A flat purple wall runs the full width above a concrete pavement, with the two aluminium-framed boards hung at eye level and lit by small top-mounted fixtures. The left board is pale lilac and split roughly in half: on the left, "Your Space, Our Glass, Endless Inspiration." in four lines of red condensed sans-serif with tight leading, and beneath it the KEEN wordmark in dark plum plus a small red "Discover" and the site address; on the right, a soft-focus photograph of a clustered glass bubble chandelier against a teal-blue ceiling, held in a rounded rectangle. The right board inverts the scheme: a dark plum field crossed by two large red triangular shards entering from the left and right edges, with "Elevating Homes with Contemporary Glass Art" centered in white sans-serif over the top. The lilac KEEN wordmark and the site address sit below it. The right board's headline is clipped by the frame edge of the photograph.

Key takeaway

The pair works as a system demo: identical typographic hierarchy and wordmark placement, one board carrying the product photograph and the other carrying the graphic language, so either can run alone. The red shards are cropped hard by the board edge so they read as fragments of a larger shape.

Reuse notes

Useful for out-of-home and retail environment work where two panels sit next to each other and need to differ without breaking the system. The purple-on-purple wall is doing a lot of the work here; on a neutral hoarding the dark board would lose its lift. Headline lengths need checking, since the longer line already runs into the frame.