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Displays built for real products and real stores.
A selection of recent projects. For our longest-running client, Ty Inc., we show the relationship — not their sales figures.
Case study · Tonecheer & Art Bizniz
Book-nook towers in two materials
The brief. Tonecheer makes Book Nooks — 3D puzzle kits that light up inside a bookshelf. Art Bizniz distributes them in the Netherlands. Both needed a floor display that shows many SKUs in a small footprint and makes the colourful boxes the hero.
What we built. A three-column MDF tower on castors with interlocking shelves and dividers — no screws — and a teal branded header and base for Tonecheer. For Art Bizniz, a kraft cardboard tower for the same product, with a printed header.
Why two materials. MDF for a long-life fixture that survives constant restocking; kraft cardboard for a lighter, lower-cost placement. Same products, same footprint logic, different lifetime and budget.
Long-term client · Ty Inc.
10 years of displays for Ty
We supply Ty Inc. in the US and Ty distributors around the world. Our displays stand in airports, cinemas, gas stations, cafés, small shops and big retail chains.
It's the kind of relationship we want with every client: the same programme, reordered year after year, improved each time. We don't publish Ty's sales data — and we won't publish yours.
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