Under Water Commercial
From ocean depths to inner radience - Dive deep & shine brighther
This concept store presents the relaunch of the natural spa cosmetic brand Kerstin Florian, rooted in Swedish wellness traditions. The relaunch introduces a saltwater pearl jewelry line, extending the brand’s holistic philosophy beyond skincare.
Inspired by balance, nature, and inner radiance, the space reimagines skincare rituals as jewelry. Saltwater pearls become symbols of healing and depth - inviting visitors to pause and experience adornment as self-care.
Storage
Point Of Sale
Mirror in cieling- reflecting
Task lighting
Under water effect
Cave
Coral elements
The deeper you dive within yourself, the more treasures you discover. In this concept pop-up store, jewelry becomes more than adornment — each piece reflects inner healing, radiance, and self-connection. Designed as both daily expressions and ritual objects, our jewelry mirrors your inner world. Dive deeper, and you shine brighter
Neuroscience
Amygda
The amygdala is the part of the brain that helps process fear, emotions, and threat detection.
In environments like busy shopping malls, your brain can feel overstimulated — loud noises, crowds, visual clutter — which may activate the amygdala, triggering a mild “fight or flight” stress response.
This can lead to anxiety, irritation, or mental fatigue, even if there’s no actual danger.
Sound Of Waves & Brain Chemistry
Natural sounds like ocean waves, rain, or wind in trees can stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps the body relax.
Listening to waves or being by the sea is shown to reduce cortisol (the stress hormone) and may trigger release of oxytocin and serotonin — chemicals associated with calm, trust, and wellbeing.
It’s also related to a concept called biophilia — the idea that humans are biologically wired to feel good in nature.
Prefrontal cortex
Meditation has been shown via brain scans like fMRI to strengthen the prefrontal cortex, the brain’s “decision-making and calm control center.”
A stronger prefrontal cortex helps regulate the amygdala, making it easier to stay calm and focused under stress.
Meditation also increases production of feel-good neurochemicals like dopamine, serotonin, and GABA, which help reduce anxiety and improve mood.
Health Benefits & Wellbeing
Sound
Ocean waves
Scent
Fresh Linnen
Atmosphere
Submerged & Calm
Alvar Aalto Artek Pine Wall
Materials
Window Display
Entrance
POS
Checkout
Cave POS