Corporate Monthly
addtimes：2026-06-18 click：3 author：Gimsun
We recently took on a full custom window display project — production and on-site installation, the whole package. Three categories: adhesive-backed KT board panel assembly, hanging Andy board shapes, and EVA dimensional floral installations on walls.
Precision was the name of the game. Strict control over image cutting and panel alignment during production; on-site assembly followed the display plan to the letter, with height variations carefully optimized. The final result? Seamless, dimensional visuals with floral accents that felt genuinely alive. The client signed off happy. Job done.
Beyond window displays, brand culture walls are another go-to custom project for both retail stores and corporate spaces. Here are three mainstream materials we work with:
① PVC board — Easy to cut, moisture-resistant, won’t warp. Supports both UV-printed graphics and carved lettering. The top choice for medium-to-small culture wall signage.
② Foam letters — Lightweight and budget-friendly. Can be cut into any dimensional typeface, surface-sprayed for color. Ideal for dimensional wall slogans and LOGO lettering.
③ Plywood + latex paint — Solid backing, fully customizable color on top. Best for full-wall culture walls at scale. Smooth, durable, and easy to modify when needed.
This time: “Vintage Study — Ink & Time” concept window. One core idea: recreate the quiet elegance of an old scholar’s study. Made for luxury stationery, watches, leather goods, fine spirits, and gentleman lifestyle brands.
At center stage stands a vintage solid-wood bookshelf crafted from North American walnut. Three tiers, staggered at different heights. Under each shelf, warm-white LED strips cast a soft downward glow — like the halo of a desk lamp. The brand’s hero products sit on the shelves, intentionally arranged at varying heights.
In front of the bookshelf: a walnut reading table with carved scroll-shaped legs. On it rests a vintage brass desk lamp (LED-lit inside). Beneath the lamp lies an open, hand-bound antique-style book. Tucked between its pages: brand product samples and handwritten note cards.
Aged wood, velvet, leather, brass — these materials speak to each other. The stillness and elegance of a bygone study, distilled into a window. What you feel is the brand’s message: classic, unhurried, and crafted with the kind of care that only time can refine.
