BOGNER – In-Store Experience

When a shape becomes an immersive space

BOGNER storefront at night showing the pyramid installation with mannequins in three arched windows
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Kunde

BOGNER

Format

Formate

In-Store

Windows

Service

Services

  • Development
  • Production
  • Installation

Roll-Out

9 locations in Germany

How can a single design element, consistently repeated, become a space that carries an entire campaign?

Idea

A motif, radically condensed

For the BOGNER Fall/Winter campaign, we consciously focused on a single design element: the pyramid. Instead of overwhelming the senses, an iconic look is created solely through the consistent repetition of this shape—a bold concept that draws its power from reduction rather than variety.

Close-up of the folded blue-and-white pyramid wall structure from the BOGNER campaign

Realization

Precision in every detail

To bring the "pyramid world" vision to life, a custom technical solution was required. We developed and produced thermoformed plastic panels with a precise 3D pyramid structure. The true craftsmanship lay in the installation: each panel was mounted to ensure a seamless transition between the walls and the floor. Only this seamless finish allows the individual elements to merge into a single, monolithic sculpture that completely surrounds the visitor.

BOGNER store with a mannequin in front of the pyramid wall and sculptural white staircase

Realization

Developed for rollout across multiple stores

From the development of the custom components to production and on-site assembly, we designed the concept to be precisely reproducible across multiple BOGNER stores. Because each panel is installed to fit the specific geometry of the room, the monolithic effect is maintained at every location—regardless of the site's structural conditions.

An iconic BOGNER moment that leaves a lasting impression.

Impact

The installation translates BOGNER’s commitment to athletic precision and timeless elegance into a spatial experience. Because the brand is not explained here but rather built, the campaign becomes a moment that visitors experience physically—one that remains in their memory as vividly as the form itself.