Assembled Acrylic Star props layer by layer with an illuminated logo front and back

AMIRI’s brief called for two distinct display zones within the same store — centrepiece and retail window display.
Store Centre Structural chanllenge– The largest Star reaches to 1.5 m in diameter, which could not be produced as a single sheet without noticeable seam lines — so the join itself had to be engineered to near-invisibility.
The window props introduced a different challenge- panels printed with an architectural city-scape pattern, had to remain perfectly vertical without warping or leaning over the display period.
The architecture of the city, translated into light and gradient — layer by layer, star by star.

Mirror acrylic-it displays the gradient colour print, giving the installation a depth that changes with viewing angle and store lighting conditions.
MDF-lined base-provides the weighted foundation,keeping the assembly stable on the island unit without requiring floor fixings
Illuminated logo signs-are mounted front and back on the central star form, integrating light into the structure
The gradient colour effect was achieved by high-precision UV printing directly onto mirror-finish acrylic- a process that demands exact colour calibration to ensure the transition reads smoothly.
Each star was CNC laser-engraved from the printed sheet, cutting the outline without chipping the mirror surface or disturbing the ink layer beneath.
Dia. 1.5m Star rear acrylic sheet— two panels cut and joined and keep the seam falls along a line in the design, keeping it visually undetectable in the finished display.
Production began with UV print preparation, then CNC laser cutting followed. The spliced rear panel of the large star was produced with the join refined until it passed visual inspection at normal viewing distance.
Assembly of the store centered stars cluster was carried out in-house with the illuminated logo units were wired and integrated, and the complete assembly was test-fitted onto the MDF-lined base before dispatch.



The near-invisible splice on the 1.5 m rear panel passed the client’s on-site inspection without remark. The window panels stood vertical and true for the full duration of the display window, with no adjustment required after installation.
The project received strong positive feedback from the client and has since become a key reference for our acrylic UV-print-plus-illumination capability — a combination we continue to develop across window, island, and pop-up formats.

A structured workflow that keeps the brand in control from brief to delivery.
References, dimensions, quantity and finish confirmed up front.
Full renders and technical drawings shared for client sign-off before any physical work.
A single sample is produced and documented for feedback and approval.
Approved units manufactured, quality-checked and flat-packed for shipping.
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