ASDA Beauty

Conceptualising an inclusive beauty destination.

+ Experiential Design
+ Inclusive Strategy
+ Concept Visualisation
+ Sustainable Production Strategy
+ Creative Guidelines

When initially introduced to the sustainability team at ASDA, I helped on a project that was about solving the issue of disengagement with their refill pilot’s within select supermarkets - something we were able to help by shifting the language to address the perception of value. The success of this smaller project led to a bigger task - disrupting the supermarket experience with a destination beauty zone, which recognised an increasingly conscious younger audience.

Inclusivity and accessibility was key to my approach, using intentional materiality and lighting to create a safe space, whilst embracing interactive moments and curated partnerships to make everyone feel seen and heard with a personalised and representative experience.

Breaking down social barriers to entry

Informative, interactive and personalised experiences

Low-impact and highly adaptable modular build

Gender-neutral palette with low carbon materiality creates safe haven in amongst a traditionally overwhelming store environment.

Partnering with Pantone to address brand skin colour inaccuracies, through universal cross-indexing.

Reducing social barriers to entry through inclusive skincare education via touch-screen questionnaire and video demonstration.

Creating accessible gateways into responsible behaviours through take-back rewarding, whilst educating informally through illustrative displays.