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Display for impact Give each product the space it needs. The more products you show, the more you can sell, but don’t overwhelm your customers. Who do you want to sell to? Decide who your audience is, then keep that in mind when creating your display. Display your best products at eye level. If you’re displaying children products, display them at a level that is right for them. Choose your finish Give untreated wood a finish to match your décor. Paint the wood the precise color, stain or vanish that suits the style of your business. Create a waterfall Place shallow shelving or storage above, and deeper storage below. Place larger and heavier items below and lighter items above. Following these rules will feel more natural for the eye and allows for a more functional display area. Grouping is everything Grouping individual objects together will add incredible impact to the overall presentation. You can group by size (for e.g, picture frames), by material (for e.g, soaps and beauty products), by color (for e.g, napkins, candles) or by function. Grouping by function allows you to group smaller number of items together under a common theme (for e.g, food preparations, or preparing and serving coffee). Picture frames If there’s an interesting story behind your product or services, or you want a new way to display prices, try using photo frames. There are lots of styles you can choose from, plus they’re affordable. Eye-catching and attractive in themselves, but they are also flexible enough to let your imagination go wild. Light things up Use lighting to highlight or frame your products. Light automatically draws a person’s attention. Spotlights mounted on the ceiling or on a line system are a good way to do this.