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This jewelry showcase project brings together long display counters, illuminated wall showcases and individual pedestal cases. The images follow the project through its design proposal, cabinet fabrication and in-store presentation. Light-colored cabinetry and metallic trim connect the different display formats, while the store photographs show them in use with jewelry and retail displays.
1. The Design Proposal for the Store Interior
The interior rendering places a long glass counter along the store’s main axis, with taller showcases arranged against the walls. Repeated frames and light-colored cabinet fronts give the different display areas a connected appearance. This image presents the design proposal; the store photograph above records the actual retail setting.
2. Display Counters and Wall Showcases in the Workshop
The factory photographs show the display cabinets before they are incorporated into the store. The long counter combines a glass display enclosure, enclosed lower cabinetry and lighting along its base. The wall showcase uses a taller glass display area with lighting above the shelves. These views make the individual cabinet forms easier to see than in a fully merchandised store.
3. A Rounded Display Unit from Rendering to Fabrication
The second rendering focuses on a rounded display unit beside a vertical mirror. Its light-colored base and metallic shelf edges continue the visual language of the main store proposal. The factory photograph shows the corresponding rounded cabinet form and its projecting side surface. The comparison illustrates the design and fabrication stages without presenting the rendering as a completed installation.
4. Pedestal Showcases in the Factory and the Store
Two pedestal showcases provide another direct comparison between the factory and the store. In the workshop, their glass enclosures, narrow bases and lighting are visible without merchandise. In the store, the pair stands against a red decorative backdrop with jewelry arranged inside. The photographs show how the same cabinet format takes on a different visual emphasis once placed within the retail setting.
5. Bringing the Cabinet Collection Together
The completed store view brings the counters and wall displays into one retail setting, while the factory photographs reveal the forms of the individual pieces. Together with the renderings, they provide a visual record of this jewelry showcase project designed and manufactured by Shangyuan Showcase.
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