Oversized FRP macarons and striped column forms in a playful window world

Weekend Store needed a window installation that could carry the full weight of a new bag launch — not as a neutral backdrop, but as an active visual merchandising statement that would pull passers-by in from the street.
The brief called for something immediately recognisable, immediately joyful, and completely ownable by the brand.
The window is built on a simple but precise idea: the colorful macarons — the colour palette was drawn directly from the new bag collection, so prop and product share a visual language — the window does not frame the bags so much as it extends them into an entire world.
Oversized FRP macarons in a range of scales and colourways are arranged across the window bay alongside striped cylindrical column forms, together composing a scene that reads as a Parisian pâtisserie reimagined at retail dimensions.

Step inside a pâtisserie that sells handbags — where every display prop is an invitation

Fibreglass reinforced plastic (FRP) is the structural material for every macaron and column form. FRP’s low weight relative to its volume is essential here: the largest macaron forms fill significant window space without placing load demands on the display floor or window ledge.
Textured spray paint was applied to all FRP surfaces to produce a matte, slightly rough finish that reads as the real confection’s sugar-dusted shell under window lighting.
Raised acrylic lettering for the logo elements was cut and formed separately from the FRP body, then bonded to the prop surface to create a clean three-dimensional typographic detail
The macaron form is deceptively specific: the dome radius, the depth and ruffled profile of the middle band, and the proportional relationship between the two halves are all immediately recognisable to anyone who has ever bought one.
Producing the form in FRP required moulds precise enough to capture those proportions across five size variants without any profile drifting between scales.



Installed in the retail window for the new bag collection launch, the macaron world delivered exactly the street-level impact the brief required.
The oversized FRP props and the bags on display created a window composition with genuine visual pull — readable from across the street, rewarding at close range.
The project confirmed FRP as the right material choice for complex, colour-specific sculptural props at this volume and scale — and the macaron window has since become one of our most-referenced examples of prop design that uses form and concept to do the work of visual merchandising, rather than simply filling space.

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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