Native Laboratoire Paris at Cosmoprof: A calm, polished space designed for beauty to speak for itself

Client Overview

A French cosmetics house known for clean formulas and thoughtful design, Native Laboratoire Paris carries brands like LIERAC, Roger & Gallet, and Phyto. At Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna 2024, their goal wasn’t just to show products—it was to show presence. And create a space that feels as considered as their ingredients.

Challenge: With 136 sqm and three brands under one roof, the challenge was to create a unified booth that gave each label its moment—without overwhelming the visitor or crowding the experience. The design had to feel premium, but not distant. Clean, but not cold. Open, but not empty.

Industry:
Cosmetics
Event:
Cosmoprof 2024
Sqm:
136
Location:
Bologna, Italy

Key Features

  1. Branded Corners: Each label—LIERAC, Phyto, Roger & Gallet—had its own clear display area, defined by large visuals and dedicated shelving.
  2. Open Flow Layout: Visitors could walk around freely, discovering products at their pace without bottlenecks or barriers.
  3. Soft Entry Curtain: The main “Native” structure used a curved arch with velvet drapery, setting a tone of softness and detail.
  4. Display Walls with Real Product Access: Not just posters—real items were shelved and reachable, encouraging closer exploration.
  5. Seating Pods: Multiple small tables gave space for private talks while keeping the atmosphere relaxed.
  6. Natural Accents: Soft lighting, pastel backdrops, and small floral touches added warmth to the white structure.
  7. Crowd-Friendly Reception: The reception counter was placed forward, welcoming interaction without disrupting the flow

Approach

This booth was treated as a living gallery—one where product, texture, and tone could do the talking. The layout allowed people to wander between brands without losing a sense of connection.

The vertical structures gave height and visibility, while the soft flooring and layered lighting made the booth feel grounded. From the velvet drape at the entrance to the refill bar wall, every element had a reason to be there.

The space was open, not loud. It made room for curiosity. And let the brand step forward without ever having to shout.