Freestanding dressing rooms are an affordable and flexible option for temporary retail spaces, particularly pop-up shops. They offer an elegant yet lower-cost alternative to building permanent walls, and can be fully customized to match the store’s aesthetic.
What sets these rooms apart is their reusability—they can be easily dismantled and reassembled for use in different locations, making them an ideal choice for brands looking to create consistent, high-quality experiences across multiple venues.
Below are some of our favorite projects, showcasing the versatility and design possibilities of our freestanding dressing rooms.
Featured Projects: Freestanding Dressing Rooms
Here’s a look at some of our favorite freestanding dressing room projects, each tailored to fit the unique style and needs of pop-up shops across the country. From custom hardware and fabric choices to seamlessly blending with brand aesthetics, these projects highlight the flexibility and attention to detail we bring to every installation.
Calvin Klein - Orlando Pop-Up
These round dressing rooms feature black frame hardware and wood grain laminate flooring. Gray double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures are paired with black grommets, a black suede frame mirror, and a gray canvas ottoman.
Fitting rooms can be made to blend seamlessly with the store's branding:
DVF - San Francisco Pop-Up
For the launch of DVF in SF, we built round dressing rooms with white frame hardware and light gray flooring. The single-sided canvas curtains in white have magnetic closures and are paired with brass grommets, a brass hook, and a white frame mirror.
Installation and testing process in the warehouse
Inside view with the gray laminate floor and mirror option
Shot of brass hook on white fabric tab
Installation and testing process in the warehouse
Top of the dressing room showing the white hardware and brass grommets
You can see more details about the DVF pop-up event on our portfolio page.
Kashiyama - NYC Pop-Up
This installation involved round dressing rooms with black frame hardware, and dark gray laminate flooring. Grey double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures are paired with black grommets, a black suede frame mirror, and a matching gray canvas ottoman.
The exterior of the dressing room.
An inside view with the mirror and ottoman.
The exterior of the dressing room.
The ottoman and flooring.
Lane Bryant - NYC Pop-Up
For Lane Bryant we provided round dressing rooms with silver frame hardware and wood grain laminate flooring. The pink double-sided poplin curtains feature magnetic closures, complemented by silver grommets, a silver frame mirror, a silver hanging hook on a drop down fabric tab, and a "Pink" canvas ottoman.
A full overview of the dressing room.
Below you can see other key features such as the mirror, floor, ottoman, and hooks. The "Girls with Curves" event image shows the dressing room placement on the right.
You can see more details about the “Girls With Curves” pop-up event on our portfolio page.
Lilly Pulitzer - Monterey, CA Pop-Up
For this project we created square dressing rooms with white frame hardware and white laminate flooring. They included blue double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures, white grommets, and a white frame mirror to complete the look.
This image below shows how the dressing room design aligns seamlessly with the store's brand identity.
Lilly Pulitzer - Sarasota, FL Pop-Up
For an earlier Lilly Pulitzer project we set up round dressing rooms with white frame hardware and white laminate flooring. Pink double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures are paired with brass grommets, a white frame mirror, and a gold vinyl ottoman — coming together for a cohesive look.
MM LaFleur - Dallas, TX Pop-Up
Here we created round dressing rooms with silver frame hardware and wood laminate flooring. Notice the single-sided velvet curtains in hunter green, with magnetic closures accented by silver grommets.
The completed fitting rooms.
Another angle of the dressing room setup, with the store logo in the foreground.
Charming Charlie - Houston Pop-Up,
For this project we made round dressing rooms with silver frame hardware and wood grain laminate flooring. The magenta double-sided poplin curtains feature magnetic closures, and the room includes a gray suede frame mirror and a "watermelon" canvas ottoman.
You can see here how the dressing room fits perfectly into the limited retail space they needed.
How are these constructed?
Our freestanding dressing rooms are built using a simple yet sturdy framework. Four poles anchor the structure, each securely placed on a metal base. To hide the bases and enhance the aesthetic, a wood floor is placed over them, providing the laminate flooring visible in the photos.
A circular metal tube connects the top of the four poles, creating a strong frame from which the curtains are hung. The structure can be designed as either a square or circular room, depending on your preference.
The entire design can be tailored to align with your brand’s color scheme, ensuring consistency with your store’s overall look.
Do the freestanding dressing rooms need to be attached to the floor or walls?
No, they are fully independent structures. Each dressing room has an internal framework that supports itself, so there’s no need to secure them to the floor or walls.
Can I customize the dressing room?
Yes! You can fully customize your dressing room. Choose the color of the hardware and wood floor, the curtain details, and any accessories like stools, mirrors, or hooks to fit your space and brand. The floor can even be vinyl wrapped with your logo or artwork.
You have full control over the size and shape of your fitting rooms, allowing you to adjust the width, depth, and height to fit your space.
For the curtains, grommets allow them to slide easily along the top tube. You have the flexibility to choose the fabric, customize hem sizes, select the color of the grommets, and decide on the type of closure — whether magnetic, fabric tie, or loose.
Inside, additional elements can be added for convenience and comfort. You can opt for a mirror, stool, or ottoman, and add hanger hooks or even a rolling rack to match your specific needs.
How long does it take to complete a freestanding fitting room?
Typically, it takes 3-5 weeks to complete a project, with 4 weeks being the most common. While rush service is available, we recommend planning ahead to avoid the complexities that come with expedited timelines.
How does the fitting room ship?
The fitting room ships flat and disassembled. We provide easy-to-follow instructions if you want to assemble it yourself.
We can also handle the installation for you.
How do I get started?
Getting started is simple! All it takes is a consultation to walk through the options for your fitting room construction. From there, we’ll guide you through the customization choices to ensure the design meets your needs and brand aesthetic.
If you’d like to discuss a project of your own, get in touch today.
If you need some inspiration first, check out our portfolio and some of the services we provide.