Europe's Leading Car Wash Centres Elephant Bleu Launch Print Campaign with Serviceplan France
Feb. 15, 2021
Éléphant Bleu, Europe's leading car wash network, has launched a national poster campaign created by Serviceplan Group’s House of Communication France.
People who care for their cars know that when a car is properly washed, everything reflected in its bodywork looks beautiful. It is with this insight that the Éléphant Bleu campaign was conceived. The poster campaign has been constructed with four double-reading visuals: if at first the eye recognizes a distorted landscape reminiscent of certain Impressionist paintings, then a clue, a car detail (such as a door handle or windscreen wiper...) makes it clear that the image is in fact a reflection of the environment on a shiny bodywork. This creative mechanism gives rise to four visuals that are as elegant as they are surprising, highlighting the ultimate result of having your car washed at an Éléphant Bleu centre.
The campaign is published in the daily press and DOOH on the imediacenter in-store digital advertising network.




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