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Retail tech · Halden: one consistent brand world across the catalog

Halden is a fictional audio brand, created for this demo.


The brief


Halden sells headphones, earphones, a turntable and a speaker. Its promise: high-end, calm and minimalist audio. Every visual, from packshot to Black Friday ad, must share the same light, the same palette and the same calm, whatever the product.


The result




The recipe


  1. One model per product. Four Products & Objects models: Halden Arc Headphones, Halden Pebble earphones, Halden Orbit Turntable, Halden Monolith speakers.
  2. A shared visual signature. The same sentence ends every prompt, whatever the product or the scene:


Halden visual style: muted warm palette of off-white, travertine, graphite and rose-copper, soft raking natural light, minimal architecture, calm and quiet mood, fine film grain, photorealistic.


  1. The scenes. Before that signature, the prompt only describes the scene and the framing. With the Halden Monolith speakers model, in 9:16:


The Halden Monolith speaker standing on a pale travertine floor in an empty minimalist gallery with tall white walls, a single beam of sunlight crossing the room and grazing the wool fabric, long geometric shadows, the speaker in the lower half, vertical composition with space above for text.


  1. The formats. The same world in 9:16 for stories, 3:4 for posts, 1:1 for close-ups and 4:3 for the website, planning space for text right from the prompt.
  2. The ads. With the Halden Arc Headphones model: logo at the top, product in the center, "Black Friday", "Limited time" and a "Shop now" button, filed in the Static ads collection.
  3. The videos. The best scenes animated in the Video space.


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Updated on: 01/11/2026

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