Interactive retail

CES exhibitors built their booths with sustainability top of mind, from botanical-rich environments to QR codes that replaced paper handouts.

Puma recently opened their new flagship store in New York’s 5th Avenue. This two-story store features Milan's historic San Siro

Working with a range of brands, the consultancy has created a niche for itself, specialising in working with service retailers especially in the banking and telecommunications sectors, with a focus on creating environments which help brands build relationships with their customers.

LG Display is heading to CES 2022 with a set of concepts that take advantage of the flexibility of OLED displays. Among them is a personal media chair

Burberry is hoping its first “social retail store” in China’s tech capital Shenzhen will help build stronger ties with some of its most important Asian customers: young tech-savvy Chinese customers. The new store, launching today, is 5,800-square-foot, designed through a partnership with Chinese tech giant Tencent Technology, and will rely heavily on the WeChat mini-program to reward consumers for engaging with the brand, both online and in store.

For a more realistic design experience.

Tiffany & Co. reached the milestone anniversary of 175 years and chose to celebrate by having an exhibition of their archival jewelry travel around China. The New York City-based 2x4 were brought in to design the structure and technological pieces that made up the exhibit.