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Coastal living, Southern charm. Two distinct identities that somehow feel like they were made for each other… and this space proves it.

Tommy Bahama's Charleston location brings that signature West Coast ease to one of the South's most storied shopping streets.

Our team collaborated on the fixture and retail design, translating Tommy’s signature blend of sun-soaked vibrance and relaxed luxury into every corner of the space.

From the flow of the floor plan to the smallest display detail, the goal was to create a space that feels easy to move through and easy to stay in.

📍 Tommy Bahama, King Street, Charleston, SC

Curious what thoughtful retail design can do for your space? Let’s start a conversation at endetail.com.

Not all Snapchat experiences disappear after 10 seconds. Some have the power to unlock an entire legacy.

To celebrate 100 years of the Art Deco movement, Louis Vuitton transformed LV Dream -- an immersive cultural exhibition space in Paris, France -- into a journey through the brand’s history.

Across eight rooms, visitors can explore more than 200 heritage objects from archival pieces and historic trunks to stories from the brand’s past, all guided by audio. But the most engaging part of the experience lives in Snapchat AR.

Guests can scan codes throughout the exhibit to unlock hidden experiences such as archival family portraits, a 3D recreation of the original 1925 Paris Expo, and iconic trunks brought to life from every angle.

This is the kind of digital storytelling we love: where physical and digital blend so seamlessly you stop noticing where one ends and the other begins. Best of all, when brands become this experiential, consumers spread the word in a snap!

Read more about the LV Dream experience and book a tour at https://eu.louisvuitton.com/eng-e1/magazine/articles/lv-dream -exhibition.

Here’s how Acne Studios turned its signature pink granite into an entire retail experience at its Tokyo store.

At the brand’s new Aoyama flagship, pink granite runs across nearly everything: the floors, walls, staircases, display fixtures, and even the payment desk. Instead of using granite as an accent, Acne made it the identity of this brick and mortar location.

The three-story space feels open, minimal, and a little unexpected. The concept was turning a building “inside out,” inspired by the raw structure of a garage and the feeling of being both inside and outside at the same time.

Glossy pink seating softens the harder stone surfaces, while custom lighting and sculptural mannequins make the space feel more like an installation than a traditional .

📍 Minami Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan

Photos and information via https://www.wallpaper.com/fashion-beauty/acne-studios-tokyo-flagship-store.