Loewe
A conceptual luxury installation where sculptural fluidity and tactile excess become a theatrical environment.

What needed to be created.
Develop a speculative visual merchandising concept for Loewe that connects craft, surreal scale and material experimentation. The window needed one immediate focal gesture and details that reward a closer look.
The idea that guided every decision.
Sculptural Orbit imagines leather and ribbon-like forms moving through the window as if they were weightless. Product, mannequin and environment become part of the same continuous gesture.
How the idea became image.
Cream and gold build the luminous base; leather brown, oxblood and black introduce weight. Sweeping suspended forms guide the eye toward two mannequins while tactile spheres create repetition at smaller scale.
How the project was built.
Decode the brand language
Research isolated recurring codes associated with Loewe: craft, leather, surreal object-making, organic curves and the tension between restraint and play.
Choose one spatial gesture
Instead of filling the window with separate props, one ribbon system was developed to connect the entire scene and create a recognizable silhouette from a distance.
Move from sketch to material
Monochrome studies tested hierarchy first. Color, gloss, texture and lighting were introduced only after the composition worked as a clear black-and-white structure.
Stage the final presentation
The final environment uses warm theatrical light, a dark frame and controlled product spacing to make the installation feel immersive without losing legibility.

Brand codes, tactile references and the first composition.

Sketch-to-render progression, palette decisions and surface studies.

The illuminated window brings product, mannequins and sculptural forms into one environment.
What the project produced.
- Brand and material research
- Spatial sketches and iterations
- Palette and surface system
- Final illuminated window proposal
The continuous sculptural gesture gives the concept a strong identity. To make the case production-ready, the next phase would document dimensions, suspension points, fire-safe materials and an installation schedule.