In the same year that Andy Warhol unveiled his iconic "Campbell's Soup Cans," he was also commissioned by Tiffany & Co. to create a series of vibrant greeting cards. Recently, the Tiffany Archives were revisited to re-imagine these cards into a line of exclusive home goods and unique accessories. This collection includes hand-painted ornaments, limited-edition dessert plates made of bone china, and a set of cards featuring Andy Warhol's quintessential holiday motifs. To celebrate the release, we organized takeovers of four different international Tiffany & Co. flagship locations.

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We were tasked with covering the walls from floor to ceiling with individual beveled mirrored tiles. Additionally, we had to create unique custom displays for each product line, featuring inset glass cases lined with LEDs, high-quality colored velvets, and etched glass descriptions. The existing inline jewelry cases were to be covered with mirrored materials on the exterior and lined with brightly colored velvets on the interior to match the overall aesthetic. To bring everything together, we also introduced custom velvet furnishings, luxurious sparkling carpeting, and clusters of hanging disco balls suspended from the ceilings.