'Retail' | KRION

20/02/26 Materials as sensations: the new language of design

The selection of materials in an architectural project can no longer be limited solely to functional, technological or even aesthetic criteria. Sensory design, which has become established as a field of design in recent years, places human perception at the centre of the design process, implying...

15/10/25 Backlit Krionâ„¢ â€” when light is the star

In a sector where first impressions are essential, lighting plays a crucial role in the configuration of spaces that not only grab people's attention, but also elevate the customer experience. In this regard, backlit Krion® offers an innovative and versatile solution for designers and...

29/04/25 Interior decoration with recycled materials

Interior design is undergoing a revolution, and with it, opportunities to create spaces that are not only unique but also environmentally responsible. Today, the choice of eco-friendly and recyclable materials is gaining momentum as designers and architects seek to shape projects that not only...

28/01/25 Designing children's spaces: creative solutions for children's environments

Designing children's spaces is about much more than ensuring children's safety. It is about designing environments that promote learning, creativity and well-being. From educational classrooms to play areas, the design of these spaces must be a perfect fusion of functionality, aesthetics and...

14/01/25 Stand design: creating impactful spaces

In a world where visual and functional experience is key, stand design plays a fundamental role in communicating brand identity and capturing the attention of the public. From international trade fairs to local exhibitions, having a well-designed stand can make the difference between being...

08/01/24 The keys to sustainable retail design

According to GWI, 6 out of 10 millennials would be willing to pay more for a product that is sustainable or organic. Against a global backdrop that provides facts like this one, it is evident that environmental awareness is on the rise, which is why sustainable retail design has become an...

21/12/23 Colour psychology in store design

Colour psychology has become one of the most popular techniques in the retail sector for conveying brand identity. Colours have been recognised as powerful catalysts of emotions, able to inspire and attract both current and potential customers. One of the industry's constant challenges is to offer...

29/09/23 Retail trends: The future of design

It's clear that in retail spaces, design goes beyond pure aesthetics. A brand's design concept is the backbone of its identity, key to exceeding customers' expectations. We're living through an era in which digitalisation and technology are reshaping every facet of our existence, and the world of...

11/05/23 Decoration in pharmacies: Design tips

If your next project is to design the interior of a pharmacy, you should know that its decoration can make a big difference to the shopping experience and the success of the business. The decoration of a pharmacy can help create a welcoming and professional environment, but at the same time convey...

29/03/23 Boutique decor: Why is it so important?

The decoration of a boutique is essential for attracting customers. In this type of store, as well as taking care of the clothes and accessories you sell, it's also important to take into account the interior design to create a welcoming and attractive environment. Get inspired by these...

21/07/21 This is the decorative secret to enhance brand identity in the retail sector

Corporate identity is a key factor in offering a unique customer experience so that we can create a memorable memory in the minds of consumers. Olfactory marketing, presence on social networks and even the power of interior design to offer an overall image, from window displays to less visible...

26/05/21 KrionÂ® Lux worktops and countertops: putting the benefits to the test

Lately, we've seen how construction requirements have changed - both in homes and public places. In the residential sector for example, our habits and the way we use our homes have completely changed. We no longer see our worktops as just a utilitarian element. They form part of the design, with...