The Pavilion is a glass cube featuring the Tiffany's iconic blue box at it's center
Custom casework and content displays were arranged by theme.
The "Magic Mirror" interactive screens allowed visitors to try on iconic jewelry digitally, photograph themselves and share with friends via email or the Chinese social network Weibo.
An interactive timeline "Ribbon" of Tiffany and Co.'s history was featured on large touchscreens embedded in custom tables.
To celebrate their 175th anniversary, Tiffany & Co. wanted to share their legacy in an exhibition of archival jewelry to travel throughout China. 2x4 was asked to design the architecture, exhibition, and technology experiences for the exhibition. Defined by glass and transparency,
the exhibition was a glass Pavilion encasing at it's center the iconic Tiffany Blue Box.
Within the Pavilion jewelry and archival materials were displayed in custom casework. A pair of distinctive touch screen tables allowed visitors to explore the history of Tiffany & Co. through a unique 3D timeline. To fully immerse visitors in the brilliance of Tiffany diamonds, six Magic Mirrors allowed visitors to virtually try on rare archival jewelry, photograph themselves wearing these pieces and share their photographs via email or the Chinese social network Weibo.
In displaying iconic objects alongside experiential content, the exhibition design evokes a larger narrative that distinguishes Tiffany & Co. through 175 years of legacy and craftsmanship, and extends to contemporary design.
the exhibition was a glass Pavilion encasing at it's center the iconic Tiffany Blue Box.
Within the Pavilion jewelry and archival materials were displayed in custom casework. A pair of distinctive touch screen tables allowed visitors to explore the history of Tiffany & Co. through a unique 3D timeline. To fully immerse visitors in the brilliance of Tiffany diamonds, six Magic Mirrors allowed visitors to virtually try on rare archival jewelry, photograph themselves wearing these pieces and share their photographs via email or the Chinese social network Weibo.
In displaying iconic objects alongside experiential content, the exhibition design evokes a larger narrative that distinguishes Tiffany & Co. through 175 years of legacy and craftsmanship, and extends to contemporary design.
