Tiffany & Co. Magical Holiday Windows
In 2011, I designed and art directed the exterior of Tiffany & Co.’s Holiday windows which highlighted the “carousel” theme. It was the first time this iconic Fifth Avenue flagship store changed its facade, which required a talented team of engineers and set fabricators to lead the installation under my supervision. Additionally, I co-designed, along with Tiffany & Co.’s Creative Director Christopher Young, all window interior displays which showcased an exquisite collection of world renowned Tiffany jewelry. This required detailed sketches and making prototype models and choosing finishes for each window display before handing it over to the vendor who fabricated the final product. Sketches and prototype by Veronica Ferre.
3D white model
Vector drawing
Color render
Tiffany & Co. Carousel Holiday windows as featured in The New York Times “On The Street” page by legendary photographer Bill Cunningham.
Tiffany & Co. What Makes Love True Campaign
In 2012, I designed and art directed a photo booth for Tiffany & Co.’s Fifth Avenue flagship store. As part of the What Makes Love True campaign, Tiffany created a social sharing initiative where users were able to submit videos, images and stories of their true love experience. What better way to capture these moments then at the store itself!
Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Windows
Blue Book is an annual collection at Tiffany & Co. that highlights rare gemstones and unparalleled craftsmanship. In 2012, I assisted Tiffany’s Creative Visual Merchandising team in the model making and execution of these windows at their Fifth Avenue flagship store.
Tiffany & Co. Holiday Windows
In 2012, I collaborated with Tiffany & Co.’s Creative Visual Merchandising team to design two holiday window looks for the Fifth Avenue flagship store, a mistletoe chandelier and a wreath prototype that became part of the store’s holiday decor. Below are my sketches and the finished window models that were ultimately created by Tiffany’s Creative Visual Merchandising team.
