The main decor of Store 60 was built using 3 mm steel sheets.All cutting work for the counter components was carried out by a six-meter waterjet machine after the design phase in software.Beneath the counter’s steel sheets, a grid of box sections formed the structural frame, onto which the sheets were mounted.After welding, the counter and the back décor were painted on-site using automotive paint.The quality of the paint, the welding, and the overall execution of the work turned out to be impressive and visually striking.

The two glass sections at the front of the counter serve as display showcases, and a unique stand was designed for the interior of these showcases as part of the design process.The wall decor featuring cameras all turned toward a single point was designed as a creative concept for the entrance wall.

The main decor of Store 60 was built using 3 mm steel sheets.All cutting work for the counter components was carried out by a six-meter waterjet machine after the design phase in software.Beneath the counter’s steel sheets, a grid of box sections formed the structural frame, onto which the sheets were mounted.After welding, the counter and the back décor were painted on-site using automotive paint.The quality of the paint, the welding, and the overall execution of the work turned out to be impressive and visually striking.

The counter we built as the checkout in this project is actually a double-shelled counter. The front section of the counter aligns with the store’s overall decor—the same CNC-punched patterns and lighting structure are repeated here. The inner side of the counter is designed with a simple desk, drawers, and the necessary compartments for the cashier. The wall behind the counter is a green wall, designed specifically to hold the brand’s logo.

The main counter is shown here from a different angle, illustrating its position relative to the entrance. The color of the back wall, the lettering, and all the details are part of a design that enhances the plain walls of this project, providing visual appeal suitable for the store’s customers. The lighting on the counter consists of repeated spotlights, designed in accordance with the service flow between the staff and the customers.

To divide the larger space into two areas, we could have used a partition made of MDF or partitions constructed with gypsum board (Knauf). However, we chose to build a partition consisting of two corrugated metal mesh sheets within a metal frame. This partition, followed by a frameless glass partition, greatly enhanced the visual appeal of the design.

At the entrance of the project, we installed a very large glass panel. I recall that transporting a glass of this size through the building’s staircases was a major challenge for us. It’s worth noting that sometimes the cost of transporting such a glass can exceed the cost of manufacturing it. The glass is secured to the wall with four clamps at its corners. Interestingly, the sticker design applied on it was created by our team as part of the architectural design process, and no external graphic designer was involved.

The décor includes dedicated spaces both for products displayed together and for special products that required unique presentation. Circular platforms, each holding one to three products, are attached to the perforated back panel through a connection custom-designed by our team. The colored boxes and varying heights of different sections add the necessary variety and dynamism to the décor.

To divide the larger space into two areas, we could have used a partition made of MDF or partitions constructed with gypsum board (Knauf). However, we chose to build a partition consisting of two corrugated metal mesh sheets within a metal frame. This partition, followed by a frameless glass partition, greatly enhanced the visual appeal of the design.

The counter we built as the checkout in this project is actually a double-shelled counter. The front section of the counter aligns with the store’s overall decor—the same CNC-punched patterns and lighting structure are repeated here. The inner side of the counter is designed with a simple desk, drawers, and the necessary compartments for the cashier. The wall behind the counter is a green wall, designed specifically to hold the brand’s logo.