One honest retail wall
Pomades and care lines deserve a dedicated bay, not random stacks on every trolley. We design a nook with adjustable shelves, price-tag logic, and theft-aware sightlines from the till.
Depth stays shallow so stock turns and dusting stays realistic.
Till adjacency
Payment points sit where barbers can still see their client’s reflection. Card machines need power and a cable path that will not be kicked daily.
Impulse items live at hand height; back-bar litres stay in staff-only storage.
Stock discipline
Shelves are sized for the SKUs you actually reorder, with a staff-only spill cupboard for backup litres. That keeps the public nook looking intentional through Saturday rushes on Capel Street.
Price tags and shelf-edge labels are considered in the joinery so staff are not inventing sticky notes that peel onto charcoal paint within a month.
Lighting over retail is warmer and dimmer than mirror task light so products glow without washing out faces at nearby chairs.