window displays and designs from retail stores
Of all the stunning New York holiday windows, Bergdorf Goodman’s Destination Extraordinary are this year’s most interesting and beautiful. Inspired by the paintings of Rousseau and the American Museum of Natural History, the windows are abundant with inspiring hand-crafted props and design. (more…)
Truth. Beauty. Freedom. Love. These are the four tenets at the heart of BAZ DAZZLED!, a special multifaceted holiday campaign for Barneys New York. The…
The RIBA Regent Street Windows Project matches cutting edge RIBA architects with some of London’s most prestigious retailers to create stunning architectural installations in shop windows along and around Regent Street. For the Brooks Brothers store window, Squire and Partners’ were inspired by the preppy brands’ iconic Golden Fleece, the historical symbol of wool merchants and the Brooks Brothers trademark since 1850. (more…)
Another impressive Hermès Window Display by French artists Zim and Zou. This time it's a Fox Den made entirely of paper - with a fox…
On Monday, November 25, Saks Fifth Avenue's flagship store came alive with the unveiling of its iconic holiday windows and the debut of its Snowflake…
Italian designer Fabio Novembre has created a unique window installation in Rome's La Rinascente for designer Tommy Hilfiger's Fall Winter 2013 collection. Window Display by…
For its 13th Carte Blanche, the Hermès store at Hong Kong International Airport is exhibiting a piece by French artists Zim and Zou,'The Eternal Jungle',…
Italian brand Gucci's Creative Director Frida Giannini and renowned Japanese Manga artist, Hirohiko Araki, have collaborated to create Guggi Manga: special store window displays featuring…
Recently, Louis Vuitton tapped Chameleon Visual the incredibly talented propmaker/puppeteer/artist Billie "Fingers" Achilleos for a second time*. In this instance, it was to create four…
Artist Zoe Bradley creates stunning headpieces, dresses, sets and installations crafted from various papers. That’s right…. paper. And boxes, and sometimes even plastic spoons. But her ‘forte’ is her signature use of various “luxury” papers in a sculptural way. (more…)
