This project centres on translating a clean, minimalist concept into a fully-detailed interior for a small technology outlet that sells mobiles, accessories, laptops, portable sound systems and gaming car add-ons, while also hosting an in-store repair counter. The layout must prioritise clear, enticing product displays and allow customers to browse freely without visual clutter. Core direction • Style: strictly minimalist—muted palette, simple geometry, integrated lighting, no unnecessary décor. • Primary function: showcase merchandise through flexible product displays that can adapt to fast-changing tech inventory. • Fixture preference: freestanding racks in modular formats so sections can be rearranged when new devices arrive. Key considerations An intuitive zoning of the floor is essential: high-turnover items such as phone cases and cables near the entrance, repairs tucked to one side but still visible, premium laptops and portable speakers given a more immersive display area, and a compact demo spot for gaming car accessories. Wiring, device security and discreet storage all need factoring into the design to keep surfaces clear. Deliverables • Scaled 2D floor plan with traffic flow arrows. • At least two photorealistic 3D renders (front entrance perspective and interior overview). • Fixture schedule specifying rack dimensions, materials and any custom fabrication notes. • Mood board including colour codes, lighting concepts and suggested signage typography. Design files in CAD (DWG) plus the original 3D model (SketchUp or 3ds Max) will round out the package so I can hand off to local contractors without re-work. A short revision window is fine, as long as core minimalist principles and the freestanding rack solution remain intact.