Release your visual stories to your global audience
Established in 1992, TDF strives to achieve its core value – Tour de force, “an achievement or performance that shows great skill and attracts admiration”. The realisation of visual merchandising helps to deliver a personalised shopping experience for luxury brands global customers. We saw the birth of various amazing visual merchandising concepts and understood the vital integration of online and offline visual storytelling. Hence, we dedicate to produce quality visual merchandising, including window displays, props, fixtures, to deliver brilliant and innovative visual stories for the global luxury brands with the FIVE steps.
History
Established in the 1990s, TDF's quality-oriented value attracted enquiries globally. In the 2000s, we expanded the scope of work from exhibition production to product displays, window displays, fixtures and packaging to satisfy our clients' needs.
Global Production
Our wholly-owned manufacturing plant, located in Dongguan, China, has organised division of departments. We have already launched different amazing visual merchandising concepts globally for over 20 years.
Artisans & Engineers
Over 250 artisans and engineers work for different global projects. Every production step of the VM concepts is implemented based on ISO9001 and under our manufacturing plant qualified with SMETA standard and ISO 14001.
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