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Optical glasses display case custom rotating rack high quantity eyewear display stand sunglasses showcase

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Design reference: this page is not presented as a completed Benson Display client project. Use the layout and fixture ideas to describe your own requirements; specifications and project scope need separate confirmation.

Optical glasses display case custom rotating rack high quantity eyewear display stand sunglasses showcase

“The Yellow Wall” This is no ordinary wall, but a huge display wall made up of countless small grids, which are full of glasses! This design is amazing! Each small box is equipped with a pair of glasses, the light is soft on the above, so that each pair of glasses is extremely exquisite, and the high-level feeling is coming. The lighting design is also clever, not too harsh, just highlight the texture and color of the glasses, let people can not help but want to closer and closer. I guess the wall material is also very particular, perhaps some kind of light transmittance, but also durable material, can withstand years of use, but also easy to clean and maintain. This wall is like a giant eyeglass art, beautiful and practical, is simply the finishing touch of the optician!

Swivel stand/rotating rack

The cylindrical display case/rotating rack is designed to attract customers, not only that, but this design is also convenient for customers to enjoy the glasses 360 degrees without dead Angle, and it is more convenient to try on. The glass on the cabinet can clearly show the details of the glasses. Eye socket material, style, color is no problem. The safety of this display case is also high, to prevent children or customers from scratching. Customers can rotate themselves to see the glasses from all angles, which is directly full of experience! Especially those styles are more, or the details are more complex, so that the display is easier to attract the attention of customers. In addition, the rotating rack can also avoid the glasses due to the long time and dust, to maintain the cleanliness of the glasses.

Reception counter

The design of the reception counter is also more humane, both for customers to check out, and for the clerk to operate the place, looks well organized. Behind the counter, there is a large shelf filled with a variety of eyeglass care products and accessories, dazzling to see. The shelf is also cleverly designed, making full use of space and making the whole area look neat and organized. Moreover, the color and material of the shelf are consistent with other furniture, which is very harmonious and unified. The whole area looks high-end and atmospheric, in line with the overall image of the optical store.

Glass showcase

The cabinet features a modern metal frame that complements the overall design. The lighting design inside the cabinet is quite excellent, which can perfectly present the glasses, show the details of the glasses from different angles, and attract the eyes of customers. The size of this display case is also quite impressive and can accommodate a large number of glasses styles. The choice of glass material is also very important, not only to ensure transparency, but also scratch resistance, in order to maintain long-term beauty.

Eyeglasses display case

The cabinet is divided into several layers, each layer is neatly placed with various styles of glasses, from myopia glasses to sunglasses, from metal frame to acetic acid frame, everything, see people dazzling! And this cabinet design is particularly clever, each lattice size is just right, the glasses are not crowded, but can be fully displayed.

Display case

As soon as you enter the door, you can see a large row of display cases on the left, which is called a style! This cabinet ah, the design is very layered, black frame inlaid with light wood grain, looks both modern and stable, not tacky at all. The frames in the cabinet were neatly arranged, and each pair of glasses, like a baby, was properly placed in its own small lattice, pleasing to the eye. The cabinet height is also designed to be reasonable, which is convenient for customers to browse and does not appear crowded. The key is that the lighting is also particularly good, soft and not dazzling, so that the texture of each pair of glasses is shown incisively and vividly, and people want to wear a horse to try!

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Display stands

In the middle of the wall, there are several separate display stands, which display some high-end brands of glasses. The design style of these displays is more unified with the cabinet next to it, which is a combination of black frame wood grain, but the size and shape are slightly different, avoiding monotonous repetition and appearing more flexible. There are also some small accessories on the table, such as delicate silk cloth and small display box, which play the role of finishing touch and make the whole space more beautiful and advanced.

The long row of display cases in the middle of the store has built-in lighting above the cabinet, which is soft and does not reflect light, so that the color and texture of the glasses are clearly visible, and customers can clearly see the details of each pair of glasses. Under the cabinet is a drawer type design, used to store some glasses accessories or stock glasses, very practical.This design is not only beautiful, but also convenient for shop assistants to manage and access glasses.

Computer countertop

The workbench is not a monotonous strip, but is cleverly segmented according to different functions. Part is used to place the optometry instrument and computer countertop, smooth and smooth, it is estimated that can put a lot of things. The other part may have built-in drawers or cabinets, which are convenient for storing equipment for optometry, glasses cases and other sundries, which are neat and practical. You can also see a slightly protruding, small work surface, similar to a small bar, which may be the place where the optometrist explains the optometric solution to the customer, so that the optometrist and the customer can communicate closely.