glasses display

Square display cabinet, allowing each pair of glasses to have their own 'protagonist halo'

A good product needs the right stage - this light luxury glasses display stand, with "functional aesthetics x efficient sales" as its core, creates an "exhibit level" display solution for eyewear stores, allowing products to speak for themselves.   

① Partition science, adapted to a diverse product matrix

Four zone independent glass display cabinet design, supporting flexible zoning of "brand series/price gradient/style attributes": designer co branded and high-end limited edition items are placed in independent compartments to enhance the sense of scarcity; Centralized display of popular basic products enhances recognition. Avoiding visual confusion, customers can easily identify their preferences at a glance, and store staff can provide more accurate recommendations.   

② Empowered by light and shadow, amplifying the value of product details

Built in soft light LED strip, the light is evenly diffused and reflected to each pair of glasses - the streamlined contour of the metal frame, the carved texture of the mirror legs, and the glossy texture of special materials can all be clearly "translated" to customers. Say goodbye to the monotony of traditional displays and make product details a 'silent selling point'.   

③ Clever structure, balancing safety and user experience

Tempered glass fence+golden metal bracket, combining light luxury texture and stability; The height of the display cabinet (90cm golden line of sight) is balanced with the drawer style storage base, ensuring both eye-catching display and hidden stocking space. Customers can comfortably bend down to browse, try on without any obstacles, and the duration of stay and the rate of try on naturally increase.   

④ Versatile design seamlessly integrates into the store style

The combination of beige paint and metallic gold is suitable for decoration styles such as light luxury, modern simplicity, and minimalism; The size supports customization, whether it is a small space in a community store or a flagship store in a shopping mall, it can be "tailored", making the display stand a "bonus point" for the store style rather than a "outlier".   

From "display tool" to "sales assistant", this display stand bids farewell to the fate of "being piled up" for every pair of glasses, awakening customers' perception of quality with "exhibit level treatment" - choosing it is not just about choosing a display cabinet, but also injecting "high conversion" display genes into the store.