A fan-shaped Art Decor construct is the door bar for this Tiffany’s. In and of itself it makes the entry special, but does not specifically brand to the uninitiated. But CLICK the thumbnail for a typographic inlay to the marble floor that finishes the job of branding.
Compare directly to…
“Tiffany Art Deco Door Pull” (This Post)
“Art Nouveau Door Bar“
“Giorgio Armani Makes an Entrance”
“Henri Bendel Store-Entry Roundel“
“Links of London Reaches Out”
“Tory Burch Front Door Beat Down“
“Long, Leggy Door Handles“
“Pump Nozzle Door Handle“
“Ice Axe Door Handles by REI“For Store Entry Branding by Title…
“Bank Safe as Storefront“
“Walk In, Strut Out“
“Lego Brand as Street Art“
“Jewelry as Giant Street Art“
“Omega Branded First Not Last“
“Cryptic Gucci Floor Medallion“
“Nose Ring is Entry Attention Compeller”
“Spencer’s Street-Art Storefront“
“Vuitton Brands Building in Stone”
“Hermes Logo as Tile Mosaic“
“Hermes Defines Place Not Space“
“Fendi Slate Crossing-the-Line”
“Entrance Portal Perspectives”
“Mind the Gap“For Store Entry Branding resources see…
“Store Entrance Branding Tag” for a scrollable list of discussions.
“Store Entrance Branding Pinterest Board” for visuals only.
“Store Entrance Branding Index Page” for all resources and links
For all Floor Grapics resources…
“Floor Graphics Tag” for a scrollable list of discussions.
“Floor Graphic Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Floor Graphics Index Page” for all resources and links
For Tiffany posts by Title…
“Tiffany Art Deco Door Pull“
“Tiffany at Your Christmas Doorstep“
“Tiffany Ice Cream Cone Window“
“Wallpaper at Tffany“For all Auto-Feed Fixtures resources…
“Tiffany & Co. Tag” for a scrollable list of discussions.
“Tiffany & Co Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Tiffany & Co Index Page” for all resources and links.