Enterprise Retail Interior Design

The initial briefing will gather information regarding the relevant industry, store target audience, desired brand image, and the owner's needs for space layout (display corners, counter, storage area, shop window...) and furnishings. Specific requirements for project timelines and budget will also be discussed.

This involves the development of a coordinated visual identity based on a stylistic concept aligned with the building’s characteristics (historic building, shopping mall, new construction) and/or the store type (clothing, grocery, perfumery, etc.). This ensures a distinctive character while respecting the brand identity. The style study will provide guidance on selecting suitable colors, materials, and textures to harmonize all interior elements.

To obtain reliable parameters, a dimensional site survey will be carried out to verify the current condition and assess compliance with the client’s existing floor plans, which may be outdated.

The final design phase will include presentation of the following drawings: existing condition, comparative layout, proposed design, furniture layout, lighting plan, material board, custom furniture construction drawings, and a project report.

A key step that provides the business owner with a visual overview of selected colors and materials. It includes sample compositions for wall and floor finishes, as well as furniture elements suited to the defined format.

Six realistic 3D views will be produced, showcasing selected areas such as three corners, one counter, and one entrance. These will help visualize the final outcome of the design.

Provides insight into project timing, supplier and contractor selection, with reliable budget forecasts and a detailed project schedule.

Selection of two providers per category (construction, carpentry, electrical, plumbing, etc.) to request bids and evaluate the best service offering in terms of cost, execution, and timing.

Consultancy focused on evaluating the quality of visual displays, lighting design, customer flow, and overall aesthetic impact.

The project execution will be overseen by an art director to ensure every detail is completed according to plan and within the agreed schedule.

The project will be presented to the client complete with technical drawings, moodboards, visual references, and renderings. Custom furniture executive drawings will also be included.

Implementation of up to three additional project revisions (with an extension of three weeks).