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For Diptyque’s 2025 Holiday Season, paradise— a Tokyo-based creative agency and production partner—led the POP-UP display production across six locations in Japan: Minami-Aoyama, Omotesando, Marunouchi, Takanawa Gateway, Kyoto BAL, and Kobe BAL. We delivered a unified rollout across multiple cities while carefully adapting each installation to the site-specific conditions of every store.

Translating Diptyque’s poetic Parisian aesthetic into spatial form, we created immersive holiday experiences that balance festive uplift with refined craftsmanship—serving as meaningful physical touchpoints within the brand’s broader seasonal campaign.

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Bringing the Holiday Key Visual to Life in Three Dimensions

At the heart of the campaign was the Holiday key visual featuring a cat and a Christmas tree. Rather than treating the imagery as decoration, paradise aimed to transform it into an in-store narrative—an experience visitors could step into.

Through fabrication direction and spatial design, we materialized key motifs in dimensional form, carefully considering customer flow, visibility, and photo moments within each boutique. From scale to finishing, every detail was tuned to preserve Diptyque’s signature elegance and artisanal quality.

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Site-Specific Optimization Across Six Cities and Store Contexts

This project was not executed as a one-size-fits-all installation. Each display was optimized to the unique architectural and operational context of each location—window sizing, entrance visibility, spatial depth, and visitor movement patterns.

This approach allowed the POP-UP displays to maintain strong campaign consistency across Japan, while also delivering unique holiday experiences in each city—strengthening both customer engagement and social sharing.

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Spatial Production as a Brand Touchpoint

paradise approached this project not only as POP-UP fabrication, but as the three-dimensional expression of a seasonal brand campaign. By translating the key visual world into immersive, crafted installations, we helped expand Diptyque’s holiday storytelling from image to real-world experience.

paradise continues to create cross-disciplinary brand experiences—bridging event production, spatial design, and advertising craft—delivering refined pop-up installations from Tokyo to Japan and beyond.

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Credits

Client: Diptyque

Our role: Spatial Design & Production

Account Executive: Daisuke Shiga

Producer: Moeka Ogawa Xu

Director: Shoma Yamamoto

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