LANSEN Unveils “New Power for Turnkey Store” at Shenzhen Design Week
From May 25 to 28, Shenzhen Fashion Home Design Week opened at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center. LANSEN arrived at Booth 9A08 under the theme “New Power for Turnkey Store Fit-Out,” translating its newly born third-generation store-fit-out philosophy into a fully built, walkable brand pavilion. The space was not a sample wall—it was a working proof of how commercial interiors can move from single materials to industrialized, design-led, scalable delivery.
Meteor Installation: The Birth of Gen-3 Store Fit-Out
Entering the front hall, visitors met the “meteor” art installation—splitting, static, and deliberate. It was the visual declaration of LANSEN’s third-generation concept: start with design, build with standardized product logic, and reach extreme cost-performance through brand matrix and scale economy. The entire booth was modularly assembled with LANSEN’s self-developed QIT quick-install system, covering scenario experience zones, tea space, negotiation area, and material display—making fit-out lighter, faster, and worry-free.
Co-Developing Scenes with Clients
The bedroom zone used low-key neutrals with high-saturation accents, jointly developed with well-known home brands to express a “new bedroom” minimalism. The living room zone staged light-luxury modern style with Maybach walnut, woven fabric grain, cement texture, and grey-black stone surfaces. A material tray sat in the scene so clients could touch and decode every finish. The message was clear: LANSEN does not only supply surfaces—it co-builds the commercial scenario around the client’s own products.
Time Tunnel – Tea Space
The most talked-about corner was the “Time Tunnel – Tea Space.” Externally inspired by a tunnel train—clean lines, futuristic speed. Internally, an oriental poetic tea ritual: wood-grain surfaces, solid wood furniture, quiet and grounded. Built on QIT quick-install and QIT structural systems with hanging panels, it achieved both fast assembly and structural rigidity. The piece later won the 2023 G-Trend Award Excellence in Full-Case Design.
Sprayed Fabric Panels: Factory-Prefab, Site-Clean
LANSEN introduced art-sprayed fabric-faced panels. Instead of on-site hand painting, coating is machine-sprayed onto non-woven fabric, then bonded to the decorative panel. Panels are prefabricated in-factory and installed dry on site—no cement mortar, no dust, no secondary pollution. The result is green, instant-occupancy commercial space that still reads as crafted.
Five-Element Material Matrix
Behind the scenes, LANSEN displayed its full substrate system mapped to the five elements—Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth. These cover anti-impact metal cores, warm wood-grain boards, waterproof water-series SPC/hollow boards, fire-rated skins, and high-cost-performance earth-series composites. With eco-friendly, antibacterial, fire-resistant, waterproof, and moisture-proof properties, the matrix answers nearly every commercial-space stress: wet areas, high traffic, hygiene, branding consistency.
Why It Matters
The pavilion proved LANSEN’s integrated model: R&D, design, flexible manufacturing, supply chain, and delivery as one loop. In a market where store formats iterate fast, brands need more than beautiful renders—they need reproducible, installable, maintainable systems. That is exactly what “New Power for Turnkey Store” stands for.
About LANSEN
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Shenzhen, LANSEN is a commercial space prefabricated interior solutions provider. We specialize in decorative surfaces, wall systems, flooring visuals, cabinetry finishes, and turnkey fit-out solutions for chain retail, F&B, hospitality, wellness, and workspace brands. With flexible manufacturing, a national delivery network, and full-link capabilities from R&D to on-site assembly, LANSEN helps brands turn spatial vision into repeatable, high-performance business infrastructure.
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