4 Tips to Keep Your Retail Interior Looking New

The time has come for your store remodel, which can be a big investment. You know interiors can only last so long, due to both design trends getting outdated and wear and tear on your fixtures and millwork. 

We've already shared some tips on how to protect your fixtures from wear and tear. Here are a few more tips to help you keep your interior looking like new to get the most out of your investment.

1. Keep it Neutral

Color trends come and go, but keeping your design and displays in a fairly neutral color palette will make them appear nearly invisible when the products are on display. This keeps customers’ eyes on your products instead of your shelves and helps to keep your store fixtures from becoming outdated too quickly.

2. Use Better Materials

It’s important to consider which materials will work best in your location. We are material masters: if you want the look of one material, we can usually make a similar, often more cost-effective recommendation that will hold up better to wear and tear over the years. Tell us what you like and we will tell you what better options may be available.

3. Consider Modular Design

By utilizing modular design, display systems are created as separate pieces that can be reassembled to give the appearance of a new display. Modular design allows your shelves and display units to be moved around and used in different ways or locations throughout your retail space. This gives you the flexibility to maximize your investment by getting more than one look out of a single design module.

4. Think Ahead

Do you have customers placing heavy-duty items on your countertops? Or do the customer-facing sections of your cabinets get damaged quickly while the rest of the cabinets are in fine condition? By knowing your customers’ behaviors and how they interact with your store, we can determine the best materials for your displays.

We can also alter your design to be as flexible as you need it. For example, we can install a section of rubber or glass to ensure your counters will stay in good condition with higher traffic and usage. If it ends up needing replacing over time, we can just replace the topper. This type of solution is designed to be more budget-friendly for you in the long run.

By having detailed discussions with you during the planning process, we can anticipate where you typically see the most wear and tear and help advise on budget-friendly solutions to help your displays stand up to traffic.

Ready to transform the interior of your retail stores to keep them looking up to date? Download our tip sheet and let's schedule some time to talk about how Randal Retail Group can help.

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