Dune Studios designs window displays for luxury flagships across the Middle East. A window is a few square metres that must carry an entire maison — we conceive each one as a small piece of theatre, developed in CGI from the first sketch to photorealistic renders, technical plans and material specifications that production teams can build from directly. Our window schemes sit inside a broader practice of exhibitions, pop-ups and temporary events — one conceptual-design discipline across every format a brand inhabits.

Window engagements are scoped per storefront and per season: concept development, a dedicated CGI set for each bay, technical drawings, material specifications and production notes. Recent multi-location schemes have run across Dubai Mall, The Galleria Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Qatar, Mall of the Emirates and the Kuwait flagship, with each location receiving its own dimensions, lighting and installation package.

Because we visualise every window in its actual architectural context before anything is built, clients approve exactly what shoppers will see. Our window work is delivered from Dubai for flagships across the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the wider region.

Each scheme is designed to travel: a single concept is adapted per storefront, with dedicated CGI views, dimensions and production notes for every location, so a window in Kuwait reads as precisely as the one in Dubai Mall.

Seasonal windows, product-launch windows and long-term schemes are all part of the practice, always developed in close dialogue with the maison's visual merchandising teams.

For the studio's editorial account of two seasons from sketch to installation, read Inside Our Window Displays for a French Luxury Maison in Dubai.