or exhibition programme?
Send the schedule and store list. We will map production batches and packing order against your opening dates.