Van der Weij Optiek
Geldermalsen | NL
This team of opticians from Geldermalsen decided to expand and incorporated the neighboring building into the existing store. For the design and management of this process, they turned to WSBdesign.com. WSBdesign.com designed a new layout for the store and handled the turnkey realization of the custom furniture and third-party work. There was also a hybrid collaboration with Forbettershops.com for several pieces of furniture. After the renovation of the optical store, there has been increased focus on the craft: a large workshop in view, a grinding area, and a professional measurement lane.
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Geldermalsen | NL
Van der Weij Optiek
Custom furniture WSBdesign.com and modular interior by Forbettershops.com
In addition to the custom furniture, the design of the refraction rooms and the eyewear workshop is largely furnished with Forbettershops store furniture. In the display window, not only an XXL LED screen has been installed, but also the York display furniture from Forbettershops.com. Strong point: a real story is presented in its own environment. In the left wall presentation of the store, various versions of Vicenza are integrated. The fine lighting combined with a nice number of shelves makes these pieces very attractive for a secure sunglasses display with a 'chic touch'. The workshop is also an important space in the store: cabinets for the glasses trays/pouches (Utrecht model) are integrated into these spaces. The workspace and cabinet storage are also designed with Forbettershops.com modular furniture, with Aachen, Dresden, Granada, and Metz incorporated into the store design. Our client made efficient use of the practical knowledge in Forbettershops.com furniture. A great project, with an even better result: a beautiful, new store with more customers and thus more revenue.