30 Creative Point of Sale Display Ideas for Your Next Product Launch

Kenneth Cole’s “Suit Yourself” POS display is the perfect combination of simplicity and wordplay. Keeping the design simple and message short and snappy draws the customer in while letting the clothes speak for themselves.

To find out how Kenneth Cole achieved its brand vision with a clothing display fixture: download the case study here.

The POS bag display behind the counter draws the eye to a new collection product in the store at the point of purchase.

With KSF Global's help, Mulberry rolled out a new store concept with a modern design and unique product displays. Find out more about the project here.

Superdry are well known for their unique, casual brand. This point of sale display idea for a clothing display incorporates a vintage design with a recycled style. The wheels on the display mean that easily moved around the shop when the other displays are updated.

Tip: Think about how you want your customers to feel when they see the display and opt for colours generally associated with the emotions you want to create.

Nearly 80% of consumers have made an impulsive purchase in-store. Displaying a variety of inexpensive products at the checkout can encourage customers to grab an extra item.

This clothing point of sale display concept shows how you can display more than one row of clothes and other items on the end. The design of this gondola display ties in with the Dickies industrial brand by using a metal platform on the base.

This freestanding clothing rail is perfect for showcasing sports or outdoor products. Branding and customisations can be easily added, to create an eye-catching display.

KSF Global recently designed a free-standing display unit to display Unicorn’s new darts and accessories line. Our new, simple design allowed customers to see the full range of products while adhering to health & safety standards. Find out more about this innovative pos display design here.

Displaying clothing items on a transportable gondola display unit like this POS display example is a flexible and modern solution. This concept shows how you can add small touches like measurements and a space for leaflets to add value to the display.

Tip: For a unique point-of-sale idea, try adding interactive content to your POS stand, such as videos or interactive displays.  

When it comes to premium technology products, customers need more reassurance to make a purchase. This product demo concept is clean and unobstructed so shoppers can easily see the main features and interact with the product.

This point of sale idea for consumer electronics allows customers to demo the product in a really fun and interactive way to spark excitement. If you are launching an electronics product, think about including a demo opportunity in your POS display design.

In this point-of-sale display idea, the branded baking display serves as a focal point in the store and a bright, attractive feature for the food products.

  Tip: 61% of consumers say they prefer retailers that have Augmented Reality (AR) capabilities. Try including AR in your displays so customers can, for example, see how your product will look in their home.

Want an attention-grabbing design that stands out in a crowded retail space? This bright and colourful point of sale display idea for a cosmetics retail display attracts attention and showcases a full range of products in one piece.

Do you offer several variations of your beauty product? Showcasing a whole product category like in this I Love full aisle display gives your customers a way to compare and pick the best option for them.

If you are creating a makeup display stand for your product, it's especially important to stand out in the crowded makeup market by showcasing your brand in the most creative way possible. Consider which materials will work best for your display stand, (wood, metal or plastic?) to get the best effect.

Tip: Customers looking for luxury brands respond to entirely different designs than those who want organic, cruelty-free beauty products. Make sure each element of your display resonates with your brand. Consider the material, the graphics and the permanency of your display.

This concept point of sale display for a gentleman's grooming brand shows how you can display a range of products in a compact way. A counter-top display like this is perfect for a till area or a small aisle space.

For a higher-end product, that needs high-street appeal, you can opt for a sophisticated countertop display like this example by KSF Global for Barbour. The wood in this display provides an air of sophistication which suits the brand perfectly.

This accessory display stand idea is modern and compact with a premium design. This point of sale display idea is perfect for a counter-top space in a retail store that targets mid-market to premium shoppers.

This bright and colourful watch product display shows how your products can really stand out with creative graphics on a clean, white display.

This sleek and modern countertop display shows both sides of the product in a compact display. This point of sale display idea is perfect for a premium product with a small retail space.

To create a feature of your product, try creating a colour-coded stand-out POS display. This travel cup display stand is perfect for brands that want a wooden aesthetic, as well as a visually eye-catching display.

Tip: Stand out by having your POS displays come in unique shapes and sizes, like a drink bottle, a giant pen or a fruit tree.

This freestanding mobile station is an excellent example of a POS display for flowers that stands out and ensures no one will miss it. Large font helps customers spot the stand from across the store.

This POS display concept shows how a digital screen can be seamlessly incorporated into a product display. Screens are a great addition to a product display that can benefit from explanations and extra information.

Showcasing a wide variety of products on a branded retail wall display is the perfect way to cross-sell accessories across a category of similar products.

Sometimes cluttering your design with text isn’t the best option. Why not use graphics and photos instead to demonstrate the use of your product, with a durable frame like this retail metal display stand?

Tip: Don’t cover your products behind parts of the display, but make sure your products are easily accessible for your customers.

A temporary product stand is usually made from a more affordable material, like cardboard. This Colman's product display uses the brand colours throughout the display to stand out with its bold colour.

This confectionery product display is perfect for new or promotional products, for a larger retail store. They made use of every element of the display by adding a logo to the lip of the shelves.

A smart merchandise display is a great option for displaying fresh products. With an option like this, you can easily replace branding or graphics for seasonal promotions or different products. The grid merchandise presenter is mould and moisture-resistant, making it perfect for fresh produce.

This freestanding mobile station for bread features full branding options at the top and bottom, meaning that your graphics will stand out from the crowd, even in a large retail environment, such as a supermarket.

This point of sale stand is an example of how a long-lasting metal display can be used. While the stand is relatively straight-forward, the graphical element draws the eye to the brand and it can be swapped in and out.

  Tip: Make sure your POS display is always tidy and well-stocked. Also, regularly evaluate sales and positio