Behind the Build: Bringing Tommy Bahama’s Display to Life

Creating standout visual displays is a craft that requires careful attention to detail, problem-solving, and close collaboration with clients. Today we’re pulling back the curtain on one of our recent projects with Tommy Bahama to give you a better sense of this process.

From concept to execution, follow along as we bring a denim-themed store display to life, including our approach to design, communication, and commitment to delivering results that you and your customers will love.

The Initial Project Request

Tommy Bahama storefront picture to show the type of stores involved.

In late May, Tommy Bahama reached out to Circle Visual for help on a denim themed display project that would be rolled out to all their stores by August 30. The project included multiple components, such as:

• Cut denim squares and strips to fill oversized glass jars

• Hanging denim banners

• Denim-covered folding screens

• Freestanding denim-covered monstera leaves (the most challenging component)

Concept and Design Requirements

The goal was to create denim-covered monstera leaves that were freestanding. Initially, Tommy Bahama shared inspiration photos featuring metal leaves on square metal stands.

The inspiration photo of metal leaves on square metal stands

They wanted to keep a similar aesthetic but have the leaves covered in denim fabric on both sides, with slightly flexible stems. There was also some early discussion of adding sewn leaf veining, which was eventually dropped.

We quoted two options for leaf quantities: 130 or 300 units, all of the same shape.

Creating the Perfect Monstera Leaf

Tommy Bahama sent us an artificial monstera leaf as a reference. We scanned it in sections and combined the scans to create a complete digital version, adjusting the design for manufacturability. We sent the digital proof to them for approval — the approved final leaf silhouette was 16 inches wide by 18 inches tall.

The artificial monstera leaf Tommy Bahama provided as a reference. This shows the base shape we used to develop the final design.

The scanned sections of the monstera leaf. This step is part of converting the physical leaf into digital artwork.

The finalized digital version of the leaf silhouette, sent for approval.

After some discussions, the order was finalized at 104 individual leaves, split into two stem heights: 18 inches and 22 inches.

Selecting the Right Denim Fabric

We presented Tommy Bahama with three 7-ounce denim swatches: dark, medium, and light. They chose the dark denim for both sides of the leaves.

The three denim swatches (dark, medium, light) that were presented to Tommy Bahama.

Building the Leaves

1. Creating the Cutting Dye

The leaf shape was laser-cut into wood to serve as the base for the cutting dye. Metal cutting blades were then added to create precise cuts of the leaf outline.

Example image of a leaf block and blades used in the cutting dye. It’s not the exact one for this project but illustrates the dye-making process.

2. Cutting and Assembly

We cut all the approved dark denim fabric into the desired leaf shape. To provide structure without adding weight, we sandwiched black chipboard (similar to card stock in thickness) between two denim leaf cutouts.

A leaf sandwiching the black chipboard between two denim layers. Note the internal structure of the leaves.

3. Stem Construction

Initially, we planned to sew denim sleeves around the stems, but the tests proved too bulky. We switched to wrapping the stems in denim fabric and securing the edges with adhesive.

The stems wrapped in denim fabric, showing the final stem construction method.

4. Prototype Approval

We created two prototypes (one of each stem size) and shipped them to Tommy Bahama. The feedback was positive, with a single note to reduce the thickness of the aluminum stems for increased flexibility.

Image depicting the two different stem heights. Use this to show how the leaves would look at the approved sizes (18” and 22”).

Final Production and Shipment

Once the prototypes were approved, we moved forward with full production. The leaves were packed individually into sets and secured in cardboard boxes. The remaining project components were included in the shipping box.

The production stage or leaves in progress, illustrating the scaling up of the process from prototype to full production.

The completed leaves drying after assembly.

The final packed elements in the shipping box.

Project Outcome

The final denim monstera leaves were delivered on time, and Tommy Bahama was thrilled with the end result. Seeing our work transform their stores and elevate the shopping experience was a rewarding reminder of why we do what we do.

The finished leaves at Walnut Creek, CA.

Considering a project for your own store? Get in touch today.

If you need some inspiration first, check out our portfolio and some of the services we provide.

Refined Freestanding Dressing Rooms for Temporary Retail Spaces

Freestanding dressing rooms are an affordable and flexible option for temporary retail spaces, particularly pop-up shops. They offer an elegant yet lower-cost alternative to building permanent walls, and can be fully customized to match the store’s aesthetic.

What sets these rooms apart is their reusability—they can be easily dismantled and reassembled for use in different locations, making them an ideal choice for brands looking to create consistent, high-quality experiences across multiple venues.

Below are some of our favorite projects, showcasing the versatility and design possibilities of our freestanding dressing rooms.

Featured Projects: Freestanding Dressing Rooms

Here’s a look at some of our favorite freestanding dressing room projects, each tailored to fit the unique style and needs of pop-up shops across the country. From custom hardware and fabric choices to seamlessly blending with brand aesthetics, these projects highlight the flexibility and attention to detail we bring to every installation.

Calvin Klein - Orlando Pop-Up

These round dressing rooms feature black frame hardware and wood grain laminate flooring. Gray double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures are paired with black grommets, a black suede frame mirror, and a gray canvas ottoman.

Fitting rooms can be made to blend seamlessly with the store's branding:

DVF - San Francisco Pop-Up

For the launch of DVF in SF, we built round dressing rooms with white frame hardware and light gray flooring. The single-sided canvas curtains in white have magnetic closures and are paired with brass grommets, a brass hook, and a white frame mirror.

Installation and testing process in the warehouse

Inside view with the gray laminate floor and mirror option

Shot of brass hook on white fabric tab

Installation and testing process in the warehouse

Top of the dressing room showing the white hardware and brass grommets

You can see more details about the DVF pop-up event on our portfolio page.

Kashiyama - NYC Pop-Up

This installation involved round dressing rooms with black frame hardware, and dark gray laminate flooring. Grey double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures are paired with black grommets, a black suede frame mirror, and a matching gray canvas ottoman.

The exterior of the dressing room.

An inside view with the mirror and ottoman.

The exterior of the dressing room.

The ottoman and flooring.

Lane Bryant - NYC Pop-Up

For Lane Bryant we provided round dressing rooms with silver frame hardware and wood grain laminate flooring. The pink double-sided poplin curtains feature magnetic closures, complemented by silver grommets, a silver frame mirror, a silver hanging hook on a drop down fabric tab, and a "Pink" canvas ottoman.

A full overview of the dressing room.

Below you can see other key features such as the mirror, floor, ottoman, and hooks. The "Girls with Curves" event image shows the dressing room placement on the right.

You can see more details about the “Girls With Curves” pop-up event on our portfolio page.

Lilly Pulitzer - Monterey, CA Pop-Up

For this project we created square dressing rooms with white frame hardware and white laminate flooring. They included blue double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures, white grommets, and a white frame mirror to complete the look.

This image below shows how the dressing room design aligns seamlessly with the store's brand identity.

Lilly Pulitzer - Sarasota, FL Pop-Up

For an earlier Lilly Pulitzer project we set up round dressing rooms with white frame hardware and white laminate flooring. Pink double-sided poplin curtains with magnetic closures are paired with brass grommets, a white frame mirror, and a gold vinyl ottoman — coming together for a cohesive look.

MM LaFleur - Dallas, TX Pop-Up

Here we created round dressing rooms with silver frame hardware and wood laminate flooring. Notice the single-sided velvet curtains in hunter green, with magnetic closures accented by silver grommets.

The completed fitting rooms.

Another angle of the dressing room setup, with the store logo in the foreground.

Charming Charlie - Houston Pop-Up,

For this project we made round dressing rooms with silver frame hardware and wood grain laminate flooring. The magenta double-sided poplin curtains feature magnetic closures, and the room includes a gray suede frame mirror and a "watermelon" canvas ottoman.

You can see here how the dressing room fits perfectly into the limited retail space they needed.

How are these constructed?

Our freestanding dressing rooms are built using a simple yet sturdy framework. Four poles anchor the structure, each securely placed on a metal base. To hide the bases and enhance the aesthetic, a wood floor is placed over them, providing the laminate flooring visible in the photos.

A circular metal tube connects the top of the four poles, creating a strong frame from which the curtains are hung. The structure can be designed as either a square or circular room, depending on your preference.

The entire design can be tailored to align with your brand’s color scheme, ensuring consistency with your store’s overall look.

Do the freestanding dressing rooms need to be attached to the floor or walls?

No, they are fully independent structures. Each dressing room has an internal framework that supports itself, so there’s no need to secure them to the floor or walls.

Can I customize the dressing room?

Yes! You can fully customize your dressing room. Choose the color of the hardware and wood floor, the curtain details, and any accessories like stools, mirrors, or hooks to fit your space and brand. The floor can even be vinyl wrapped with your logo or artwork.

You have full control over the size and shape of your fitting rooms, allowing you to adjust the width, depth, and height to fit your space.

For the curtains, grommets allow them to slide easily along the top tube. You have the flexibility to choose the fabric, customize hem sizes, select the color of the grommets, and decide on the type of closure — whether magnetic, fabric tie, or loose.

Inside, additional elements can be added for convenience and comfort. You can opt for a mirror, stool, or ottoman, and add hanger hooks or even a rolling rack to match your specific needs.

How long does it take to complete a freestanding fitting room?

Typically, it takes 3-5 weeks to complete a project, with 4 weeks being the most common. While rush service is available, we recommend planning ahead to avoid the complexities that come with expedited timelines.

How does the fitting room ship?

The fitting room ships flat and disassembled. We provide easy-to-follow instructions if you want to assemble it yourself.

We can also handle the installation for you.

How do I get started?

Getting started is simple! All it takes is a consultation to walk through the options for your fitting room construction. From there, we’ll guide you through the customization choices to ensure the design meets your needs and brand aesthetic.

If you’d like to discuss a project of your own, get in touch today.

If you need some inspiration first, check out our portfolio and some of the services we provide.

An Immersive Retail Experience – Welcome to Camp Bloomingdale’s

Imagine stepping into a store and finding yourself whisked away to a nostalgic campsite, complete with canvas tents, rustic décor, and a sense of adventure in the air.

This isn't just any shopping trip—it's a journey back to the carefree days of summer camp, recreated within the walls of Bloomingdale’s.

Our project, "Camp Bloomingdale’s," isn't just about selling products; it's about crafting experiences that resonate with customers on a deeper level. Join us as we explore how Circle Visual transformed an ordinary retail space into an extraordinary shopping destination that captivates, engages, and inspires every visitor.

Store-Turned-Campground

Our client had a vision to turn their Carousel pop-up retail space into “Camp Bloomingdale’s,” a dream shopping environment for camping enthusiasts. As Bloomingdale’s’ CMO Frank Berman explained, "Camp carries a positive connotation for many, suggestive of memories of fun and adventure. We are excited to bring this nostalgia to life through our latest Carousel activation.” To set the scene, we created a roll-front tent facade that would draw shoppers into the exciting space.

Fabric Walls

Inside the store, our heavy natural canvas fabric covered the store's walls to evoke the nostalgic look and feel of a vintage tent. The textured fabric added warmth, hid any aspects of the existing store that might detract from the campground scene, and created the perfect backdrop for the store’s camping merchandise.

Ceiling Canopies

We created fabric panels to swoop across the ceiling, which carried the tent aesthetic throughout the store for a fun and fully immersive shopping environment. The swags brought visual continuity to the ceiling area, while the spaces between the panels kept the space feeling open and airy.

Camp Flag with Printed Patches

Outside the store, an eye-catching flag alerted customers that the space had been transformed into a special shopping experience. We custom printed and sewed the colorful flag, which featured faux patches reminiscent of camp or scouting patches.

Your Partner in Custom Fabric Elements

The fabric elements we provided added vital warmth and cohesiveness to this shopping space without detracting from the colorful merchandise on display. No matter the scope of your project, we have the materials and know-how to make it happen. By working with Circle Visual, you’re forming a partnership with a trusted team of visual merchandising professionals with years of experience in bringing custom spaces to life.

From Old to New: See Ramy Brook’s Transformation Using Upholstery

Upholstery is a fast and creative way to transform your store’s atmosphere without the hassle of buying new furniture. It allows you to quickly breathe new life into your store, enhancing the ambiance to match your brand and leaving a memorable impression on your customers.

Today we're taking a look at Circle Visual's recent project to upholster Ramy Brook’s New York. By choosing chic fabrics that echo the brand’s colors, and with consistent accents throughout, we were able to craft a space that is both cohesive and stylish.

About the customer: Ramy Brook

Ramy Brook is a women's fashion brand known for its versatile and stylish designer clothing. The brand was founded by Ramy Sharp in 2010 and has since become popular for specializing in chic and sophisticated clothing that blends modern trends with timeless elegance.

Ramy Brook has a flagship store located in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The store offers a range of services including personal styling sessions, consignment options, and virtual shopping.

With this in mind, the shopping experience at Ramy Brook's flagship store is designed to be luxurious and customer-centric, with personalized services to enhance the overall experience.

Ramy Brook’s upholstery project with Circle Visual

Ramy Brook opened her Manhattan flagship with the help of Circle Visual, creating a space that exudes modern midcentury and feminine chic vibes. First we upholstered their existing furniture and then we added elegant curtain to create a cohesive look in their new space.

We matched the color of the velvet fabric for the project to Ramy Brook's orange business card, ensuring every element aligned with her brand identity.

Gold details, such as grommets, furniture legs, and curtain hangbars, were meticulously coordinated to enhance the showroom's sophisticated aesthetic.

The furniture was upholstered in luxurious velvet, while the curtains were crafted from high-quality linen.

In this video, you can see the creation of new curtains:

The project also involved uncovering and updating the furniture, as shown in this video:

Timeline

The entire project was completed in under two weeks, as part of a rush project — an optional service we offer if you’re under a tight deadline.

Normally, such projects have a four-week lead time, but in either case, the process is quicker if the necessary elements are readily available.

Why upholster your store’s furniture?

Timeless elegance

Upholstering allows you to choose from a wide range of luxurious fabrics and classic designs that can add a touch of refinement to any room. By selecting materials that fit your store’s aesthetic, you can ensure the upholstered furniture fits seamlessly into your environment.

Customization

Breathe new life into your store's furniture with bespoke upholstery tailored to your vision. Every detail, from fabric choice to design elements, can be customized to reflect your brand's personality and style, helping your space stand out and resonate with your customers.

Durability & comfort

High-quality upholstery materials are not only visually appealing but also durable and comfortable. Upholstering ensures your furniture withstands daily use while providing a comfortable experience for customers, maintaining its beauty and functionality over time.

Surprisingly fast turnarounds

Upholstering is often assumed to be labor-intensive, but it can be a quick and effective way to update your store's look if your existing furniture is in good condition. Simply changing the fabric can refresh your space, aligning it with your brand's aesthetic and enhancing the customer experience.

Affordable

The cost of reupholstering depends on the fabric choice, but options are available to suit various budgets. Circle Visual can provide a range of fabric selections, ensuring that you can choose materials that meet both your design preferences and financial considerations.

For most companies, their current furniture is already the right shape and proportion for the space, so upholstery is a smarter option than tracking down new furniture at the right intersection of size, style, and cost.

How does the upholstery process work?

Upholstery is the art of adding padding, springs, and fabric to furniture, transforming it into custom pieces that meet your aesthetic and functional needs. The process allows for endless customization, which is essential for crafting a space that creates the right kind of experience for your customers — like Ramy Brook's feminine chic vibe.

How do reupholstery projects work with Circle Visual?

Starting the upholstering process is straightforward. It typically opens with a consultation to assess your furniture and discuss your vision.

The process then kicks off when you select the materials that align with your design vision.

For Circle Visual projects, material selection is the main responsibility of the customer — everything else is handled by us in-house. We can use materials you provide or source options that are perfect for your upholstery application.

1. The fabric on the furniture is removed, then the structure is assessed, and repaired as needed.

2. Fabrics are measured, cut, and sewn with precision to ensure proper alignment and durability.

3. Padding and support structures are adjusted for comfort if necessary.

4. The fabric is applied smoothly over the frame and padding, secured meticulously.

5. Finishing touches like buttons and decorative trims are added to complete the look.

Circle Visual can also create certain new furniture pieces for you from scratch.

Per your specifications, we can develop and create new fitting room benches, ottomans, freestanding folding screens, or even risers and pedestals. 

Like this beautiful tufted oatmeal linen fitting room bench, with two cushions, created for Rag and Bone.

If you're only looking for a temporary update, Circle Visual can create slipcovers that fit right over your existing fabric. This will instantly transform your furniture, giving it a completely new and sophisticated look.

Like what you see?

Don't miss the chance to explore our portfolio and check out some of the wide range of services we provide. Dive into a treasure trove of stunning project images and endless inspiration waiting for you.

If you’d like to discuss an upholstery project of your own, get in touch today. Remember, all you need to do is select the fabric from the high-quality options we provide— we handle the rest.

Chic Fitting Room Curtains for Modern Boutiques

Every little detail contributes to your customers’ overall shopping experience. One often-overlooked element that can significantly elevate your store’s ambiance is custom fitting room curtains.

Custom fitting room curtains add elegance and sophistication, offering endless possibilities to match your brand’s unique aesthetic. From velvet to linen, suede to satin or felt, these curtains provide functionality and style, creating an inviting, luxurious atmosphere for your customers.

Today we’ve put together a gallery of our fitting room projects, so you can see the limitless possibilities of custom fitting room curtains. We'll also cover why curtains are better than doors, and give you some customization ideas.

Prepare to be inspired by possibilities —there’s no need to settle for something you don’t love!

Project gallery: what’s possible with a fitting room curtains by Circle Visual?

This small portfolio of fitting room curtain projects should start giving you a feel for the breadth of customizability and innovation we bring to every installation. Each project highlights unique facets of what Circle Visual provides.

Alice + Olivia (Women’s Boutique)

• About the customer: Alice + Olivia is a contemporary New York-based women's clothing brand founded in 2002 by Stacey Bendet. Known for vibrant prints, feminine designs, and sophisticated style, it offers a wide range of clothing and accessories sold globally through boutiques, department stores, and online.

• Year: 2023

• Curtain type: Velvet curtains with 4” velvet border in contrasting color

• Tone: Playful yet luxurious

• Other highlights: Fitting room bench was reupholstered to match the colors of the curtains.

These red velvet curtains with a sky-blue border are ceiling mounted utilizing our easy-glide ripple fold track.

Tip: You don’t have to have a typical curtain track like you might have at home — you have many options to make your fitting rooms unique!

Maje (Men's & Women's Boutique; Topanga, CA location)

• About the customer: Maje is a French fashion brand, with this particular store located in CA. They offer clothing and accessories, focusing on contemporary, ready-to-wear collections.

• Year: 2024

• Curtain type: Imported French Linen fabric in gold, with 4” bottom hem and string weights, and brass grommets.

• Tone: Elegant and sophisticated

• Other highlights: Satin Gold poles recessed into ceiling troughs

This curtain concept is part of their new store rollout, shown here at Dallas NorthPark.

This close-up shot shows the pole and grommets at top of curtain (inside the recessed trough).

Vow'd (Wedding Boutique)

• About the customer: Vow’d is a women's wedding boutique offering a wide range of feminine, boho-inspired clothing and accessories. The brand focuses on uplifting styles for everyday wear and special occasions, emphasizing a mix of trendy and classic pieces with a touch of sophistication.

• Year: 2021

• Curtain type: Double-sided Plush Velvet curtains with brass grommets

• Tone: Luxurious and inviting

• Other highlights: Custom brass cantilevered hang rods. The thick velvet curtains radiate sophistication and luxury. (Velvet has been increasingly popular lately).

Tip: Curtain fabric doesn’t actually need to be double-sided, and some customers prefer to save money by opting for single-sided instead.

Todd Snyder (Men's Boutique; Marin Mart, CA location)

• About the customer: Todd Snyder is a high-end men's clothing brand with multiple locations in New York City and across the country, such as California. The stores offer designer clothing, accessories, and shoes, along with services like alterations and made-to-measure options.

• Year: 2024

• Curtain type: Double-sided plush velvet curtains on a suspended track

• Tone: Refined and stylish

• Highlights: The curtains are designed to conceal the entire back wall of fitting rooms with waves of colored fabric. The seamless integration provides a touch of luxury while maintaining a modern aesthetic. These curtains also snap on and off for easy cleaning.

This video shows the easy-glide suspended track in action.

With the curtains open, you have natural and elegant fitting room spaces at the back of the store. However…

…Here you can see that with the curtain closed, the fabric becomes an entire back wall.

Here’s a quick look at what it looked like before we finished the project.

Lou & Grey by LOFT (Women's Boutique)

• About the customer: Lou & Grey is a LOFT brand offering soft, comfortable women's loungewear and casual clothing. It features exclusive fabric lines like Signaturesoft and focuses on neutral colors and relaxed styles for the modern, on-the-go woman

• Year: 2017

• Curtain type: Pole pocket curtains for popup location with color-themed linen

• Tone: Soft, warm and inviting

• Other highlights: Custom upholstered tonal velvet cushion blocks and ottoman

These fitting room curtains are made with fabric ties as a closure feature.

Why curtains over doors?

• Openness: Fabric curtains create an open, sophisticated atmosphere that solid doors lack.

• Customized aesthetic: Curtains offer endless customization options, from luxurious fabrics to vibrant colors, aligning perfectly with your brand’s style.

• Versatility: Curtains adapt easily to changing layouts and seasonal displays. They can be adjusted or replaced to suit renovations or updates to your boutique’s design.

How much is customizable with curtains?

The possibilities for customization are endless. Consider even the basic options you have:

• Stripes for a bold, modern look

• Adjustable distance from the floor for a tailored fit

• Various opening styles, including tie-backs and sliding mechanisms (lately the “ball and chain” style has been coming back)

• Recessed tops for a sleek floor-to-ceiling feel, with hidden hardware

• Leather details for a touch of luxury

These options are merely starting points—the final product is only limited by your imagination. With Circle Visual, you have the freedom to create fitting room environments that are as unique and dynamic as your brand.

Working with Circle Visual for your next fitting room installation

With Circle Visual, you’re investing in more than just curtains: you’re creating an elevated shopping experience that leaves a lasting impression. Elevate your boutique with our luxurious fabric curtains and redefine luxury in your fitting rooms.

Aside from the establishments highlighted above, recent customers who have trusted us with their fitting rooms include Chanel/Dior, J.Crew, Victoria's Secret, and Todd Snyder in Rockefeller Center, NY.

With extensive experience in producing high-quality fitting room solutions, we provide a wide range of hardware and fabric options, which can be shipped together or separately to ensure pristine condition during construction.

Get in touch today to discuss your fitting room needs and explore how we can bring your vision to life. For those on tight timelines, we also offer rush production services for an additional fee.

Spring into Wedding Season

An unexpected use of colorful satin fabric, provided by Circle Visual, creates a beautiful focal point for this modern and playful NY city wedding.

The high ceilings and minimalist vibe of the massive room provided the perfect backdrop for a large-scale installation of suspended fabric runners by Josana Blue.

The artistic piece added color and drama, and drew guests' eyes toward the stunning city views at the end of the room.

Read more about this special event and see additional finished photos at Martha Stewart Weddings, A Colorful Overhead Art Installation Set the Tone for the Bold and Modern Wedding in Long Island City, By Blythe Copeland December 16, 2019.

Celebrating 60 years with Lilly Pulitzer

We loved being a part of this amazing new Lilly Pulitzer experiential store which opened earlier this month on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach.

This unique store celebrates all things Lilly and features a full-time in-house artist creating prints while people shop.

Every corner of the store is covered in signature Lilly, including sofas, curtains, picture frames and the fitting rooms.

We crafted and installed a faux floral arrangement for the ceiling above the fitting rooms. The tropical lush display adds an unexpected layer to the space.

Bright pink curtains offset by a pool blue print add privacy and softness to the fitting rooms. Brass hardware adds a touch of nostalgia and sophistication. Curtains sewn and installed by Circle Visual.

Pretty in Pink! CV x pop-up Global Shop 18

We were so excited to bring our little CV x pop-up shop to Global Shop 18 in Chicago at McCormick Place.   

It was cold and windy outside ... but warm and pink inside.  

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Our super creative team designed and manufactured all the elements in our space from jewelry displays to gold trimmed tables, storage risers, and etageres.  Ottomans made in hues of millennial pink set the stage for an insta-worthy photo op for many global shop attendees.    

Mini fabric trees, crafted from suede, linen, and leather, adorned the space along with screen and digital printed fabrics of our own design. 

Pillows, hanger covers, and dress form slipcovers highlighted our sewing capabilities along with custom yoga bags and iridescent totes.

Our freestanding pop-up fitting room was a huge hit and the perfect solution for your next pop-up shop or PR event.  Completely customizable to meet your brand from fabric, to flooring, to mirrors, hooks, and ottomans.  This 4' design can be easily assembled and disassembled for use at multiple locations.  Also available in a 5' design if your pop-up space allows.

For more information about our pop-up fitting room or any of our custom elements please reach out to us at design@circlevisual.com or via the Contact page.  We look forward to hearing from you and partnering on your next creative project.

Rag & Bone Miami Design District

Check out this inspiring space which opened recently in the Miami Design District.  Love the collaboration with emerging artists and the rotating art exhibits.  Custom bench cushions, pillows, and fitting room curtains by CV.  

An Inside Look at rag & bone's Concept Space in Miami

Featuring artwork by 1010, 2Alas, Alexis Diaz, and Boy Kong.

Presented by rag & bone /Dec 12, 2017/Design (Repost:  https://hypebeast.com/2017/12/rag-bone-design-store-miami)

Art Basel 2017 is in full effect in Miami Beach, Florida and with it is a new rag & bone retail concept space. With an emphasis on a garage, raw interior concept, and support of emerging artists and creativity, the 3,995-square-foot space offers the full range of rag & bone’s ready-to-wear collections. Suspended racks and wood fixtures on the first floor showcase the men’s and women’s, accessories and fragrances as well as a vending machine dispensing classic candy, original stickers and temporary tattoos.

A custom 3D art installation by artist Boy Kong is displayed along the stairway to the second floor, which leads to a private client lounge space with furniture crafted by the brand’s in-house Custom Fabrication Shop. Original artwork by artist Alexis Diaz covers the hallway adjacent to the custom fitting rooms with specially designed murals by artist 2Alas. To further bring the store to life, video content will be dual projected against the floor’s main wall.

“Miami’s Design District is an exciting new home for rag & bone. The cultural and creative energy of the neighborhood inspired a different approach to the store design and customer experience,” said Marcus Wainwright, rag & bone CEO, founder, and creative director.

For the store opening, artist 1010 contributed his signature take on dimension and illusion with an expansive mural. In partnership with Wynwood Walls, the exterior walls will change bi-annually with the work of a new artist. The brand has commissioned an ongoing series of art installations on the main exterior walls of the second floor.

rag & bone Miami Design District
89 NE 41st Street
Miami, FL 33137
United States