BKOS FURNITURE
BKOS FURNITURE
A custom expositor system designed to turn a make-up and skincare counter into a journey through natural, active ingredients.
COMPANY
PROMA SRL FOR BKOS
Year
2018
Category
FURNITURE DESIGN
Retail furniture design means thinking in layers at once: structure, materials, colour coding, and the customer's physical path through the space. This project shaped how I think about design as something people move through, not just look at.
Retail furniture design means thinking in layers at once: structure, materials, colour coding, and the customer's physical path through the space. This project shaped how I think about design as something people move through, not just look at.
Retail furniture design means thinking in layers at once: structure, materials, colour coding, and the customer's physical path through the space. This project shaped how I think about design as something people move through, not just look at.
PROCESS
PROCESS
The result balanced simplicity with storytelling: a fitting that felt editorial rather than purely commercial, letting the ingredients and their history take center stage.
The result balanced simplicity with storytelling: a fitting that felt editorial rather than purely commercial, letting the ingredients and their history take center stage.
PROCESS
The result balanced simplicity with storytelling: a fitting that felt editorial rather than purely commercial, letting the ingredients and their history take center stage.
RETAIL DESIGN
RETAIL DESIGN
For the launch of B-Kos at a Marionnaud store in Milan, I designed the furniture, display cuvettes, and merchandising system for the brand's make-up and skincare line.
Every cuvette was designed to carry its own product description, letting the customer discover the "why" behind each formula, not just the product itself. Colours were used to guide navigation through the range: distinct tones for face, eyes, and lip products in make-up, and a separate palette for face, body, and hair in skincare — allowing customers to orient themselves at a glance.
For the launch of B-Kos at a Marionnaud store in Milan, I designed the furniture, display cuvettes, and merchandising system for the brand's make-up and skincare line.
Every cuvette was designed to carry its own product description, letting the customer discover the "why" behind each formula, not just the product itself. Colours were used to guide navigation through the range: distinct tones for face, eyes, and lip products in make-up, and a separate palette for face, body, and hair in skincare — allowing customers to orient themselves at a glance.
RETAIL DESIGN
For the launch of B-Kos at a Marionnaud store in Milan, I designed the furniture, display cuvettes, and merchandising system for the brand's make-up and skincare line.
Every cuvette was designed to carry its own product description, letting the customer discover the "why" behind each formula, not just the product itself. Colours were used to guide navigation through the range: distinct tones for face, eyes, and lip products in make-up, and a separate palette for face, body, and hair in skincare — allowing customers to orient themselves at a glance.
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