Garrard is the world’s oldest jewellery house, established in 1735 by master craftsman George Wickes. With a remarkable 290 years heritage of iconic design each creation is handcrafted using traditional techniques alongside cutting-edge technology and innovation.
Garrard was appointed the first official Crown Jeweller in 1843, giving the House a prestigious royal connection and a legacy of creating and caring for the most important jewels in British history.
To celebrate their 290th anniversary, Garrard sought a prestigious window display for their flagship Mayfair boutique on Albemarle Street. As a jeweller with deep royal heritage and a reputation for exceptional design, the visual display needed to reflect elegance, precision and storytelling while maintaining brand consistency.
Garrard required a reliable print partner capable of translating intricate, monochrome floral illustrations into a durable, dual-aspect window installations that were as equally striking from both the street and inside the showroom.
Working closely with Garrard’s creative team, Precision Proco specially selected the most effective material to achieve a dual-aspect design without the need for excessive layering. This ensured clarity, consistency and visual impact from both viewing angles.
