Oreshek cafe, interior design project of cafe

Project

The Skincare Tools pop-up

Location

Sydney, Australia

Year

2026

Photo/visualization

Olga Kulichihina

Designed for The Skincare Tools, a premium Australian beauty technology brand, this retail interior design project translates the logic of professional skincare into a physical environment. Inspired by clinical treatment protocols, the space reimagines beauty retail as a guided journey where diagnosis, education, product testing, and personalized recommendations become part of one continuous experience. Rather than displaying devices as individual products, the concept frames them as carefully curated instruments within a structured daily ritual, making advanced skincare approachable, intuitive, and engaging.


The layout follows four treatment stages — Cleanse & Prep, Activation, Sculpt & Lift, and LED Therapy. The experience begins with a skin analysis station that introduces visitors to their skin condition before guiding them through each step of the routine. Consultation points, testing areas, educational displays, and dedicated sections for hair, scalp, and body care extend the experience beyond traditional retail, encouraging exploration while clearly demonstrating how every device fits into a complete skincare protocol.

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store

↓ inspiration

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store

↓ 3D-model

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store

Organised around an open circular plan, the space encourages movement from multiple directions while maintaining a clear and intuitive flow. Low display volumes preserve long visual connections across the interior, while the central cash desk anchors the composition. A freestanding double-sided panel functions as both a sculptural focal point and an educational feature, presenting products with a museum-like precision inspired by jewellery displays, where every device is treated as an object of innovation rather than merchandise.

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store

↓ textures

The Skincare Tools pop-up store

The material palette balances clinical precision with contemporary luxury. Royal white granite stone surfaces create a calm architectural foundation, complemented by stainless steel, medical glass, glossy black glass, frosted acrylic, fine metal mesh, and soft integrated lighting. Cool white tones with subtle green undertones reinforce the laboratory-inspired atmosphere, while illuminated shelves, mirrored details, and the distinctive red glow of LED devices introduce warmth and depth without disrupting the restrained aesthetic. 

↓ process on-site

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store

↓ plan

The Skincare Tools pop-up store

Interaction defines every design decision. Integrated skin diagnostics, QR-enabled educational points, flexible consultation stations, jewellery-inspired product presentation, and concealed storage support both customer experience and everyday retail operations. The result is a space where technology, education, and design operate as a single system, transforming the retail environment into a calm, immersive destination for discovering professional skincare at home.

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store

↓ team

The Skincare Tools pop-up store
The Skincare Tools pop-up store
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