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Home | Issues | The Daily Star Home | Volume 2, Issue 34, Tuesday, March 1, 2005 |
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Retail design might be called "the design of the times". Even the most traditional retail establishment must exemplify a contemporary zeitgeist, a design spirit that makes merchandise look new and desirable, appeals to the consumer's aesthetic need and ultimately persuades them to buy. cell-phone showroom This week, we feature an exclusive mobile showroom located in Eastern Tower, Kakrail. Measuring 25' x 15', it is not very small, but space nevertheless, remains an important consideration. We arranged two commercial board and gorjon wood counter tables and a display counter behind it for mobile sale service. A bold colour tone was used for the counter table. We used docu paint for long maintenance. A S.S. pipe and glass partition was installed for cash security. Blue and red colour makes the showroom very eye catching.
The floor is a key point for heavy traffic flow. We used homogenous tiles for the floor. We also arranged a small office room for operational purposes. A different level was created for office rooms. This is another attraction. Accounts are important, so a large closed cabinet with ornate shutters was made for them. A beautiful black executive table and side table were provided for the key person.
For the interior a good design should also reflect efficient space planning, good ergonomics and optimal functionality. Proper product display arrangement turns a tiny shop into a spacious place, which is necessary for attracting clients. The shop's owner achieves this through the personal attention to client service. Hence good environment influenced by properly planned surroundings makes the shop healthy and purposeful for client service. Nazneen
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