Retail Window Display
T&T dressed the storefront of Lukas, a gourmet delicatessen, for the launch of Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015. The installation pairs a two-panel window display, one panel with the bottle staged on a minimalist plinth and the other built as a macro grid of glass, cork, and label detail, with a separate backlit panel mounted on the exterior facade a few steps down the block.
Every surface shares the same white ground and the Dom Pérignon serif wordmark, so the brand reads the same whether a shopper is approaching the entrance or catching the lightbox from across the street. The macro photography on the panel doubles as product storytelling: label engraving, cork texture, and glass all get their own frame instead of being folded into a single hero shot.
The result gives Dom Pérignon a clean, self-contained presence inside a premium food destination, visible on approach and consistent once shoppers are at the door, without crowding the delicatessen's own counters or neighboring signage.