Receipts, and cheaper products

For example, when decorating a boutique, it is not entirely appropriate to place large racks adapted to accommodate a large amount of goods. They are more focused on simple (stock) stores and, as a result, the type of boutique will be spoiled. As in any other room, when designing a store design, a competent distribution of zones is of great importance. It is carried out taking into account some features, for example, the movement of visitors along the trading floor or that most of the acquisitions are carried out at the entrance to the store. It is on the path of potential buyers that goods are laid out from the latest receipts, and cheaper products are located in the depths of the trading floor. At the same time, the hall administrator should be able to permanently monitor the fitting rooms and the cash register.