Kiehl's New Zealand

Wallpaper for a Kiehls Italy Event featuring key branding elements mixed with NYC elements.

Currently in JFK Airport, Terminal 7. Produced and designed die-cuts, wallpapers, frames, vinyls, fixture headers, neons.

Die-cut vinyl on brick, neons, pelmets, window vinyls, are just a few assets I helped design and produce mechanical files for. 

Hyundai, Korea (Kiehl's location in COEX Downtown). Architectural elevation pictured here. One of my favorite designs are these vinyls for the mens department in Kiehl's stores. See below for a photo of what it currently looks like in the store. 

Hyundai, Korea (Kiehl's location in COEX Downtown). Designed and print produced all vinyls, wallpaper behind fixtures, pelmet logos, light boxes, and more. Used Adobe Illustrator and CAD tools to fill the architectural elevations and design all assets in the proper scale.

Tokyo, Japan. Some wallpapers are more complex than others. This wallpaper has various folds and wraps around columns, walls, and doors. I successfully designed this and sent to print. Branding elements were strategically placed in focal points making sure, fixtures and products aren't blocking key branding elements. Architectural plans with actual dimensions were used to achieve proper scale with CAD tools in Adobe Illustrator. 

Tokyo, Japan. Some wallpapers are more complex than others. This wallpaper has various folds and wraps around columns, walls, and doors. I successfully designed this and sent to print. Branding elements were strategically placed in focal points making sure, fixtures and products aren't blocking key branding elements.

Currently in Garden City, NY at Roosevelt Field. The minute you walk into the store you encounter this floor vinyl I designed and print produced. This floor vinyl features key branding and science elements that reflect the Kiehl's brand. Since this store already has other colorful elements in the store, we needed to make the floor simple yet visually pleasing while bringing the Kiehl's brand to life with a fun floor.

Die-cut floor vinyl mechanical file. This mechanical was so large since it covers an entire store floor, that I had to create it at 50%. I made sure to include the correct size information on the slug, noting that it was created at 50% but should be printed at 100%. I triple checked the approved dimensions and added the proper bleed. I made sure the background was in the correct rich black color code, and made sure the other elements were in the correct gray color as well before releasing the file.