Guest Services
Wood slats, dimensional lettering, and a leafy backdrop give the guest services area a clear and welcoming identity.
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Checkout Lanes
Tall numbered markers and coordinated wood accents make the checkout lanes easier to identify across the front end.
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Dairy Market
Large-scale department graphics and product-specific signage organize the expansive refrigerated dairy section.
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Fresh Dairy
Simple icons, wood accents, and bold messaging reinforce the fresh positioning of dairy, eggs, and related products.
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Bake Shop
Oversized department lettering and warm wood details clearly define the bakery while keeping packaged breads and pastries easy to shop.
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Fresh Bakery
A wood-slat backdrop and dimensional lettering create a strong focal point for the fresh bread and pastry display.
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Aisle Signage
Suspended aisle markers combine numbering and category listings to improve navigation throughout the grocery floor.
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Quality Meats
Warm wood panels and bold department lettering give the meat section a strong identity across poultry, organic, and fish selections.
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Fresh Produce
Large-scale produce signage, focused lighting, and wood merchandising frame a colorful fresh-food destination.
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Deli Market
Curved wood detailing and layered signage distinguish the deli and prepared-food counters from the surrounding grocery aisles.
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Store Entry
A large NetCost Market wall graphic creates a branded arrival point beside carts, baskets, flowers, and fresh produce.
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KRS partnered with NetCost Market on the development of its Hewlett, New York location, unveiling a new store design that reflects the brand’s evolving vision. Spanning 14,000 square feet, the space features more than 45,000 global products, delivering a multicultural grocery experience that feels like traveling the world under one roof while serving the local Hewlett community
The Hewlett flagship was transformed into a vibrant, family-friendly environment through custom lighting, interior design, and décor fabrication. The design seamlessly blends global traditions with a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere, reinforcing NetCost Market’s commitment to fresh, high-quality products offered at fair prices.
THE OUTCOME
The Hewlett location now serves as the prototype and blueprint for NetCost Market’s continued expansion across New York and Florida, establishing a scalable retail concept that integrates multicultural identity with community-focused grocery design.
What if your grocery store felt like traveling the world?
