Shopping is more than just a practical way to fulfill needs, as most people perceive it. Customers shop with curiosity and lightness when they feel content, at ease, and safe in their surroundings. As a result, a strong emotional connection forms between the customer and the retailer, a positive outcome of the impulsive buying habit that many consumers have, which often leads to unexpected purchases. A well-thought-out store layout is especially necessary to encourage impulsive buying. By allocating the physical components hosting the product selection across designated divisions and product categories, space management created the layout. The floor plans display the features of the design that are unique to the product line, sales location, and available space. Previous research has found a link between client intents and the store's interior and ambiance, which are influenced by such aspects as music, fragrances, colors, climate, interior design, and tools that direct customer attention to special discounts. This study shows how these related factors might impact customers' decisions to shop there. It has been demonstrated through the integration of academic knowledge and consumer experiences that the physical elements of the sales point shape the purchasing process while also meeting the needs of both consumers and sellers. The primary purpose is to ensure customer satisfaction. By monitoring what most shoppers believe and do during empirical research, we may obtain a comprehensive picture of how individuals behave, their attributes, and how store layout influences them. Finally, creating a welcoming atmosphere at the sales location may entice customers to stay longer and shop. Consumers may become more loyal to the retailer, enhancing its competitiveness, and building long-term trust.