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Showroom —
Case study SD / 05 · Interior design
Showroom —
Park Royal, London
A 320 m² interior fit-out for a leading London glazing specialist — three product pavilions, a continuous orange floor path, and a single brief: let the products tell the story.
- Project
- SD / 05
- Client
- PCW Glazing Specialists
- Location
- Park Royal, London
- Scope
- Interior design & layout · 320 m²
- Status
- Built & in operation
SD-100Photograph · As builtNTS
The brief
A showroom that
doesn't feel like one.
PCW asked for an interior that would let visitors experience their full glazing range — uPVC, aluminium and timber — without the cluttered, retail-style display that defines most trade showrooms.
The answer was three discrete pavilions: one per material, each scaled like a fragment of a real building, arranged on a diagonal so the floorplate reads as a journey rather than a grid.
Concept stage
Begin in pencil.
- Every project starts at the desk: hand sketches, pastel colour studies, scale fragments.
- The orange palette — eventually the floor path that ties the whole space together — was set in the first afternoon.
SD-101Concept sketches & colour studiesNTS
The plan
Three diamonds and a path.
SD-102Floor plan · Proposed layout1:50
The result
A space that
walks itself.
SD-103Reception · As builtNTS
SD-104uPVC pavilionNTS
SD-105Aluminium pavilionNTS
In summary
"A retail-style showroom would have shouted at every visitor.
This one whispers — and people stay longer because of it."