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Introduction to the use of color in the product display cabinet


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2022/10/20

Introduction to the use of color in the product display cabinet

Introduction to the use of color in the product display cabinet

The primary locations for store area color are the background (for example, floors and walls), display cases, and floors. These are the areas that should be coordinated in your color scheme.

First, background color

Choose a neutral color as the background to distinguish your workspace from other colors. Good background color choices are tan, white, light gray, black, beige or brown parts. Of these options, black may be a popular choice for Z, as it is more resistant to dirt, such as fuzz, and easy to pair with white and black tones. Use these neutral tones in your carpets, floors, walls, and display cases. They will provide perfect background color coordination or contrast.

Two, the intensity of color

The intensity of color adds interest and excitement to your products. Colors such as purple, red, yellow, purple, blue, and white will liven up your chassis. Some display case designers follow this simple rule: The smaller the area, the more intense the color. If you are creating a large area with a large color intensity, you should reduce the color intensity slightly to avoid overcorrecting.

Three, color scheme

There are also many merchants who use a monochrome display when choosing a color scheme. Imagine showing the exact same colors as floors, walls, elements, and accessories in all colors. The people who choose this plan think that the whole is unified, without too many bells and whistles. This also highlights advantages, as a common background color can be visually integrated, allowing shoppers to see as much of the product display case as possible and focusing more attention on the inside of the product display case.

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