Reset a bay from tidy to shoppable
Distinguish a merely tidy shelf from a planogrammed shelf that improves choice and replenishment.
The bay is neat but hard to shop. The reset makes product families, heroes, and replenishment roles visible. Before: tidy, but the decision path is hidden. After: the shelf shows how to choose. Product families are grouped so shoppers compare within a need state instead of scanning the whole bay. Hero items move to eye level, making the focal point match the commercial role. Refills sit close to core diffusers, turning replenishment into an obvious action. Slow seasonal items lose prime space, keeping visual balance tied to space-to-sales reality. Facing fixes appearance; planogramming fixes choice. Planogram reset Made the bay…
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