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Introduction

Discover SDEA

Retailers and retail display suppliers - see how SDEA can be of service to you

Creative Retail Awards

An exciting annual SDEA event designed to reward innovation and excellence

SDEA Retail Reviews

Heidi Easton reviews some of the best retail design concepts

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Showcase Gallery

A visual interpretation of some of the products and services on offer

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Alphabetical Index

Full contact details and descriptions for all SDEA members

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Geographical Guide

Identify a local supplier, but remember most supply nationally or internationally

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Trade Names Index

Identify suppliers through their trade names

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Products and Services Guide

Identify suppliers by their key products and services at a glance

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Retail Trades Guide

Identify suppliers in your specialist trade at a glance

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INTRODUCTION

A very warm welcome to another exciting SDEA Design & Display Directory.

As always, we uncover some of the latest and greatest in design and display. It has continued to be a tough

year for many high street retailers, but we show that retail can thrive with innovation, strong environmental

credentials, appropriate use of technology, an outstanding customer experience and of course, great design.

Our features start at the locally and ethically sourced fresh produce seller Bristol Loaf at their new outlet just

south of the city of Bristol in Bedminster. Located within the Engine House Development, a boutique mixed use

retail offer, Loaf forms a community foodie hub that brings theatre to everyday consumption.

The journey continues across the globe to Sydney, Australia, at the new convenience concept of Aldi with their

Corner Store format before moving back onto UK soil where we look at Londonʼs oldest tea shop, Twinings, still

in its original home at 216 The Strand.

Bridging the gap between a museum and shop we visit Freemasons Hall in Covent Garden, London, the

headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England. With the very basis of this distinguished establishment

dating back to the early 1700s, and its equally historic setting within the Grade II listed building, the interior has

an air of mystery and intrigue whilst also delivering a beautifully created retail space that has timeless appeal.

In the South East corner of the UK we visit Wakefields Jewellers. Seemingly more 5* luxury boutique hotel than

high street store, it combines sumptuous fabrics in vibrant colours with opulent marble floors and counter

tops, plus gilt edging to fixtures, fittings and accessories.

Returning to London we uncover the new flagship store from Bally on Regent Street. Honouring the Swiss

brandʼs inherent qualities of art, architecture and craftsmanship in an experiential environment, the store

offers new ways of shopping with a multi-functional format, including cultural programming such as film

screenings, panel discussions and exhibitions. Staying on Regent Street we visit Onitsuka Tigerʼs new store.

From its glorious Georgian façade to its sparse minimal interior, this fashion led emporium positions itself at

the pinnacle of high end retail. For our final London review we move to Oxford Street, where we see the first

Mango store in the UK to feature the companyʼs new Mediterranean-inspired store concept.

For our final store review we cross to Europe where a Tommy Hilfiger flagship has opened on Boulevard des

Capucine in Paris, France. The cutting-edge concept cleverly fuses the virtual with the physical realms of retail.

Once youʼve been inspired, we hope you enjoy using the Directory to source all your retail, hospitality and

leisure display items. Our membership of specialist designers, manufacturers and suppliers are waiting to

assist you. You will be able to locate your products and services quickly and easily within the various sections:

alphabetical listings, the showcase gallery and quick reference guides. If you would like to take advantage of

our free assistance to help source any product or service, please call our InfoLine on 01883 348911, or email

enquiries@sdea.co.uk”

“You can also use our online search facility at www.shopdisplay.org”

Antony Behiels

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Cover Image Bottom right: Onitsuka Tiger

Cover Image bottom left : Mango

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RETAILERS

Why not join the SDEA Retail Group?

If you are passionate about the future of retail, join the

growing community of like-minded retailers that work

with us to shape its future. Experience firsthand what

is happening in the industry that manufactures and

supplies your creative retail interiors. Learn about product

development, material innovation, sustainability - and have

your say.

Membership is free and brings many rewarding

opportunities: unlimited access to all the companies listed

in this Directory and on our website*, free priority invitations

to Association events and retail display shows, newsletters,

editorial opportunities and many other savings and services

also available to supplier members.

SDEA is committed to promoting the retail display industry

and keen to develop links with suitable retail partners. If

you are a major retailer, smaller independent or department

store join the SDEA Retail Group online, or call us today on

01883 348911. Join the SDEA Retail Group online at

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One call does it all

Whether youʼre an independent or chain of stores, we will

help you source all your retail display products and services.

From a single display hook to an entire store fitout, SDEA has

a vast selection of specialist suppliers and manufacturers

who are able to assist you.

The SDEA Retail Display Directory

Weʼre delighted that youʼve already discovered the Retail

Display Directory and joined 8,000 other retail specifiers

using it. Remember the retail review section provides

inspiration and creative retail solutions too.

www.shopdisplay.org

Our website is another great source of ideas and concepts, as

well as a quick and easy means of accessing our membersʼ

products and services, anytime and anyplace. There are

various search facilities at your disposal. At the touch of a

button you will link directly to a supplier, or access a wealth

of industry information.

InfoLine

If you canʼt find what youʼre looking for, or you would prefer

to talk to a friendly voice please give us a call on

01883 348911. Our office is open from Monday to

Friday, 9am to 5.30pm. We are happy to be of service and

will email your enquiry straight to our members – one call

does it all!

*In no way and at no time, does this constitute an open

invitation for SDEA members to sell to you - it is purely there

to open the door of communication between both sides and

build stronger links.

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SUPPLIERS

A wealth of opportunity awaits you

Join Europeʼs leading retail display organisation and

increase awareness of your business. This Directory will

be read by thousands of senior buyers and specifiers.

Published annually, it is continuously circulated

at events and exhibitions throughout the year, through the

online digital version and via the new SDEA app. But thatʼs

not all that SDEA has to offer.

Sales Leads

SDEA works tirelessly to drive sales your way and is well

known for successfully linking buyers with suppliers. In

addition to the Directory, www.shopdisplay.org equips the

specifier with a comprehensive retail display search facility.

With over 5,000 searches of membersʼ details every month; a

simple listing could lead to numerous sales leads.

We receive sales enquiries over the phone, which we direct

straight to members via email.

Our networking events take place across the UK and provide

another great source of leads - a high percentage of business

is initiated between members.

SDEA exhibits and promotes its members at leading trade

shows.

We distribute a quarterly newsletter to retailers and over

200 trade press outlets - when you launch a new product, or

service weʼll publish it within ShoptalkPlus, and showcase it

on our website.

There are many ways SDEA can be of assistance to you and

your business. We operate rigorous, year round marketing

campaigns. In order for these to be effective the buyer needs

to know that you belong to SDEA; we supply certificates and

logos for your use.

Discounts

We also aim to reduce your costs and provide an exceptional

package of savings and services – these can more than

recoup the cost of joining. Full details are available online.

Endorsements

The best way is to ask a member, alternatively visit our

website.

“Being a member of SDEA immediately gives us credibility

in the industry. Customers feel reassured when they see the

SDEA logo on our website that we are a credible company

to work with.” Angus Morton, Head of Sales & Marketing

Industrial, B Brown

Awards

Bringing together the whole industry, the Creative Retail

Awards is a different type of awards ceremony that blends

networking with an informal party atmosphere celebrating

the diversity in our industry. The awards recognise talent

across the full spectrum of retail design and display in a

broad range of categories; encompassing store concepts,

visual merchandising, POP, lighting, signage and much

more.

Another notable facility is Convert Plus, our sustainability

tool. In a world where our carbon footprint is as important

as retail footfall this device allows you to monitor and reduce

your impact on the environment.

You also have access to our retail databases. Please visit the

ʻjoin SDEAʼ section of our website at www.shopdisplay.org/

membership.html, call us on 01883 348911 or

email enquiries@sdea.co.uk to join, or request a

membership package.

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CREATIVE

RETAIL

AWARDS

As physical retail evolves, design and experience have become more

powerful powerful tools tools than than ever. ever. The The Creative Creative Retail Retail Awards Awards have have recognised

recognised

the the retail retail industry’s industry’s best best companies companies and and talent talent since since 2018. 2018. With

With

categories categories including including sustainable sustainable solutions, solutions, omnichannel omnichannel innovations,

innovations,

VM VM schemes, schemes, POP/POS, POP/POS, shopfitting shopfitting and and Store Store Design, Design, the the Awards Awards

recognise recognise talent talent across across the the full full spectrum spectrum of of retail retail design design and and display. display.

This year’s jury independently judged a total of over

600 entries from suppliers, designers and retailers

taking part from around the world. The shortlist was

announced to great fanfare in September with the

video announcement being viewed over 3700 times on

YouTube alone.

Despite travel restrictions, a record number of

tickets were sold for the 2021 awards ceremony

which took place at Proud Embankment on the 14th

of October. The doors opened at 6pm with a drinks

reception hosted by returning Headline Sponsor

Kesslers and was attended by a selection of suppliers,

designers and a broad range of retailers. The big night

followed our unique take on an awards ceremony that

blends networking with an informal party atmosphere

celebrating the diversity in our industry.

Each award announcement gives the shortlisted

entrants a chance to walk away with a Highly

Commended or Winner’s trophy in front of a supportive

crowd of industry peers. Winners this year included

retailers such as Timberland, Liberty London, Harrods,

Modivo, Wembley Park, Selfridges and Samsung. The

ceremony closed with the announcement of the Judges

Choice award which this year went to Anya Hindmarch

for their ‘I Am A Plastic Bag’

sustainability scheme.

SCAN TO VIEW THE

2022 SHORTLIST

AND WINNERS

Photography: Franklin and Franklin

Not many businesses, particularly within retail, can claim

to have grown and prospered through the Coronavirus

pandemic. Yet in the bustling city of Bristol one fresh

produce seller has done just that.

Many food and drink retailers adapted

during this drastic episode and the

Bristol Loaf has truly excelled itself in

every aspect. Starting life in 2017 as a

lowkey bakery and café based in Redfield,

the Loaf now has 3 outstanding stores

across Bristol. Having built a strong

reputation for its fresh baked goods and

excellent coffee, the inaugural bakery

rapidly expanded into a second unit at

Bristol Beacons (a leading music venue)

bringing 100 covers inside and out, serving

from breakfast to dinner and everything

in between, including an organic

wine bar.

The latest space launched last year in the

south of the city in Bedminster. Located

within the Engine House Development,

a boutique mixed use retail offer, Loaf

forms a community foodie hub that

brings theatre to everyday consumption.

This flagship enterprise features

PROJECT:

BRISTOL

LOAF

HIGHLY COMMENDED 2021 CREATIVE RETAIL AWARDS:

FOOD, BEVERAGE & SUPERMARKET DESIGN

an organic sourdough bakery, café, deli, Hugo’s Greengrocer,

Two-Belly Cheesemonger and The Bristol Vine – the Loaf’s own

venture into organic wine. All food and drink are locally sourced

and made from scratch on site.

Once again Loaf enlisted the assistance of Bristol based retail

design specialists Phoenix Wharf to create a wholesome

experience store that seamlessly blends indoors and outdoors.

The aim being to create a unique shopping and eating

experience with emphasis on ethics and sustainability, whilst

drawing inspiration from its origins in Redfield.

The full height storefront glazing encourages exploration and

floods the store with natural light. Timber panels have been

used to create window boxes and hanging planters, which

surround the store’s ceiling. They are overflowing with greenery

to promote the ‘au naturel’ feel and have a second role in hiding

the electrical cables - further criss-cross wiring provides

structural support for the irrigation system. White tiling has

been applied to the main counter and large areas of wall to

ensure a subtle backdrop for this laidback environment, which

also allows the product to shine. The lighting continues the

subdued theme – large paper lanterns adorn the main café area

enhancing the relaxed and informal vibe. Reconditioned factory

pendants suspended over the counter omit very low levels of

light and convey a funky yet functional style. The tables and

chairs are also constructed from wood and metal, the tops

reconstructed from former bakers’ tables from the initial bakery.

As you enter the store you come face to face with a full height

bread display and so your retail journey begins. To your left the

grocer present their wares on freestanding and perimeter units;

wicker baskets, repurposed tin dishes and wooden crates are

loaded with fresh, organic, locally sourced produce. The main

café counter service area follows and comprises: take away

sales, central freestanding bread display, countertop pastry

showcase, a chiller housing the deli offer, hot food area under

heat lamps and the all-important 3.5m wide coffee station,

which allows plenty of space for both staff and customers to

complete their transactions. With its white tiling, solid ash

timber and glass display units, the counter is a striking

combination, both relaxed and on trend.

Beyond the café, located against the rear wall, are the Bristol

Vine featuring a wine tasting station plus a myriad of organic

wines to purchase and Two Belly Cheesemonger stocking all

manner of local cheesy delights for sale, also accompanied by

sampling. Both units continue the same muted materials

palette; The Vine features mostly ash shelving, whilst the cheesemonger

uses white tiles, wood and glass, plus the addition of

a large stainless chiller cabinet for storage.

Everything used in-store is locally and ethically sourced, meats

are high-welfare, all packaging is recycled or recyclable, breads

are never packaged in cellophane or plastic and all wholesale

products are delivered in crates or cardboard cartons that have

been collected from other producers to be used time and time

again. Any single use disposable items are bio-degradable and

made with recycled materials; all to help in Loaf’s ambition to

become Bristol’s greenest Bakery.

This really exciting venture succeeds in delivering exactly what it

set out to do. Hopefully its ethics will spread not just in the UK,

but globally.

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PROJECT:

ALDI

CORNER

STORE

ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA,

ANOTHER RETAIL ACHIEVEMENT HAS BEEN RECEIVED WITH MUCH

ACCLAIM. ONE OF THE LARGEST SUPERMARKET CHAINS, FAMED

FOR ITS STRIPPED-DOWN STORES AND COMPETITIVE PRICING, HAS

LAUNCHED A CREATIVE NEW CONVENIENCE CONCEPT.

The population of Northern Sydney, the

site of the inaugural store, are revelling in

a very independently styled grocery store.

Adorned with street art the instore

experience is fun and enticing, refreshing

and inspirational. Aldi joined forces with

Landini Associates to create a unique

format – the Aldi Corner Store; a store

that both looks great and is eminently

affordable. A rare combination!

In addition to its core grocery and fresh

produce, the Corner Store offers a

growing range of convenience-based

products, an artisan bakery serving seven

different types of sourdough bread, and

take away, locally roasted barista

coffee. There is also an instore juicer and

of course the much-loved special buys.

From the moment you enter the store you

are bombarded with powerful, colourful

imagery. Landini commissioned a local

artist to decorate the interior and the

Photography - Corporate Pixel / Kyle Ford

façade to help tie the brand to the local

community which it serves. A

proposition that will be repeated locally

across Australia to create a distinctly

different yet uniquely Aldi look. The

street style has been conveyed further

through the graphics, staff uniform and

the tone of the store; the overall

ambiance is original, quirky and playful.

With phrases such as ‘A bit cheesy’, ‘Nuts

about nuts’ and ‘Go bananas’ heading its

produce, the new concept will appeal to

its youthful, cosmopolitan

neighbourhood.

Street art embellishes the store façade,

multiple instore backdrops and full height

columns. Its playful tone is then

conveyed through all instore signage and

messaging. To ensure continuity and

brand recognition a consistent palette

of materials has been adopted for the

new design. Pale brick, white tiles and

blockwork have been incorporated

alongside the graphic backdrops to

form the perimeter; white tiling has

been applied to the chiller zones. Black

terrazzo-style flooring is matched with

black galvanised steel which highlights

all instore shopfittings and display, as

well as signage. Mesh panels cover the

entire expanse of ceiling. Fully

sustainable timber palettes, oak and

walnut are also woven into the scheme.

Of particular interest are the wooden

crates, which are used to display fresh

fruit and vegetables, they bring an

authentic feel to this funky outlet. Wood

shelving is primarily used within the

bakery section and wooden planks frame

the mesh ceiling panels.

The vibrant mural wraps around the

entrance creating a tunnel through which

you enter. The coffee counter is

positioned at the very front of the store to

take advantage of passers-by and make it

easy for customers who have completed

their shopping, to grab and go. Though

smaller in size to their supermarkets,

the store has a big personality and feels

decidedly spacious. Wide aisles give

the illusion of space and allow room for

browsing. The bulk of the freestanding

fixtures and fittings are low to mid height

and don’t obstruct the views around the

store; it has an informal feel that pulls

you into its heart leading you naturally

through its many different areas.

This new bite sized grocery retailer is a

real coup for Aldi. It’s loaded with

character and charm and is

environmentally credible too - powered

by 100% renewable electricity and is

complicit in the chain’s promise to send

zero waste to landfill by 2025.

Convenience food products are wrapped

in recycled packaging and there are

recycling bins located instore for

customer use. Quite the trend setter and

a beautifully executed store.

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PROJECT:

TWININGS

Our next sensational store closes

the gap between grocery retail and

gallery by elevating an everyday

product to an art form. This

beautifully appointed, compact store

offers an insight into a distinguished

global beverage retailer which has

been synonymous with a ‘good brew’

for centuries.

In 1706, when drinking coffee and

gin were far more prolific than

drinking water (due to the untreated

nature), Thomas Twining took the

humble tea leaf and turned it into a

desirable commodity that went on to

become the nation’s favourite drink.

He opened the first ever Twinings

teashop at 216 The Strand, London

and has been successfully selling this

household staple ever since.

Sited in its original home, London’s

oldest tea shop has undergone a

radical transformation. Using a

subtle colour palette and a refined

materials selection, the store has

taken on a museum like quality for

many of its visitors. Tea lovers from

across the globe come to try and buy

its many distinct and varied blends,

and also revel in its historical content.

The store belonging to this

historical retailer now follows a very

popular and extremely successful

contemporary retail format; Twinings

entrusted its brief to leading retail

design agency Dalziel & Pow, whose

wealth of experience transformed

what was merely a transactional

retail space into the true spiritual

home of the brand.

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The flagship is a visual delight with

well crafted cabinetry and shelving

lining the perimeter. The concept

embraces its heritage and is split

into four different categories which

present themselves in turn. Each

section has been individually designed

to fulfil a unique purpose: Wellbeing

proffers a glass dome that customers

wrap their hands around for spiritual

healing and advice on teas to

complement their souls. Sourced with

Care details the brand’s ethical virtues

and how they partner with suppliers to

improve their quality of life. Included

here is a large digital screen which

reveals the projects and places and

uses framed photos, plus a few select

props to enhance the experience.

Blenders Stories picks six of their best

master blenders and delves into their

lives and secret ingredients. Here

narrow wooden drawers sited below

the main storyboard can be pulled

out to reveal props, quotes and even

tea leaves that enrich each blender’s

identity. Finally, Pioneering Spirit

presents the history of Twinings, its

founders and the lengths they went

to get tea on the map! A series of

photos, captions, old advertisements

and previous packaging that span the

centuries are displayed on shelves

against a backdrop depicting a black

and white map of the world.

Throughout the ground floor the

lighting floods the store with a warm

glow that highlights the product.

The materials selected instore

complement the brand’s heritage;

grass cloth, raw oak, brass and stone

were chosen to enhance the natural

craft and authenticity.

A tasting zone at the rear of the store

completes the ground floor concept.

A large display table is surrounded

by full height digital screens which

flaunt idyllic imagery that transports

you to the tea plantations where they

source their exquisite tea and key

botanicals. You are fully immersed in

the Twinings world - gardens and herb

fields encourage you to touch, smell

and taste the tea during the brewing

process.

Moving downstairs the designers have

created a much more sophisticated

and atmospheric sampling bar that

can be hired out for events. The

heritage blue walls and numerous

portrait paintings of the Twinings

family create an intimate space, which

is consumed by the impressive 10-

seat tasting table. This sultry interior

has an evocative spirit that both

relaxes and heightens your senses all

at once. The rich ochre bar stools are

a notable feature.

Twinings uses a refined palette and

conventional style to seduce its

customers; both its central London

location and Royal Seal require

nothing less than perfection. This

elegant showroom is equally engaging

and perfect for showcasing some of

the finest teas in the world.



PROJECT:

FREEMASONS HALL

Remaining in England’s capital city a little

longer, we uncover another remarkable

retail outlet that bears a long, rich history.

Similar to Twinings, it also bridges the

gap between museum and shop. But

this is where the similarity ends, for this

visitor experience and retail space helps

unravel the mystery of a discreet society.

Freemasons Hall in Covent Garden,

London – headquarters of the United

Grand Lodge of England - has in fact been

open to the public for many years and its

museum receives around 40,000 visitors

per year. They have recently embarked

upon a new venture; to create a store that

was centrally located to ensure maximum

footfall and appeal to both its members,

seeking prestigious regalia marking the

various stages on their Freemasons’

journey, as well as the general public

whose interests primarily revolve around

souvenirs and keepsakes.

In order to achieve this complex vision

and ensure that the new space both

respected the Masonic legacy and also

communicated a strong contemporary

identity, they commissioned specialist

museum and gallery designers, Lumsden.

At the same time they developed an

extended range of quality souvenirs, gifts

and memorabilia that even encompasses

women’s jewellery and men’s grooming

ranges; all to be housed within this new

retail masterpiece.

Much of the inspiration for the concept

was taken from the heritage architecture

with colours, materials and decorative

finishes reflected throughout the overall

design. With the very basis of this

distinguished establishment dating back

to the early 1700s, and its equally historic

setting within the Grade II listed building,

meant there were certain parameters

to which the designers had to adhere. The

magnificent room is lined with notable

portraits that had to remain in place and there

were strict rules around lighting and fixtures

and fittings - no holes could be drilled in the

walls or ceilings.

Yet in spite of the restrictions the result

is breath taking. The former drawing

room at the heart of this heritage building

has been dramatically lit and styled with

a contemporary flourish that gives it an

ethereal quality and a wonderful ambiance.

Its central situation allows easy access

for both members and visitors alike thus

increasing footfall.

The entire room has been beautifully

curated. All the original features including

the elaborate ceiling cornice, the pristine

parquet flooring, the exquisite glass

lanterns, the ornate wall panels and the

four immense portrait paintings remain.

They create a stunning backdrop for the

bespoke shopfittings and vast merchandise

collections.

A certain amount of original furniture was

also retained within this newly refurbished

and repurposed space; a round wood table

is topped with a circular glass display stand

and showcases a range of Freemasons’

literature and memorabilia that help unlock

the mysteries of this organisation.

The remaining cabinetry has been

sympathetically crafted, following the

perimeter its angular framework mirrors the

wall panels and frames the product just as

the wall panels frame the pictures. In places

tall, narrow shelving stands rise up either

side of the oil paintings, making great use of

available space, though not detracting from

the giant-sized artworks. Although on first


be built in, all are freestanding to comply

with listed building regulations. The

elegant pieces have integral lighting that

draws attention to the choice items on

show. Once inside this divine interior the

displays and merchandise meld perfectly.

Central freestanding display tables are all

low level and afford uninterrupted views

across the space. At the far end an area

has been designated for members and

very much resembles a Savile Row tailors.

A formidable centrepiece rising up to the

lofty ceiling heights has been created

using a variety of props and accessories

to display the required attire for the

Masonic gentleman. Its perimeter is

lined with a mixture of fixtures equipped

with either shelves or hooks for shirts,

ties, aprons and all other paraphernalia

with which a member may choose to

accessorise.

The finished interior has an air of mystery

and intrigue whilst also delivering a

beautifully created retail space that has

timeless appeal. This enhances its dual

purpose as premier retailer for masonic

regalia and museum and visitor attraction

for people from all over the world.

The shop succeeds in bringing this

ancient custom into modern times and

was recently voted ‘Best Shop’ by the

Cultural Enterprises Awards 2021. The

organisation also created a public bar and

café, and launched digital tours. They

are definitely conquering the society’s

guarded stereotype.

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PROJECT:

WAKEFIELDS JEWELLERS

In the South East corner of the UK yet

another retail success story presents

itself. In spite of the long period of

instability that Covid brought us, this

independent retailer has launched an

outstanding new flagship to help drive

sales and secure its future in the industry.

Based in the delightful market town of

Horsham in West Sussex, this fourth

generation family jewellers enlisted the

help of designers, Innovare, to create

a truly inspirational interior. What

started as a pre-Covid concept was fully

realised after the last UK lockdown. The

new showroom is elegant and bold,

flamboyant and plush. An innovative,

experience rich store that draws

inspiration from its heritage and one that

they hope will appeal to customers old

and new alike.

Seemingly more 5* luxury boutique

hotel than high street store, it combines

sumptuous fabrics in vibrant colours with

opulent marble floors and counter tops,

plus gilt edging to fixtures, fittings and

accessories. This quality interior houses

a Rolex showroom, numerous distinctly

curated display zones, multiple comfy

lounging areas and a fabulous hospitality

bar.

Whilst each area is made unique through

a clever use of materials and finishes,

they blend together perfectly. By far

the greatest influence is the art deco

shopfront that has been prominent on the

high street since 1930. Wakefields

Jewellers is very proud of its longevity

Photography: Toby Phillips

and wanted to instil this into the new

concept, whilst combining it with

contemporary design elements. From

the terrazzo entrance foyer to the refined

bronze details on the bespoke cabinetry,

the styling of mirrors and screens to

the interior cornicing, there are many

references to its heritage.

Other original architectural features have

also been restored, such as the skylights

which draw in extra daylight. Within

the Rolex room the skylight has been

adapted to include false day lighting,

thus enabling the floors above to be

repurposed for offices and a workshop.

A large ornate chandelier takes pride

of place, again following the Art Deco

theme, whilst behind the welcome bar

much loved 1930s display cabinets were

artfully replicated. Glass showcases,

mirrored walls, spot lighting together with

feature pendant lights, marble flooring

and exquisitely crafted display furniture

unfold before your eyes. The entire shop

is highly polished and very refined.

The Rolex showroom is to your right

on entering; the area is richer in colour

and is furnished with wooden units

for displaying just the right amount of

watches beneath glass showcases.

Further wood screens and panelling,

wood based chairs and stools sport deep

green covers plus gilt edging, creating

a very distinct, high-end style. Directly

opposite is the main watch sales display

area, which is equally well-crafted and

minimalist in presentation. Next to it

lies the prestigious bar flanked on either

end by decorative, full height mirrors.

As mentioned previously the cabinets

behind the bar are styled on an original

inherited from Boots the Chemist in 1935.

The newly crafted unit is used to store

bottles, glasses, and other drink related

paraphernalia. The fascia panel matches

the unit in colour and has a corrugated

black finish edged with gold at the base.

The seat pads on the bar stools are in

cerulean blue; Art Deco styled pendant

lighting completes the look.

The upper ground floor is accessed

through the main sales floor and here the

flooring returns to terrazzo. This is where

fashion, bridal and bespoke jewellery is

located with sumptuous seating areas

including more private areas for those

requiring a more discrete service. The

main lounge is a work of art in itself with

the intense blue hues seen at the front of

the store repeated here on the sofas and

the surrounding walls. The entire ceiling

panel and one wall panel are decorated

gold. There is little in the way of product,

two gilt-based coffee tables and two very

large and flamboyant pieces of abstract

art adorn the walls. It is an extremely

extravagant space.

Wakefields Jewellers presents yet

another excellent example of an

independent retail triumph. This jewellers

sets the bar really high within an already

glamorous industry.



PROJECT:

BALLY

Moving back to London on Regent Street we

visit a fabulous fit-out. Though the biggest

are not necessarily always the best, when it

comes to this iconic shopping strip you can

guarantee an abundance of retail theatre and

innovation.

For many years now Regent Street has

attracted leading global fashion brands and

this next retailer does not disappoint. With a

long, rich history of crafting quality footwear,

Bally has recently launched a frankly

phenomenal flagship in which to house its

stylish collection of women’s and men’s

shoes, boots and accessories.

To celebrate the brand’s incredible 170 year

history, Bally collaborated with London based

creative design and production agency, Seen

Displays to construct a concept that honours

Photography: GG Archard

the Swiss brand’s inherent qualities of

art, architecture and craftsmanship.

Through contemporary design and

natural materials Seen helped meld the

Bally Haus concept, which was initially

launched on Milan’s Montenapoleone in

2019, with London’s own unique heritage.

Bally Haus is their interpretation of the

brand and its core values within the

realms of an experiential environment,

which offers new ways of shopping with a

multi-functional format, including cultural

programming such as film screenings,

panel discussions and exhibitions.

To begin they drew inspiration from

London’s geological and architectural

cues, such as London Clay which is the

bedrock of the Thames and London

Underground’s tunnels. Earthy red

stones, terracotta shelving displays and

natural millwork meet light and dark

marble flooring.

The first thing that hits you when you

arrive at 106-112 Regent Street is space.

Its vast Regency columned façade and

windows framed with decorative trim

lead the way to a cavernous interior that

is understated and sophisticated, that

honours the Bally Haus principles and,

in turn, embraces the classic high end

retailing format. The resulting interior is

beautifully executed through muted tones

and key pieces in zingy colours.

At the entrance, an expansive LED screen

introduces unique 360° content for

digital campaigns and collections. As

you would expect all the elegant, original

features have been retained and combine

beautifully with the simple, modern

joinery that has been custom made for

the store. In some places, large perimeter

cabinets have been slotted between

ornate columns, whilst elsewhere instore

shelving units appear to be carved out

of the plain walls that divide the interior.

The pale timber shelving is encased in a

whitewood exterior framework, which is

then internally lit and unobtrusive, sleek

track lighting trace the line of the intricate

ceiling cornices. The entire store is ivorycoloured

adding to the illusion of space

and creating the perfect backdrop for the

product to shine.

Once again we have stumbled upon a

gallery inspired store design; to fulfil

the Bally Haus concept further Seen



commissioned a local materialist and

maker to create a range of quirky, bold

display tables and stands. The artist

hand-extruded repurposed local waste

plastic into high density polyethylene

and polypropylene to create a number of

highly sculptural pieces of which some

display the product and others form

counters.

A precisely aligned curved brick wall

highlights a low-level display table that

has a sea green coloured moulded top

and four individually crafted mini plinths,

each unique and each displaying a

single item of merchandise. The table

has a cylindrical, shiny base that both

reflects light and mirrors the flooring

on its surface. Each piece is a different

shape, colour and height; they are

staged so appear to climb through the

space leading your eye to the back of

the store, where a collection of perfectly

honed cylindrical plinths, each again for

showcasing individual items are grouped.

Constructed from layers of moulded

plastic in complimentary colours and

reminiscent of rock layers beneath

the earth, these striking objects tie in

perfectly with their serene surroundings.

Bally’s new London concept is

everything they aimed for. It is artistic,

architecturally led and well- crafted

throughout. Step inside and the colours

wash over you creating a calming

ambiance that not only highlight pockets

of boldness but also blend the sculptures

with the space. With the addition of a full

calendar of events and exhibitions what

more could you want from a store?

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PROJECT:

ONITSUKA

TIGER

Further along Regent Street, towards Oxford Circus, we uncover

yet another luxury retail brand that has opened a truly magnificent

store. It is both the largest in the world for this global retailer and the

first to stock their entire collection of childrenswear, menswear and

womenswear in one shop.

From its glorious Georgian façade to its sparse minimal interior, this

fashion led emporium positions itself at the pinnacle of high end retail

and as with our previous fitouts, flaunts the gallery style store format

with flair. Onitsuka’s megastore is the ultimate representation of their

philosophy for fusing tradition and innovation. This much acclaimed

brand has a very long history dating back to 1949 that encompasses

the Asics brand.

Other than window display graphics and the

product itself, there is minimal colour in this

contemporary fitout. From outside to inside, the

store façade and its London surroundings merge

seamlessly with the interior design. The concept

is elegant and stylish so as not to detract from the

product. The vast expanse of marble used within

the store – the entire ground floor is encased in

various marble finishes - enhances the feeling of

longevity and dependability.

Additionally, on the ground floor elegant glass

shelves are inserted into the perimeter walls and

contrast beautifully with the dark, exceedingly

low level seating benches. At the heart of the

sales floor is a vast circular marble shoe wall

display, reaching from floor to ceiling; constructed

using three different types of marble. Shoes

are displayed in regimented rows above and

below one another around its circumference.

The shelves appear to be carved into the marble.

Another impressive feature is a vast pillar of light

that fuses the two floors together. This formidable

centrepiece consists of two colours of light;

positioned to the left of the entrance it sets the

tone of this incredible store. The clothes rails

have an open construction using metal bars and

sheets to create stylish, contemporary units that

appear to float in the windows and throughout the

store. The clothing is artfully arranged with colour

in mind and a less is more mantra. Discrete,

overhead track lighting is suspended from the

cavernous ceiling and adds a brilliant glow to the

natural daylight that floods through the enormous

windows. The overall effect is suitably stunning.

At the rear of the store a mezzanine floor has

been constructed and the areas above and below

naturally have lowered ceilings. Square and

angular shaped furniture, fixtures and fittings are

repeated throughout the space. The area is filled

with low level leather-clad angular seating and

shiny topped, mid height square display units.

Further, enormous wall panels that also appear

to be sunken into the perimeter house a limited

quantity of immaculately merchandised footwear

on sleek, glass shelves. An equally select range

of clothing is showcased within another perimeter

recess. A massive white column rises to full

height in the centre of the area around which the

entire floor and its contents seem to hinge. The

space is flooded with light diffused from multiple

overhead, square ceiling panels.

The entire collection including its contemporary

collection, the Nippon Made series and its luxury

line, The Onitsuka, are showcased on ground level.

Down in the basement, rather than being dark and

dreary, feels how I imagine a spaceship would

feel – out of this world, blindingly bright and

fantastically futuristic. The design encapsulates

minimalism, even more than upstairs. The below

ground has been designated as a showroom

space and gallery, where local and international

artists can display their work and Onitsuka will

deliver a variety of experiences that connect the

brand with London culture.

This classy environment that plays homage to

this quality brand is undeniably a great place to

dwell. Onitsuka has launched into our hearts with

this cutting edge emporium which in turn resides

at the heart of our capital’s most discerning

shopping street.


32 @SHOPANDDISPLAY

PROJECT:

MANGO

As always London attracts multiple large

and small retail chains from around the

globe that provide us with a plethora

of grand retail openings from which

to select our latest and greatest! Now

we visit another megastore joining the

eclectic line-up on what is arguably the

world’s busiest shopping street, Oxford

Street.

It is the first Mango store in the

UK to feature the company’s new

Mediterranean-inspired store concept

introduced earlier this year. This leading

Spanish brand brings the warmth of the

sun, the softness of the sand and the

romance of the sea to this iconic retail

road. Mango showcases its entire range

of kidswear, womenswear, menswear,

homeware and teens in one enormous

flagship store spread over three floors.

As with most of London’s retail premises,

this fashion behemoth is housed

within a period building that has been

adapted to convey a bold contemporary

style. Ground floor windows have been

simplified to full height glass panes,

including expansive glass doors at the

entrance. Any instore decorative features

have been replaced with white walls,

ceilings and floors - a blank canvas to

which the clothing colours take centre

stage.

The store is warm and inviting, stylish

and uncluttered. As you enter at ground

level wooden slats stretch the length and

breadth of the ceiling, running parallel

to the storefront they cast a warm glow

onto the shopfloor below. The overall

design feels relaxed and informal, yet is

laid out on a grid system much like the

streets and squares found in a Spanish

city. Mannequins are utilised to display

the clothing and accessories and are

positioned alongside gigantic terracotta

pots planted with olive trees, which add

interest and soften the space. Towards

the rear of the store a series of curved

arches lead through to other departments

and you can glimpse golden-coloured

backdrops that enrich the tones and

enliven the space. Lighting is mostly

track or spotlight, either suspended from

or inset into the ceiling. This emits high

intensity levels of light just as you would

expect to find in southern Europe.

As with Onitsuka, shopfittings are

unobstructive; they are constructed in

a very open style and are positioned

both around the perimeter as well as

freestanding. All of the freestanding

display rails and tables are low-level,

only the mannequins and potted plants

interrupt your line of sight and break away

from the well formulated interior.

The Mediterranean theme and

contemporary styling continue across

the three levels with certain variations

and layers of interest added in different

zones. The fitting rooms are tucked away

behind one of the sales counters. The

entire area being cunningly disguised



behind a wood clad wall, thus deepening

the natural feel instore and providing

a focal point of reference. Another

archway leads to an area that has a highly

decorative, tile clad wall in similar syrupy

shades that also greatly enhances the

warmth and intrigue.

This is a delightful environment, the

interior and its contents have been very

carefully considered and thoughtfully

presented. Once again, all the fixtures

and fittings are freestanding to allow

for continual change and to bring

versatility. They are also decidedly well

merchandised and there is plenty of

space to roam. Whilst the hanging rails

and shelving are modest, the wooden

display tables deliver an air of quality

where we find clothing neatly folded and

accessories styled accordingly.

Another focus of this store is its

environmental bias. Sustainability,

energy efficiency and architectural

integration are key elements in its design

and construction. Energy-efficient

lighting and temperature control systems

as well as sustainable materials, such as

natural paints, are just some of the ways

that they have fulfilled their commitment

to saving our planet. They are also

equally committed to their omni-channel

presence and as such they have installed

a dedicated click and collect station.

All in all, Mango has created a delectable

interior rich in ambiance and flair.

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36 – RUNNING TITLE

PROJECT:

TOMMY

HILFIGER

For our final store review we cross to

Europe where a formidable flagship has

just opened on Boulevard des Capucine

in Paris, France. This global brand

continuously adapts and evolves to meet

the needs of its discerning customers

delivering innovative and fully immersive,

experience rich stores time and again.

As with many of this year’s reviews this

fitout is eclectic, seamlessly blending the

old and new. However, the cutting-edge

concept also cleverly fuses the virtual

with the physical realms of retail.

Tommy Hilfiger is sited right at the heart

of an historic Parisian quarter that more

recently is famed for its exceptional mix

of high end national and international

retail and fine dining cuisine.

The period building, a former 19th

century bank within which Tommy

resides, has been sympathetically

restored. Key features incorporated

into the new store design such as

columns, which have been clad using

vivid glass paint to help identify and

direct customers to particular areas and

full height ceilings, which have been

curtained to soften the space and link

the floor to ceiling become eye catching

displays in their own right.

Tommy Hilfiger is renowned for its

polished and accomplished designs,

and this latest Parisian concept is both

a visual delight as well as state of the

art - it is enhanced with some very adept

digital technology. The impressive

immersive screen near the entrance is

equipped with Endless Aisle software

which allows the customer to browse

its entire collections, while the style

scanner has the capability to suggest

complementary clothing, shoes and

accessories to your favourite piece by

simply scanning your barcode. The

fitting rooms are equipped with RFID

tracking IT - it is the first time this has

been seen in France. As the customer

enters the changing rooms it detects the

items brought in and offers matching

products that can be ordered directly

from their website. Additionally, an

enhanced customisation desk towards

the storefront provides consumers

with an engaging experience as they

personalise their items.

Heading back into the realms of the

physical, this fabulous fit-out is anchored

by red or navy glass clad columns which

identify the zones and direct women to

the red area and men to the navy section.

Within each department matching

carpets, furniture and accessories,

including planters and display tables are

incorporated to enrich both the depth

of colour and ambiance. The overall

effect is sensational; even the staircase

leading to the second-floor womenswear

department is a high gloss red that

creates an incredibly attractive focal

point. A quaint area at the foot of the

stairs showcases a red, circular rug, red

velvet armchairs, coffee tables and an

ergonomic standard lamp and offers a

sneak preview of what lies above. The

fitting rooms are also fully decked out

accordingly with either red or navy walls,

ceilings and floors. It’s a fully immersive

experience.

The aforementioned lofty ceilings

are outstanding and have become an

even greater asset being fitted with

metal chain curtains that fuse together

the entire store, whilst emphasising

the space. The curtains accentuate

various sections of the store. They

are particularly striking suspended in

sweeping oblongs above the bar and the

click and collect counters.

Track lighting criss-crosses the entire

ceiling. The fixtures and fittings are

naturally of a very high calibre utilising

many mirrored and reflective surfaces

that help bounce the light around the

space and in between the various

shopfittings and props. A mirrored

ceiling has been included within women’s

and men’s footwear departments to help

give the illusion of space, seemingly

increasing the height of the lowered

ceilings; light and reflections dance on

the different structures and conjure a

theatrical feel within these areas.

A people’s bar positioned at the rear of

the ground floor helps direct customer

flow across the entire area. The bar

is finished to perfection, wooden slats

form the base of the counter. Its neutral

tone assimilates the qualities of the

herringbone flooring whose equally

delicate colour diffuses a subtle glow

throughout the store. Near the entrance,

the click and collect desk is equally

muted and meticulous in design. An

array of quirky, mid twentieth century

pieces including traditional American

antiques and graphic artwork complete

the look.

This masterpiece is the result of a

collaboration between Tommy Hilfiger

and retail design specialists, rpa:group.

Their relationship has been ongoing for

a number of years and clearly makes for

a successful and creative partnership.

Another outstanding flagship!



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100 Percent Group Limited 3D Displays Ltd

M

Unit 6 Mercury Park, Mercury Way,

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Upper Brents Industrial Estate,

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T: 01795 532947

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100% provides solutions to implement retail

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as sourcing & production management.

Manufacturers and suppliers of acrylic displays

and point of sale equipment. A huge range

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made to your specific requirements.

M: Manufacturer D: Distributor

Advance Display Solutions Ltd

M,D

arken POP International Ltd

M

Unit F, Lyon Road, Denbigh West, Milton

Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK1 1EX

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F: 01908 640579

E: sales@advancedisplay.co.uk

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Manufacturers of acrylic retail display

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We are the market leader in the design and

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ARNO GB Ltd

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Artillus Ltd

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Victorian House, Coronation Road,

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Cameron Robb Ltd

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E: sales@displaycentre.co.uk

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Suppliers of over 4,000 shop fittings and

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M,D

Display Lighting Ltd

M,D

Unit 4 Fordgate Business Park, Crabtree

Manorway North, Belvedere, Kent, DA17 6AS

T: 01322 444400

F: 01322 444411

E: sales@displaydevelopments.co.uk

www.displaydevelopments.co.uk

Display Developments are a leading UK

fabricator and former of sheet plastics.

We manufacture standard and bespoke

products for use in both general and PoS

display applications.

Cedar Technology Centre, Atlantic

Street, Altrincham, Cheshire, WA14 5DZ

T: 0161 207 3355

F: 0161 207 3356

E: sales@display-lighting.com

www.display-lighting.com

Display Lighting has been manufacturing and supplying

the display industry with first class lighting products

and services for the past 20 years. We have become a

one-stop provider of high quality, cost effective, LED

luminaires that will bring your retail, museum and

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M

Flourish Trading Ltd

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Unit 20, Queensway Link Estate, Stafford

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T: 01952 290055

F: 01952 290056

E: sales@dragondisplay.co.uk

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50 Willow Lane, Mitcham,

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T: 020 8640 0354

E: sales@flourishtrading.com

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Manufacturers of flexible wall and centre-shop

merchandising systems, with both standard

systems and the facility to produce bespoke

variations for specific customer needs.

Wholesale faux flowers, ribbon, seasonal

event decorations, pots and glassware,

accessories.

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Foxbarn Ltd

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Glencourt Associates

Unit 8 Towers Business Park, Carey Way,

Wembley, Middlesex, HA9 0LQ

T: 020 8795 6868

F: 020 8902 1066

E: display@foxbarn.co.uk

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Distributors of Europeʼs largest range of

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Unit 29 Trident Court, 1 Oakcroft Road,

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fit with certified installers. Graphica Display is also part of the Safe

Contractor and CHAS schemes and all installers are CSCS qualified.

Manufacturers of Fourmi®: unique system for

moving loaded gondola shelving, refrigerated

units, checkouts and other displays within

minutes. Easy to use, improve your store layout,

merchandising and in-store promotions.

Insight

M,DM

JamiePro b.v.

D

Unit 17, Bristol Vale Trading Estate,

Bedminster, Bristol, BS3 5RJ

Nijverheidsweg 19, Heiloo,

1851 NW, The Netherlands

T: 01173 600222

E: jamie@getsomeinsight.com

www.getsomeinsight.com

T: 0031 251 500 300

E: info@jamiepro.com

www.jamiepro.com

We are a design & print agency. We custom design,

manufacture & source for total marketing &

branding solutions.

We specialize in various MediaScreens, LED screens,

kiosks, digital signage applications, audioboards and

much more. We keep in close contact with factories to

get proper alignment between market demand and

possibilities at manufacturing level. This enables us to

provide and adjust our products upon your needs.



KAS Shopfittings

D

Kendu In-Store Visual Solutions

M,DM

M

D

Chelworth Industrial Estate, Cricklade,

Wiltshire, SN6 6HQ

1st Floor, 99 Wallis Road,

London, E9 5LN

T: 01793 754230

E: sales@kas-shopfittings.co.uk

www.kas-shopfittings.co.uk

T: 020 3735 5258

E: info@kendu.com

www.kendu.com

Large distributor of retail display hooks, arms

and accessories with quick turnaround. We

hold Evolve S50i shelving system in stock as

well as grid panel systems and much more.

Kendu has 20 years of experience in

pioneering in-store visual solutions for

retail. Kenduʼs key business areas are

Experience Design, Project Execution and

Campaign Management.

Kesslers International

M

Lumenal

M

M,D

International Business Park, 11 Rick

Roberts Way, London, E15 2NF

T: 020 8522 3000

E: info@kesslers.com

www.kesslers.com

Unit C2 Greengate Industrial

Estate, Greenside Way, Middleton,

Manchester, M24 1SW

T: 0845 277 6000

E: info@lumenal.co.uk

www.lumenal.co.uk

Kesslers offers services from concept design

to manufacturing and implementation,

working with global brands to deliver

amazing seasonal and permanent displays,

VM schemes and pop-ups.

Lumenal is a UK based manufacturer of modular

LED lighting solutions for retail, point of sale,

architectural projects, exhibitions and galleries.


Luminati (EMX Dynamics Ltd)

M

Microslat International Ltd

M

The Display Works, East Way, Lee

Mill Industrial Estate, Ivybridge,

Devon, PL21 9GE

T: 01752 698720

E: enquiries@luminati.co.uk

www.luminati.co.uk

Units F13 and F14, Morton Park

Way, Darlington, Durham, DL1 4PQ

T: 01325 351276

F: 01325 468179

E: sales@microslat.com

www.microslat.com

Luminati offer full design and manufacture of

creative retail display solutions, point of sale

merchandisers, trade counter displays, window

displays and display cabinets and cases.

25mm Pitched aluminium slatwall profiles

in single and double side versions, with 5

optional face styles. Suitable for all manner of

display purposes in any environment.

Mid West Displays Ltd

M,DM M

M,D

Millcourt Shopfittings Ltd

M,D

Block B, Knights Court, Archers Way,

Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 3GA

Tegometall House, 10 Meadowbank

Way, Eastwood, Nottingham,

Nottinghamshire, NG16 3SB

T: 01743 465531

E: sales@midwestdisplays.co.uk

www.midwestdisplays.co.uk

T: 01773 711322

F: 01773 711266

E: info@millcourt.com

www.tegometall.com

We design, make and install LED displays,

lightboxes and Point of Sale. We supply digital

OOH and advertising display screens.

Tegometall Group Company. Sales and

distribution of Tegometall shelving and racking

systems, suppliers to retailers and shopfitters.

Largest UK stockholding of Tegometall.



Morplan Ltd

M,D

Noble Gift Packaging Ltd

D

M

Unit 1 Temple Bank, Harlow,

Essex, CM20 2DY

73 Lockfield Avenue, Enfield,

Middlesex, EN3 7PY

T: 0330 4455 666

E: sales@morplan.com

www.morplan.com

T: 020 8805 4111

E: sales@noblegift.co.uk

www.noblegift.com

Bringing retail to life for 175 years. Retail

supplies including shopfittings, furniture,

rails, mannequins, carrier bags, display props,

hangers, ticketing, retail packaging and PPE.

35 yearsʼ experience with gift packaging. Vast

array of products in packaging, bespoke, optical

and PPE products.

D

Octanorm UK

Unit 10 Mole Business Park,

Randalls Road, Leatherhead,

Surrey, KT22 7BA

M

Ormiston Wire Ltd

1 Fleming Way, Worton Road,

Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 6EU

M,D

T: 020 8545 2945

F: 020 8545 2955

E: sales@rtdsystems.co.uk

www.rtdsystems.co.uk

T: 020 8569 8020

F: 020 8569 8601

E: info@ormiston-wire.co.uk

www.ormiston-wire.co.uk

Octanorm helps you design and create bespoke

modular retail, graphic, display and lightbox

solutions from its range of more than 3,000

quality profiles and components.

Ormiston Wire manufactures and distributes a

wide range of wire hanging and fixing systems

for all types of products, including lighting,

signs and many more.

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Panache by Morplan

M,D

Plasticraft Displays (Huddersfield)

M,D

Unit 1 Temple Bank, Harlow, Essex,

CM20 2DY

Unit 2, Bradley Junction Industrial

Estate, Leeds Road, Huddersfield,

West Yorkshire, HD2 1UR

T: 0330 4455 666

E: panache@morplan.com

www.panachedisplay.co.uk

T: 01484 453358

E: tracy@plasticraftdisplays.co.uk

www.plasticraftdisplays.co.uk

Innovative, stylish and elegant

mannequins, finished perfectly,

complemented by our expertise in wigs,

make up and renovation work.

UK manufacturers of acrylic retail displays.

Point of sale and point of purchase displays.

In-house large format printing and direct

print available.

Premier Point of Sale Ltd

D

Propability

M

Unit 26, Bays 3&4, Newby Road

Industrial Estate, Hazel Grove,

Stockport, Cheshire, SK7 5DR

50 Willow Lane, Mitcham,

Surrey, CR4 4NA

T: 0161 487 3131

F: 0161 487 2121

E: sales@4premier.co.uk

www.4premier.co.uk

T: 020 8687 1030

E: info@propability.co.uk

www.propability.co.uk

Wholesale distributor of quality point of sale

products, specialising in aluminium snap frames,

lockable poster cases, lightboxes, pavement and

forecourt signs. Largest stock levels in UK.

Props and sculpts, window displays, store

development, creative design specialist,

fixtures and fittings, events and promotions.


Proportion London

11 Rick Roberts Way, Stratford,

London, E15 2NF

T: 020 8522 3000

E: info@proportion.london

www.proportionlondon.com

M,D

M

RM7 Solutions Ltd

16 High Street, Saffron Walden,

Essex, CB10 1AX

T: 01353 667925

E: info@rm7solutions.co.uk

www.rm7solutions.co.uk

Bespoke mannequin service, visual

merchandising, development, creative design,

manufacture, museum mannequins, retail.

Genuine nationwide teams.

Retail fixture and display installation

specialists. Expertise in merchandising and

installation of tailored and multi-site roll outs.

Genuine nationwide teams.

RTC Europe Ltd

M

Railston

D

Castle Road, Eurolink Industrial Estate,

Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 3RN

Whitehill Lane, Royal Wootton

Bassett, Wiltshire, SN4 7DB

T: 01795 412795

F: 01795 412799

E: lnevillehall@rtc.com

www.rtc.com

T: 01793 848000

F: 01793 848014

E: shopfit@railston.co.uk

www.railston.com

RTC masters the detail of retail. We provide

bespoke retail interiors and proprietary shelf

management products on a global scale.

Shop equipment and furniture design, supply

and installation. Global procurement and global

supply. Huge storage capacity and full logistics.



M,D

M

Replica Ltd

M

Retail Development Instore

D

Unit 2 Asheridge Business Centre,

Asheridge Road, Chesham,

Buckinghamshire, HP5 2PT

Unit C4 East Gores Farm, Salmons

Lane, Coggeshall, Essex, CO6 1RZ

T: 020 8523 3523

E: projects@replica.co.uk

www.replica.co.uk

T: 07775 520215

E: andy@retaildis.co.uk

www.retaildis.co.uk

Creative solutions designed, manufactured and

installed for window and in store environments.

Traditional to innovative; resin casting, lighting

sculptures, metal work, acrylic, replica food

models and handmade specialist finishes.

Manufacturers of point of sale displays.

Acrylic, metal and wood. Prototypes to full

production runs, we care about your displays.

Shopfitting Warehouse

D

Stylo

M

11/13 Bridge Street, Bailie Gate Industrial

Estate, Sturminster Marshall,

Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 4DB

T: 01258 859900

E: sales@shopfittingwarehouse.co.uk

www.shopfittingwarehouse.co.uk

Shopfitting Warehouse has been supplying

display, retail and storage equipment for over

100 years. We help businesses to stand out,

sell more and stay organised.

Hille Business Centre, 132 St Albans

Road, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD24 4AJ

T: 01923 800666

F: 01923 800777

E: info@stylographics.co.uk

www.stylographics.co.uk

Specialising in everything from large

format printing to 3D window displays,

we provide tailored solutions for retail,

offering bespoke products, expert advice

and installation services.


Tokinomo

M

M

121D Gheorghe Tireica Street, 6th gloor,

2nd district, Bucharest, 020295,

Romania

T: 0040 770 163110

E: hello@tokinomo.com

www.tokinomo.com

Tube and Wire Display Ltd

Middle Mill, Oxford Street

East, Ashton-Under-Lyne,

Lancashire, OL7 0NE

T: 0161 339 4877

F: 0161 343 2596

E: chris@tubeandwire.co.uk

www.tubeandwire.co.uk

M

M,D

Shelf advertising robots that use sound,

motion and light to bring products to life

and interact with shoppers.

Bespoke manufacturer of Point of Sale

display systems. Design and manufacture

of systems out of tubular steel, sheet steel

and mild steel wire.

UK POS

Horsfield Way, Bredbury Park

Industrial Estate, Stockport, Greater

Manchester, SK6 2TD

T: 0161 516 8686

E: sales@ukpos.com

www.ukpos.com

M,D

Unibox

Unit C2 Greengate Industrial Estate,

Greenside Way, Middleton, Manchester,

Greater Manchester, M24 1SW

T: 0161 655 2100

E: sales@unibox.co.uk

www.unibox.co.uk

M,D

We are UK POS, the UKʼs leading provider

of visual display solutions. From

consultation to design, manufacture to

supply, we deliver a seamless service on

time, every time.

Unibox is a UK based manufacturer

specialising in aluminium display systems and

integrated LED lighting. Products include: LED

lightboxes, signage, modular display systems,

LED shelf lighting, illuminated POP displays

and POS systems for the retail environment.



Valentino’s Displays

M,D

Wrights Plastics Ltd

M

22 Hunts Pond Road,

Park Gate, Southampton,

Hampshire, SO31 6QA

T: 01489 808007

F: 01489 808007

E: info@valentinosdisplays.com

www.valentinosdisplays.com

Valentinoʼs Displays are a leading UK manufacturer and

supplier of retail display equipment and shop fittings.

Our extensive product range includes: clothes rails,

hangers and mannequins to bespoke displays. Visit

www.valentinosdisplays.com or talk to us for expert

advice and further details on new projects that will help

you stand out from the crowd.

Brandon Way, West Bromwich,

West Midlands, B70 8JH

T: 0121 580 3080

E: sales@wrightsplastics.co.uk

www.wrightsplastics.co.uk

Manufacturer of PoS/PoP retail display

and signage solutions, est. 1969.

Services include design, build, collation,

distribution and installation.

M



GEOGRAPHICAL

GUIDE

England

North East

Durham

Microslat International Ltd,

Darlington

North West

Cheshire

Bohle Ltd, Dukinfield

Citation, Wilmslow

Display Lighting Ltd,

Altrincham

Premier Point of Sale Ltd,

Stockport

Lancashire

Tube and Wire Display Ltd,

Ashton-under-Lyne

Greater Manchester

100 Percent Group Limited,

Manchester

Lumenal Ltd, Manchester

UK POS, Stockport

Unibox, Manchester

Yorks and

Humberside

Yorkshire, West

Plasticraft Displays

(Huddersfield) Ltd,

Huddersfield

East Midlands

Leicestershire

Creative Idea Ltd,

South Wigston

Northamptonshire

Artillus - Ways2display Ltd,

Kettering

Nottinghamshire

Millcourt Shopfittings Ltd,

Eastwood

West Midlands

Shropshire

Dragon Display Systems Ltd,

Telford

Mid West Displays Ltd,

Shrewsbury

West Midlands

Cameron Robb Ltd,

Birmingham

Morplan Ltd, Birmingham

Wrights GPX, West Bromwich

Wrights Plastics, West

Bromwich

East

Essex

Morplan Ltd, Harlow

Panache by Morplan, Harlow

RM7 Solutions Ltd, Saffron

Walden

Retail Development Instore

Ltd, Coggeshall

Hertfordshire

Stylo, Watford

Suffolk

arken POP Ltd, Newmarket

London

London

Kendu In-Store Visual

Solutions, E9

Kesslers International Ltd, E15

Morplan Ltd, W1W

Proportion London, E15 2NF

Middlesex|

Foxbarn Ltd, Wembley

Noble Gift Packaging Ltd,

Enfield

Ormiston Wire Ltd, Isleworth

South East

Buckinghamshire

Advance Display Solutions Ltd,

Milton Keynes

IMGR Ltd, Milton Keynes

Replica Ltd, Chesham

Hampshire

The Display Centre (UK) Ltd,

Fareham

Valentinoʼs Displays,

Southampton

Kent

3D Displays Ltd, Faversham

Display Developments Ltd,

Belvedere

RTC Europe Ltd, Sittingbourne

Surrey

Discount Displays, Croydon

Flourish Trading Ltd, Mitcham

Graphica Display, Chessington

Propability, Mitcham

Sussex, West

Glencourt Associates Ltd,

Copthorne

Octanorm UK, Horsham

South West

Avon

ARNO GB Ltd, Bristol

Insight, Bedminster

Devon

Luminati (EMX Dynamics Ltd),

Ivybridge

Dorset

Shopfitting Warehouse,

Sturminster Marshall

Wiltshire

KAS Shopfittings, Cricklade

Railston, Royal Wootton

Bassett

The

Netherlands

JamiePro b.v, Heiloo

Romania

Tokinomo, Bucharest



TRADE NAMES

INDEX

Army Girl, Panache by

Morplan

DisplayLED, Display Lighting

Ltd

Jersey Girl, Panache by

Morplan

Bags 4 You, Noble Gift

Packaging Ltd

Blokes Bags, Luminati Ltd

Bloomsbury Set, Panache by

Morplan

BriteGuard, Bohle Ltd

Creative Wallpaper Ltd,


Crystal Clear Displays,

Luminati Ltd

Crystal Clear Cake Stands,

Luminati Ltd

Cut Plastic Sheeting, Luminati

Ltd

Desktop Innovations,

Luminati Ltd

Diamond, Artillus Ltd

EcoTrac®, RTC Europe Ltd

Flowbox, Kendu In-Store

Visual Solutions

Fourdot, Luminati Ltd

Fourmi, IMGR Ltd

Garnet, Artillus Ltd

Geck, Foxbarn Ltd

GPX, Wrights Plastics

Grenite Solid Surfacing, Arno

GB Ltd

Hensley Counters, Morplan

Ltd

Heritage Collections, Morplan

Ltd

Ibis®, Dragon Display Systems

Ltd

LDN Girls, Panache by Morplan

Lumenal, Unibox

Luminati Lifestyles, Luminati

Ltd

Lumiwall®, Artillus Ltd

Mac, Panache by Morplan

MultiMag, Magnetic Solutions

Ltd

MultiSteel, Magnetic Solutions

Ltd

Namron Display, Foxbarn Ltd

Noble4U, Noble Gift Packaging

Ltd

Noble Optical, Noble Gift

Packaging Ltd

Nouveau, Panache by Morplan

Octalumina, Octanorm UK



TRADE NAMES

INDEX

Octawall, Octanorm UK

Omnia, Kesslers International

Ltd

Panache Mannequins, Morplan

Ltd

ProfitPusher®, RTC Europe Ltd

Pure & Simple, Panache by

Morplan

Purelite, arken POP

International Ltd

QUANTUM, Display Lighting

Ltd

Quickpack, Morplan Ltd

Quicktab, Morplan Ltd

Quicktag, Morplan Ltd

Realistic Mannequins, Morplan

Ltd

Silvercases, Display

Developments Ltd

Simplicity, Artillus Ltd

Slimlite, arken POP

International Ltd

Smartframe, Kendu In-Store

Visual Solutions

Spectrum LED, Display Lighting

Ltd

Superlite, arken POP

International Ltd

System3, Dragon Display

Systems Ltd

System4, Dragon Display

Systems Ltd

TEGO, Millcourt Shopfittings

Ltd

Tegometall, Millcourt

Shopfittings Ltd

Toughsac, Morplan Ltd

Trim, Display Developments

Ltd

Tubelight, Display Lighting Ltd

Udizine, Foxbarn Ltd

UltragripTM, arken POP

International Ltd

United Aluminium, Unibox

Vario Display, Octanorm UK

Veribor, Bohle Ltd

Verifix, Bohle Ltd

VSPLED, Display Lighting Ltd

Woodcon, Display

Developments Ltd

Xtragrip, Bohle Ltd


PRODUCTS & SERVICES

GUIDE

Acrylic displays 63

Animated displays and turntables 63

Artificial flowers, plants and food 63

Bespoke products 63

Cable and rod display systems 63

Checkouts 64

Design service 64

Digital signage 64

Display and exhibition systems 64

Display props 64

Display stands and fittings 65

Garment rails and hangers 65

Hire service 65

Installation service 65

Lighting and LED systems 65

Mannequins and accessories 66

Point of purchase displays 66

Point of sale displays 66

PPE, sanitising equipment & queue management 67

Pricing, ticketing and labelling systems 67

Project management 67

Queue management 67

Recruitment 67

Refrigerated equipment 67

Security equipment 67

Shelving and racking systems 67

Shopfitting, complete service 68

Shopfitting and display materials 68

Shopfronts and entrances 68

Showcases and counters 68

Signage and graphics 68

Slatted wall systems and fittings 69

Window displays 69

Wire stands, baskets and trolleys 69

Acrylic displays

3D Displays Ltd

01795 532947


01908 641008

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868


07900 828734

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01752 698720


01325 351276


01743 465531

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


020 8805 4111

Plasticraft Displays (Huddersfield) Ltd

01484 453358


0161 487 3131

Railston

01793 848000

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Retail Development Instore Limited

07775 520215


01258 859900

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Valentinoʼs Displays

01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Animated displays and

turntables

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

The Display Centre

01329 842000

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

Lumenal

0845 277 6000

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Artificial flowers, plants and

food


020 8640 0354

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Bespoke products

3D Displays Ltd

01795 532947


01908 641008


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

Kesslers International Ltd

020 8522 3000

Lumenal

0845 277 6000


01752 698720


01325 351276


01743 465531


01773 711322


020 8805 4111


0161 487 3131

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523


01258 859900


0161 339 4877

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Cable and rod display systems


01908 641008

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01743 465531

Ormiston Wire Ltd

020 8569 8020




0161 487 3131


01258 859900

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Checkouts

The Display Centre

01329 842000

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166


01773 711322


01489 808007

Design service

4G Design Ltd

01933 677679

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222


020 3735 5258


020 8522 3000


01752 698720


01743 465531


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


020 8805 4111

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523


0161 339 4877

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Digital signage

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000

Insight

01173 600 222

JamiePro b.v.

0031 251 500 300

Lumenal

0845 277 6000


01752 698720


01743 465531

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Display and exhibition systems

3D Displays Ltd

01795 532947

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


0161 207 3355


01952 290055


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222


01752 698720


01325 351276


01773 711322

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945


0161 487 3131


01258 859900

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110


0161 339 4877

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Display props

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

The Display Centre

01329 842000

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868

Insight

01173 600 222

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Stylo

01923 800666

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110


01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Display systems, stands and

fittings

100 Percent Group Limited

0161 929 9599


01908 641008


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400


01952 290055

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868


07900 828734

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01752 698720


01325 351276


01743 465531


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


020 8805 4111


0161 487 3131

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

RM7 Solutions Limited

01353 667925

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110


0161 339 4877

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Garment rails and hangers

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01952 290055

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900


0161 339 4877


01489 808007

Hire service

The Display Centre

01329 842000

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Installation service


0161 929 9599

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345


07900 828734

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

Insight

01173 600 222


01743 465531


01773 711322


01353 667925

Railston

01793 848000

Stylo

01923 800666

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Lighting and LED systems

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


0161 207 3355


07900 828734


020 3735 5258

Lumenal

0845 277 6000




01743 465531

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900

Stylo

01923 800666

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Mannequins and accessories

The Display Centre

01329 842000


020 8522 3000

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Panache by Morplan

0330 4455 666

Proportion London

020 8522 3000


01258 859900


01489 808007

Point of purchase displays


0161 929 9599


01908 641008


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222

JamiePro b.v.

0031 251 500 300


020 8522 3000


01325 351276


01743 465531


020 8805 4111


01484 453358


0161 487 3131

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030


01353 667925

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110


0161 339 4877

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Point of sale displays


0161 929 9599

3D Displays Ltd

01795 532947


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01952 290055


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222

JamiePro b.v.

0031 251 500 300


020 8522 3000


01752 698720


01325 351276


01743 465531


01773 711322


020 8805 4111

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945


01484 453358

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030


01353 667925

Retail Development Instore Ltd

07775 520215


01258 859900

Stylo

01923 800666

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110

Unibox

0161 655 2100

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

PPE, sanitising equipment &

queue management

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868


07900 828734

JamiePro b.v.

0031 251 500 300


01743 465531


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


020 8805 4111

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945


0161 487 3131


01258 859900

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Pricing, ticketing and labelling

systems

The Display Centre

01329 842000

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868

Insight

01173 600 222


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


01258 859900

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Project management


0161 929 9599

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222


020 3735 5258


01752 698720


01743 465531


01773 711322

Railston

01793 848000

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Recruitment

Glencourt Associates Ltd

01342 712253

Refrigerated equipment

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Security equipment

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Bohle Ltd

0800 616151

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01353 667925


01258 859900


01489 808007

Shelving and racking systems

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01952 290055

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230

Lumenal

0845 277 6000


01325 351276




01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900


0161 339 4877

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Shopfitting, complete service


01773 711322

Railston

01793 848000

Shopfitting and display

materials

3D Displays Ltd

01795 532947


01908 641008

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Bohle Ltd

0800 616151

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01952 290055

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868


07900 828734

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

Insight

01173 600 222

JamiePro b.v.

0031 251 500 300


020 3735 5258


01325 351276


01743 465531


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


0161 487 3131

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Shopfronts and entrances


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222


020 3735 5258

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Showcases and counters

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


020 3735 5258


01752 698720


01743 465531

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


020 8805 4111

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945

Railston

01793 848000

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523


01258 859900

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Signage and graphics


0161 929 9599


01908 641008


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222


020 3735 5258

Lumenal Ltd

0161 655 2121


01743 465531


01484 453358

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Railston

01793 848000


01353 667925


01258 859900

Stylo

01923 800666

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Slatted wall systems and

fittings

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


020 3735 5258


01752 698720


01325 351276


01743 465531


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Railston

01793 848000


01258 859900

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Window displays


0161 929 9599

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Creative Idea Ltd

0116 255 2299

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


07900 828734

Insight

01173 600 222


020 3735 5258


020 8522 3000


01752 698720


01743 465531

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


020 8805 4111

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030


01353 667925


01258 859900

Stylo

01923 800666

Unibox

0161 655 2100

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Wire stands, baskets and

trolleys

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868


01773 711322

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666


01258 859900


0161 339 4877

UK POS

0161 516 8686


01489 808007



RETAIL TRADES

GUIDE

All trades supplied 71

Banks and building societies 71

Booksellers, stationers and libraries 71

Car, cycle and accessory retailers 71

Confectioners, tobacconists and newsagents 71

Department stores 71

Electrical retailers 71

Estate agents 72

Fashion retailers 72

Footwear retailers 72

Gift retailers 72

Greengrocers, florists and garden centres 72

Hardware and DIY retailers 72

Home interiors retailers 72

Jewellery and accessory retailers 72

Menswear retailers 72

Mobile media retailers (i.e. phones, media players) 72

Music and entertainment retailers 72

Opticians 74

Pharmacies 74

Restaurants, pubs, bars and hotels 74

Sports retailers 74

Supermarkets, convenience stores and off licences 74

Toy and model retailers 74

Travel agents 74

All trades supplied


0161 929 9599

3D Displays Ltd

01795 532947


01908 641008

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6500

Artillus Ltd

0333 123 0345

Bohle Ltd

0800 616151

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Discount Displays

0844 800 1020

The Display Centre

01329 842000


01322 444400


0161 207 3355


020 8640 0354

Foxbarn Ltd

020 8795 6868

Glencourt Associates

01342 712253


07900 828734

IMGR Ltd

01908 522166

JamiePro b.v.

0031 251 500 300


020 3735 5258


020 8522 3000

Lumenal Ltd

0845 277 6000


01752 698720


01325 351276


01743 465531

Morplan Ltd

0330 4455 666

Octanorm UK

020 8545 2945


01484 453358


0161 487 3131

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Proportion London

020 8522 3000


01353 667925

RTC Europe Ltd

01795 412795

Railston

01793 848000

Retail Development Instore Ltd

07775 520215


01258 859900


0161 339 4877

UK POS

0161 516 8686

Unibox

0161 655 2100


01489 808007

Wrights GPX

0121 580 3080

Wrights Plastics

0121 580 3080

Banks and building societies


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Booksellers, stationers and

libraries

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01773 711322

Car, cycle and accessory retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Confectioners, tobacconists and

newsagents

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Department stores


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230

Panache by Morplan

0330 4455 666

Stylo

01923 800666

Electrical retailers


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230



Estate agents

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Fashion retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

Panache by Morplan

0330 4455 666

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Stylo

01923 800666

Footwear retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Gift retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322


020 8805 4111

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Greengrocers, florists and garden

centres


01952 290055

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Hardware and DIY retailers


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Home interiors retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Jewellery and accessory retailers


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


020 8805 4111

Panache by Morplan

0330 4455 666

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Menswear retailers


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

Panache by Morplan

0330 4455 666

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Mobile media retailers


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230

Music and entertainment retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Insight

01173 600 222


KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Opticians

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Pharmacies


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Restaurants, pubs, bars and hotels


01638 565656

Insight

01173 600 222

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Stylo

01923 800666

Supermarkets, convenience stores

and off licences


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Cameron Robb Ltd

0121 772 8311

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Tokinomo

0040 770 163110

Toy and model retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230


01773 711322

Propability Ltd

020 8687 1030

Travel agents


01638 565656

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510

Sports retailers

ARNO GB Ltd

0117 953 6510


01952 290055

Insight

01173 600 222

KAS Shopfittings

01793 754230

Replica Ltd

020 8523 3523

Leading independent broker,

the Clear Group are pleased

to announce the acquisition of

H R Jennings & Co proud

supporters of the SDEA for

over 15 years.

> Specialising in the

provision of insurance

solutions to meet the

needs of our Clients

> Experience in a wide

range of industry sectors,

from SME to multinationals

For a free no obligation review

of your insurance cover, please contact

Jen Beech on 07950 436319 or email

Jennifer.beech@thecleargroup.com

and mention SDEA.

Clear Insurance Management Limited is an independent Chartered insurance

broker which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Our FCA register number is 307982. Registered in England No 3712209.


Registered office: 1 Great Tower Street, London, EC3R 5AA

Shop and Display Equipment Association

24 Croydon Road, Caterham, Surrey CR3 6YR

Tel: 01883 348911 Fax: 01883 343435 email: enquiries@sdea.co.uk

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