TMG Mersing Redesign

The best parts

• The original Chinese floor plan, translated to English and colour-zoned by department
• Fresh-food section renders: vegetable tables, fruit bins, island and multideck chillers, dried seafood counter
• The red checkout counter recoloured to match the real khaki furniture
• Three print-ready posters and an exit banner for the storefront, in English only
• One animated presentation, plus four short decks the owners can show one topic at a time

How it came together

A full redesign pack for a supermarket in Mersing, Johor: a zoned floor plan, fresh-food section renders, a new checkout counter and storefront posters, all ready to show the owners and send to print.

1. The problem

   The owners had a floor plan full of Chinese notes, photos of furniture already bought, and a storefront that needed new posters. They needed to see the finished store, and a mistake in front of the client was not an option.

2. The approach

   Keep everything true to what exists. Work from the real plan, the real furniture and the real laminate colour, and only change what the brief asks for.

3. How it’s built

   The plan text was redacted and rewritten in English at the same positions, then colour-zoned. Fresh-food scenes were rendered with AI and corrected until the furniture matched the photos. The counter was recoloured with a hue and saturation mask. Posters were laid out in HTML at the real print ratios, and the lot went into an animated PowerPoint.

4. What shipped

   A pack the owners can walk through in one sitting: plan, fresh section, checkout, storefront. Poster print sizes and the laminate match are the last two things to confirm on site.

5. What we took from it

   When the client says nothing can be wrong, the work is in the details you keep unchanged. Matching real colours and real dimensions matters more than a pretty render.