Windows &
installations.
Window schemes and set pieces that stop people on the street, designed to change with the season.

What’s included
(05)The window is the only part of the store most passers-by ever see, and it is often the last thing anyone plans.
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Window concepts
One idea per window, tied to the season, launch or campaign, and readable from across the street.
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Seasonal programmes
A plan for the year: which windows change when, and what carries over, so each change is not a fresh start.
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Set pieces and props
Objects, structures and backdrops designed for the window depth, the glass and the light.
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In-store installations
Larger pieces inside the store or mall atrium that give people a reason to come in and take a photograph.
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Build packs
Drawings, materials and install notes for the fabricator and the store team who will put it in.
When you need it
- Your windows show stock, not an idea
- Each season’s window is improvised at the last minute
- You have a campaign running and the store does not show it
- You want a piece in the store people stop to photograph
How it runs
(04)You get a written scope, a fixed price and a start date before anyone begins.
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Read
The site, the street, the glass and the light at different times of day.
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Pitch
Window ideas shown in 3D through the glass, from where a passer-by stands.
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Make
Drawings and artwork for the props and graphics, with samples checked before production.
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Install
Install notes for the team, and a check of the finished window from the street.
What you leave with
- Window concepts shown in 3D from the street
- A seasonal window plan
- Prop and set piece drawings
- Print-ready graphics for each scheme
- Install notes for the store team
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FAQ
Answered questions.
Yes. We design it as a kit that adapts to different window sizes, with a guide showing how each version is set up.
Yes, and it should. Windows can be planned with your campaign creative, so the street sees the same idea as the feed.
We design them and prepare the drawings for a fabricator, then review samples and the finished pieces before they go in.
