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Using scale to demonstrate the relationship between products thereby influencing the perception of size and importance.

Ensuring stability in the display, by considering both the visual weight and symmetry, to create an aesthetically pleasing environment.

Organizing products by color to create a striking and cohesive look that can guide customers' choices.

The arrangement of elements to give a sense of cohesion and belonging to the overall store design.

Creating a visual anchor which acts as a focal point attracting customer attention and interest.

Using lighting strategically to highlight products, create ambience, and guide customers through the space.

Crafting a narrative through the display that connects with customers and gives context to the products being sold.

Repeating elements can lead the shopper's eye in a certain direction and suggest a theme or category of products.

The strategic use of negative space to avoid clutter, allowing the customer's eye to rest and focus on important elements.

The merchandising philosophy where less is more, aiming to provide a clear and uncluttered shopping experience.

Items displayed in groups of three create a visually appealing set up, pleasing to the customer's eye.