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For many office workers, coffee is definitely a must-have drink every day, and many people buy some bread and desserts as afternoon tea sets while buying coffee. Selling together in this way provides customers with more choice and can also increase your revenue. But if we go the other way and pair your coffee with many local specialties, such as this kiosk, coffee and nuts become good friends. What are the differences in design style and layout?
Description Details
Many kiosk projects are usually placed in the middle of the mall or other more prominent locations, which can bring you enough traffic and heat. However, considering that there are many people, customers will not accidentally bump into your kiosk, especially if there are glass display cases on the countertop. So we designed metal partitions around the kiosk. And the same elements are used in the design of the kiosk.
The kiosk is mainly divided into two areas, and different designs are made according to the differences in the functions of the areas. On one side, various local nut products are mainly displayed, and the double-glazed transparent display allows you to have enough space to display special nut delicacies to customers. Another area is the coffee area. In addition to selling freshly ground coffee, it also packs a bag style, so that customers can buy the same raw materials of coffee beans after tasting coffee, and can enjoy the same delicious taste at home.
Layout
The counter that sells nuts is our common design style. The surface of the counter is pure white so that people can focus on the product display. The counter for making coffee is just the opposite. The dark-brown bark wraps the surface of the counter, making people feel as if they have walked into South Africa, the hometown of coffee beans, and are unconsciously attracted to it. There are also lots of green plants hanging from the side string of the Counter, and the signboard made of metal pipes on the countertop attracts the attention of the customer.
