Dog Treat Retail Display Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a seasoned retail display designer to translate our all-natural dog treats into an eye-catching, sales-driving in-store experience. The brief is straightforward: help me stop shoppers in their tracks, communicate why our chews are healthier, and reinforce our sustainability-first brand story—all within one cohesive display solution.
Scope of work
• Concept development: mood boards, rough sketches, and a clear visual rationale that marries product benefits, our rescue-dog-focused brand narrative, and the eco-friendly materials we insist on.
• Detailed design: 3D renderings (SketchUp, SolidWorks, or similar), dimensioned technical drawings, and a component/material schedule that retail fabricators can quote without extra clarification.
• Visual storytelling: graphic panels or shelf talkers that quickly communicate “single ingredients,” “all natural,” and “pet parent approved.”
• Final hand-off: print-ready artwork (Adobe Illustrator/ InDesign), production-ready CAD files, and a concise installation guide that store staff can follow.
Key considerations
– Merchandises small bags and bulk bins of treats; ensure hooks, shelves, or gravity bins are included as needed.
– Floor or countertop footprints should stay under common planogram constraints (I’ll supply exact store dimensions once we begin).
Acceptance criteria
1. Photorealistic render that shows the display fully stocked in a generic pet-supply setting.
2. Engineering file set with tolerances called out.
3. Brand graphics applied per our style guide (I’ll provide assets).
If your portfolio already includes retail units for food or pet products—eI’d love to review it. Looking forward to collaborating on a display that looks amazing, educates quickly, and sells treats even faster.
Scope of work
• Concept development: mood boards, rough sketches, and a clear visual rationale that marries product benefits, our rescue-dog-focused brand narrative, and the eco-friendly materials we insist on.
• Detailed design: 3D renderings (SketchUp, SolidWorks, or similar), dimensioned technical drawings, and a component/material schedule that retail fabricators can quote without extra clarification.
• Visual storytelling: graphic panels or shelf talkers that quickly communicate “single ingredients,” “all natural,” and “pet parent approved.”
• Final hand-off: print-ready artwork (Adobe Illustrator/ InDesign), production-ready CAD files, and a concise installation guide that store staff can follow.
Key considerations
– Merchandises small bags and bulk bins of treats; ensure hooks, shelves, or gravity bins are included as needed.
– Floor or countertop footprints should stay under common planogram constraints (I’ll supply exact store dimensions once we begin).
Acceptance criteria
1. Photorealistic render that shows the display fully stocked in a generic pet-supply setting.
2. Engineering file set with tolerances called out.
3. Brand graphics applied per our style guide (I’ll provide assets).
If your portfolio already includes retail units for food or pet products—eI’d love to review it. Looking forward to collaborating on a display that looks amazing, educates quickly, and sells treats even faster.