Tiffany & Co. Lighting Design – Incheon

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Tiffany’s South Korean flagship in Incheon utilized their signature “blue box” branding as a concept for the storefront design, which features a vitrine surrounded on all sides with radiant blue light in fading to a clear display. The interior features custom glass chandeliers, in case LED lighting, and grazing of wheat-leaf patterned metal.

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Kwiat – Luxury Jeweler Lighting Concept

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A system of in-case fiber optic goosenecks from Visual Lighting Technologies ensure that the diamonds on display scintillate with absolute brilliance. RSA metal halide downlights keep the sales floor bright and offer a low maintenance, energy efficient lighting solution for the space’s vaulted 18-foot ceiling. LED puck lights in a cool kelvin temperature show off the perimeter merchandise in their best light, and a private sales area is lit – not coincidentally – with Litelab’s Jewelers’ series.

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Omega Watches – NY Boutique

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Omega Watches wanted to ensure that their visions for the lighting of their new 5th Avenue boutique would not only be realized in terms of performance and aesthetics, but also meet local energy codes and product safety/listing requirements. The store design team relied on my expertise for photometric and energy studies, validation of design concept and intent, and cross-over of international lighting specifications.

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Cartier Lighting Design – Costa Mesa, CA

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Tiffany & Co. – Barcelona – Lighting Design

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Tiffany’s Barcelona store, located in the Mandarin Oriental hotel, features an undulating ribbon ceiling, internally illuminated with warm, soft linear LED lighting. The ribbons which wrap along the ceiling and then fold down the back feature wall also contain downlighting to accent the product displays. The fashion and fine/engagement jewelry displays feature staggered fluorescent cove lighting while private sales salons have decorative table and artwork lamps.

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Tiffany & Co. – Wynn Macau – Jewelry Lighting

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Tiffany & Co.’s jewelry store inside the Wynn Macau Hotel features an edge-lit carved glass storefront that radiates light in the retailer’s signature blue color, surrounding a jewel-faceted illuminated floating display box with internal adjustable track lighting.

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Vacheron Constantin Lighting

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Vacheron Constantin relied on our lighting consultation services for the success of their Madison Avenue boutique. The store design was completed by an international firm, so it was critical that the local architectural team convert the design over to US specifications that would meet the same lighting criteria and work with the budget and schedule.

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Tiffany & Co. Beijing China

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Tiffany & Co. wanted to test several new store design concepts by renovating their boutique in Beijing’s Peninsula Hotel. Fiber optic lighting side-illuminates panes of storefront glass to reveal the company’s signature blue color through a carved wheat-leaf pattern, while inside the shop, a monumental, cascading glass chandelier elegantly conceals the presence of a structural column while creating a stunning visual focal point.

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