POS System
Date
2024
Client
Revamp
Scope of Work
POS Design
3D Visulization
System Ideation
The Brief
Overview
Revamp’s expanding product range made it difficult to maintain a consistent in-store presence. Retailers wanted more tailored displays, but bespoke builds were costly and slow to activate. The challenge was to design a system that could flex across product types and store formats while preserving brand cohesion.
The Challenge
Without a scalable system, Revamp risked fragmented retail execution and rising production costs. Retailers needed flexibility, but the brand needed consistency. The problem was finding a way to satisfy both without compromising speed or budget.
The Approach
I designed a modular ecosystem built around a shared core frame that could flex across product types, retailer needs and budget tiers. Interchangeable components, multiple base sizes and configurable pegboard/magnetic elements reduced the need for custom POS while maintaining brand consistency. The system was designed to be refreshed seasonally without rebuilding from scratch.
Visual Direction
Refined technical luxury. Deep metallic gradients and controlled warm lighting highlight the precision engineering and high-end tactile finishes of the hardware.





The Anatomy of the Project
Built as a modular display system from day one. The main goal was creating a set of display pieces that could easily reconfigure for any store size or layout while keeping production costs low.



Results
The Execution
Designed a modular core frame adaptable across three budget tiers
Created three base sizes to support different product footprints
Developed interchangeable components including pegboard panels, magnetic accessories and powered elements
Produced visualisations and exploded views to help retailers understand configuration options
Ensured the system could be refreshed seasonally without rebuilding from scratch
Delivered a system that felt premium, practical and easy to deploy
The Solution
The mid-tier system was quickly adopted and rolled out across several retailers, reducing turnaround times and production costs. Revamp now refreshes its in-store presence without replacing the entire system. While the low and high-tier concepts haven’t yet been deployed, they continue to support retailer conversations and demonstrate the full scalability of the ecosystem.

