In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.

In technology retail, we often focus on making an impact. The launch. The unveiling. The moment a customer first walks into store and notices a display.

But the real measure of success isn’t what a display looks like on day one. It’s what it looks like 1,000 days later.

Take our display for Microsoft in Berlin’s Europa-Center. More than three years after installation, it continues to deliver the premium look and feel customers expect from one of the world’s leading technology brands. Despite thousands of daily interactions, it remains as relevant and visually impressive as when it first launched.

That’s a remarkable achievement in an environment where displays are constantly subjected to touching, leaning, pushing and general wear and tear.

The retail industry spends a lot of time talking about the cost of creating engaging experiences. Less attention is paid to the long-term commercial value of designing them to last.