Doorhead: Main introduction of Candy World
First look at the doorhead, the pink and purple gradient color matching is particularly eye-catching, as if the sweetness of candy is kneaded into the color. The word “candelite” is accompanied by a lively exclamation mark, as if warmly greeting customers.
There is also an Arabic translation next to it, providing services and attraction for customers from more countries.

Internal layout: “bring” fairy tales in
When you walk into the store, you can see a lot of fairy tale elements. Combine fairy tale elements and toy shapes with display cabinets.
The spatial layout is like a carefully designed candy maze, but not messy. The designer is like holding a “sweet paintbrush”, cleverly “hiding” different candy brands and styles in various areas according to themes and categories, waiting for us to discover like treasure hunting. From the moment you enter the door, your sight is hooked by display furniture of different shapes. Walking all the way, you will feel full of freshness and will not feel monotonous at all.

Display furniture: the exclusive stage for candies
(I) Theme design area
There are super famous theme areas such as “Wonka” and “M&M’s” in the store, and the display furniture is directly “transformed” according to the theme. For example, in the “Wonka” area, the background wall is a fantasy orange and black stripe, like the mysterious decoration in the chocolate factory. The matching display rack is made into a candy castle tower, with a spiral structure and round shape, and layers of colorful candies, as if walking into “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”.
Reaching out to take a candy, I feel like a lucky person who got the golden ticket, which is very ceremonial! Standing here, I feel that I can meet Charlie and his friends in the next second and start a wonderful candy journey.

(II) Brand display area
In the brand areas that everyone loves, such as HERSHEY’S and KitKat, the display racks are designed to be simple and cute. Some are in the shape of pink carts, with three layers of stacked shelves, which can steadily classify chocolates and candies.
If you want to find milk chocolate, you can see it on the corresponding shelf at a glance; if you want to compare dark chocolate and white chocolate, you can get it at your fingertips. When choosing gifts for friends, you don’t have to panic and look for them. You can easily choose the right one. It’s super convenient!
There is also a blue and white wavy display stand, with curves as soft as cotton candy, and it is filled with colorful candies, red like strawberries and green like green apples. It is visually healing. As you walk around, your mood becomes sweeter and you can’t help but want to taste each one.

(III) Creative display racks
There are many creative display racks in the store, with various shapes. The designer has simply used his “imagination” to the fullest! There is a display rack that looks like a giant lollipop. The base is bright green, and it rotates layer by layer.
Lollipops of different colors are inserted on the edge of each layer, red, yellow, and purple, like twisting a rainbow into a spiral. When you stand there and take a photo, the atmosphere is directly full. If you post it on social medias, you will definitely be asked a lot!
There are also display stands with green “little feet” bases, which are playful like the feet of candy elves, and the candies on them seem to be “dancing ballet”. When you go shopping in the store, it’s like watching a candy show. It’s fun and easy to buy, and your wallet can’t help but “fall”.

Decorative details: double the sweetness
The colorful ring light strips on the ceiling are soft and bright, like floating candy halos, echoing the bright white tiles on the ground. The whole space is bright and dreamy, as if a layer of sweet mist is floating.
There are cartoon characters and candy patterns everywhere on the wall. Tom and Jerry are chasing candy, and the little friends riding bicycles are laughing happily, as if they are sharing the joy of candy with us.
And those “Special Offer” signs, with bright discount information and cute round fonts, are all welcoming customers.
Space utilization: small but full of sweetness
Although the store is not particularly large, the space utilization is simply extreme!
The display furniture place along the walls and in the middle area, leaving a passage just wide enough for two people to walk side by side without being crowded.
Whether it is the small gap in the corner or next to the pillar, the designer has turned it into a display area, filled with a wide variety of candies, as if all the sweetness in the world was “stuffed” into the store.

