Store Design

We work with you from idea generation to project completion. Our in-house technology gives us full control over all aspects of designing your store, keeping turnaround times and costs to a minimum. We also have the flexibility to undertake projects ranging from minor repairs to major refurbishments. Put simply, we deliver your project on time and in budget.

We craft stimulating retail spaces that maximise time in your shop, customer flow and product visibility. As bespoke and turnkey shop fitters, we can design, manufacture and install anything from the simplest to the most complex designs. Whatever your requirements, we guarantee a professional shop fitting service that enhances your potential and grows your business.

We’ve worked with some of the most established retail brands, from Vodafone and Eason to Sony Centre and Homestore+more. Whatever your business or budget, whether you’re in Dublin or Donegal, Cork or Clare, talk to Storebest shop fitters today about finding the perfect solution for your shop fit out.

After you’ve settled on an overall retail interior design, you can’t afford to get lazy. In fact, once the paint has dried, the last thing you want to do is sit back and relax. Creating a retail store design that keeps customers involved is all about being dynamic. When you work with us, we plan things out so that there’s room for change. That means you’ll be able to create an array of different store designs and merchandising opportunities on a regular basis. Keeping customers engaged in the long term is all about giving them a reason to come back, and an ever changing range of displays is just the way to do that.

Want to design a retail store that sells? Read on for some retail store design ideas and how to keep from becoming too much of a stick in the mud.

When business is good, you might find it difficult to make time to sort out your next merchandising floor plan. Don’t let that become a problem. You should have a different plan for every month of the year, and ideally you should have a buffer of plans arranged for two to three months in advance, that way, when things get hectic, it’s simply a matter of applying whatever retail design you’ve already settled on.

For a good portion of the year, the theme you decorate your store with has already been decided for you. The seasons create four easy-to-follow guides of what you’ll be aiming for, and after that there’s holidays like Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s Day! There are of course weeks of the year that don’t have an immediately obvious theme to follow. Take these as an opportunity to get creative and make your mark.

If you want to attract the attention of regular shoppers, then you’re going to be changing the layout of your store design quite a lot. Be careful, or you could spend more than you’ve budgeted for. The idea is to make money, not lose it. You probably already reuse different types of shelving and displays anytime you change things around, but you should also be watchful for ways to recycle props and decorations.

Don’t lose sight of basic store design principles. Keep things as simple as possible. The last thing you want is cluttered aisles, shelves, or sales desks. Choose a few prominent items to highlight, work your latest merchandising plan around them, and keep things neat and tidy. Succeed at this and you experience the best of both worlds: a fresh store design to tantalise shoppers, and an intuitive layout that takes them from the door to your till.

Remember, static is the enemy. Be dynamic. Change things up to invigorate your store with life. Any of our shopfitters will tell you that a place that’s always changing will have people coming back again and again.