I’m giving an established footwear in South Africa boutique a refresh and I want every surface and accent to feel unmistakably high-end. The brief is simple: modernize the current shop floor while embracing a luxurious aesthetic that immediately tells customers they have stepped into a premium fashion destination. The upgrade must concentrate on: • Display areas - upgrading & upcycling existing display fixtures • Feature Lighting • Flooring - specifically Tiles • Wall finishes - behind counter feature wall, TV screen placement, paint colours • Marketing elements and in-store graphics - to be designed-into the store What I need from you is a cohesive finishes package that ties all of these touchpoints together. That includes a refined materials board, colour palette, surface specifications, lighting concept, and detailed notes that my shopfitter can take straight to site. Rendered perspectives or quick 3-D visuals to illustrate the new display units and focal walls will help me secure final sign-off with stakeholders, so please factor those in. I’ll supply the existing floor plan, fixture dimensions, and brand guidelines. You’ll take those and propose: – Upscale yet durable floor and wall treatments suitable for heavy foot traffic – Showcase-worthy shelving and plinth concepts that spotlight current collections – A layered lighting plan (ambient, accent, and feature) to make leather finishes and colours pop – Placement guidelines for seasonal marketing graphics so campaigns integrate seamlessly with the fit-out Previous retail, fashion, or footwear projects is critical - I need to see detail pictures & designs of what you have done previously. Turnaround for the initial concept package is two weeks from kickoff, with one round of revisions baked in. All designed elements should not be bespoke or require fabrication, they should be "off-the-shelf" and must either be locally available in South Africa or require importation from China. Let’s create a space that feels exclusive, fresh, and unmistakably modern the moment customers cross the threshold.