Case Study

Dogville

Strategy+

Experiential

Content

A labrador, wearing a bandana, sits on a yellow installation, surrounded by brightly colored wallpaper.

Introduction

The ‘waggiest’ place on earth

In the summer of 2019, Dogville was launched as an experiential retail concept creating a new channel for more than a dozen direct-to-consumer brands who were looking to better connect with dog lovers. 

People and dogs are gathered around in a colorful event space.

Details

Brand sponsors such as Google Home and Nest also participated in the 3000 sq foot pop up in New York’s SoHo district.

Two dogs are sitting in a large, pink dog bed with the label "Dogville" on the side.

Results

The Pup-Up

Dogville welcomed nearly 100 visitors a day and achieved more than 250 million impressions.

In early 2020, Dogville entered into a partnership with Nordstrom launching their store within-a-store pilot in early March before succumbing to Covid-related closures.

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A woman holds a small dog in her arms while smiling at a camera, the Nordstrom Dogville pop-up sign in the background.
A screen-capture from Good Morning America of a woman smiling and holding a white dog, with the text saying "Welcome to Dogville!"
A woman takes a photo of her dog, standing in front of a purple wallpaper saying "I love my hooman."