For several years, retail3D has been supporting Sephora in the transformation of its French store network through an Eco-refit methodology designed to renovate stores quickly while keeping costs, schedules and the impact of the works under control.
In 2026, Sephora and retail3D took the approach one step further with Eco-refit 2.0: a more ambitious renovation model allowing more store elements — including furniture — to be replaced while preserving the principles that made Eco-refit so effective.
Building on extensive experience across the network, the Deliver team adapts the level of intervention to each store: site assessment and phasing, technical development, tendering, cost management, trade coordination and construction supervision through to reopening.
Eco-refit 2.0 broadens the scope of transformation: furniture, walls, lighting, flooring and back-of-house areas can now be renewed as needed, with careful decisions on what should be retained, refurbished or replaced.
This approach enables deeper renovations without giving up the programme’s fundamentals: short schedules, controlled budgets, execution quality and rigorous coordination of all stakeholders.
With Eco-refit 2.0, Sephora is broadening the scope of what can be transformed: deeper renovations, including furniture replacement, while retaining a fast and controlled rollout model across the network.
For retail3D, this evolution extends a partnership built on deep knowledge of Sephora standards and Deliver’s ability to secure quality, costs, schedules and coordination simultaneously.
More transformation, the same level of control: Eco-refit moves into 2.0.
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