Framed in windows with lovely gold painted chair rail, these 5 windows were bold. Similar to those flashy Juicy letters in the Hampton's not so long ago!
CDW Merchants looks at what retailers are doing to create excitement in stores - a look at visual merchandising and store environment.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Bold Pucci Lettering at Saks
Labels:
chair rail,
Emilio Pucci,
gold,
lights,
Saks Fifth Avenue
Friday, October 28, 2011
Holiday is here at Ann Taylor
Labels:
Ann Taylor,
beaded curtains,
chandelier,
christmas,
crystals,
glitter,
holiday,
Sears
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
A Wonderful Summer at Anthropologie
It's a dark day here in NYC - so we are looking back to a brighter time a couple months ago.. at Anthropologie - a brief look back to creative uses of used objects.Anthropolgie's windows vary from store to store, yet always follow a consistent theme and shared elements.
Here's a few interpretations showing wine corks for Earth Day, and hanging paper petals for summer. We love the creativity and craftsmanship and look forward to seeing the holiday windows - sure to dazzle us soon.


















Monday, October 24, 2011
Dial M for Madewell
Recently Madewell included them in their windows, perhaps as a nod to the Alexa Chung collection (the Bristish TV personality, editor and stylist).
Last month, they were used at Bloomingdales with the Rachel Zoe window.
Using a large iconic prop in an otherwise simple window presentation works well and adds a burst of color and dimension. And where else can super heros change into their costumes?
Labels:
Alexa Chung,
bloomingdale's,
colorful,
Madewell,
props,
Rachel Zoe,
re-purpose,
simple ideas
Monday, October 17, 2011
Art Imitating Art at Fendi
Fendi used a similar concept both in their windows as well as their ad campaign. While they kept a more minimal look in their paintings, the bohemian luxury message came through and we wonder...is life imitating art, or art imitading life?
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Body By Burberry Fragrance Launch
Despite being executed simply with graphics, mirrors and perfume bottles of the new fragrance, the windows were quite dramatic. The glass bottles against the mirrors created a beautiful reflection and stopped us in our tracks.
Using a product as a prop, if done right, can both promote and be an effective visual element. In this case Burberry got both right!
Labels:
Burberry,
fragrance launch,
graphics,
mirrors,
reflective,
simple ideas
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