
Retail and shops
The shop window is the first point of contact and changes several times a month. Screens updated remotely take printing out of the promotion cycle.
Every environment raises different problems. Here is how we address yours.

The shop window is the first point of contact and changes several times a month. Screens updated remotely take printing out of the promotion cycle.

Opening hours, services and seasonal campaigns change constantly, and have to be readable from the street even when the shutter is down.

A showroom has to show what the company does to somebody walking in for the first time, and change the story depending on who is in front of it.

People waiting at a counter have both time and attention. It is the moment when information is genuinely read.

A guest arrives knowing nothing about the property. What they find written in the first few hours shapes the whole stay.

The menu changes, prices change, and the queue at the counter is where most time is lost.

A space crossed by many people has two needs at once: guiding them, and making the advertising surface it owns pay.

A stand lasts a few days, moves to another venue, and often has no power outlet where one is needed.

Digital out-of-home: surfaces that have to take sunlight, rain and continuous operation, and that are sold to several advertisers.