The Glass Star eyewear store in Seongjeong-dong, South Korea, which has been operating in the same place for many years, attracts consumers of all ages with its diverse products. The store is rich in brands and a wide variety, becoming a warm space where customers can freely shop, communicate and exchange. In this dynamic space, the design often starts with how to effectively express and define the "diversity" of Glass Star.

Glasses are an all-too-familiar object in our lives, but when you think about them, they open up another fascinating world. Wipe the glasses, the blurred vision gradually clear, as if to open a new world door. The features that belong to glasses - providing a "diverse picture" to the wearer - became the basis of the design concept at RVMN Design Studio. 

The total area of the Glass Star store is approximately 160 square meters, and the original lens area has been preserved during the renovation process. To ensure that the lens area fits seamlessly into the new space, RVMN uses a contrasting "black and white tone" approach. This contrast allows customers to intuitively distinguish between the glasses sales area and the lens sales area when entering the store. In order to show the variety of glasses in the store, the designer adopted a simple and effective display. Make the design language of the space more clear and smooth to ensure that customers can easily and quickly find the right products in the store.

The central two semi-circular island display stands present the structural essence of the glasses in a simple and sophisticated form, which becomes the core of the store design. Transparent acrylic benches are set up next to the display table, so that customers can relax during the shopping process, or they can temporarily stop to appreciate the art works in an art museum, adding a quiet space.