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This week I completed a 3D concept shelf display for a professional hand-tool assortment.
The focus wasn’t aesthetics alone — it was designing a display that works in a real retail environment.
Key considerations in the concept:
Clear product visibility across SKUs
Logical grouping to reduce shopper friction
Hand-reach zones for higher-consideration tools
Efficient use of space without overcrowding
Concept work like this helps retailers and brands think through shelf execution before anything is built or rolled out.
Happy to share how I approach shelf and display concepts like this.
#RetailDesign
#VisualMerchandising
#Planograms
#3DConcept
#RetailExecution
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