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DREAM VITRINES: DESIGNING DISPLAY CASES

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If we’re not lucky enough to be designers in our next lifetime, we’re hoping to be window dressers. We’re exploring everything from minimal neon signs to maximal overstuffing.

If we’re not lucky enough to be designers in our next lifetime, we’re hoping to be window dressers. We’re exploring everything from minimal neon signs to…

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If we’re not lucky enough to be designers in our next lifetime, we’re hoping to be window dressers. The creative gods have answered our prayers and given us the perfect opportunity! One of our latest projects is to develop the display cases in the lobby of The Collection Bldg. The historic building is full art deco features that make for a fun contemporary design challenge. We’re exploring everything from minimal neon signs to maximal overstuffing. Check out some of our favorite directions and inspiration.1. Custom neon signs direction 2. Neon inspiration 3. Atmospheric lighting direction 4. James Turrell 5. Overstuffed direction 6. Nina Beier 7. Art Deco direction 8. The Great Gatsby<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:506/2560;" src="https://borders.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/collective-memory/uploads/Posts/DFM_Blog_VITRINES-scaled.jpg" width="506" height="1200" alt="" /></figure>