As get closer to December, we start to notice that Christmas Decorations are starting to get set. Some of us argue that it’s way too early for even thinking of setting Christmas lights and such, while others argue that it’s just in time, so they can get inspired for when they set their own. Join Best Design Events and see the Best Christmas Windows 2017 set around the world!
The Selfridges London Store actually claims it was the first in the world to set their Christmas Decorations, back in October. As it is tricky to take these allegations as true, we’d rather focus on what’s actually displayed in the window. The theme around the decors is ”With love from..”, a tribute to London, Manchester and Birmingham, the three cities the store calls home. In it, we can see 5000 hand-painted Brussels sprouts and a marching band, commuters in golden bikes and a large chested Robin.
The Tiffany’s on Bond Street had its decorations imagined and planned by the brand’s former artistic director and Vice President, Gene Moore. The window has in its display backdropped constellations, to illuminate the window under the theme ”A Tiffany’s Holiday”.
This year, Harrods has joined forces with the Italian luxury brand Dolce and Gabbana. And there’s a special treat in this year’s window, as it will feature Stefano Gabanna and Domenico Dolce in the form of puppets, bringing a substantial dose of fun and Italian Spirit, to the world-famous store.
As a part of the brand’s campaign ”Together we are Merrier”, The Piccadilly-based department store brought inanimate objects to life in this year’s window. An elephant, a lion and an ostrich are seen delivering the famous F&M hampers in a sort of rocket ship until the ends of the earth, whilst a never-ending feast goes on the bottom.
Recreating the joy of ”The Night Before Christmas”, and counting with a representation of the store’s cheeky rooftops, but with sparkling lights and fluffy snow falling over them, Liberty seems focused on getting the Christmas Joy on its customers. Inside, you find fluffy Christmas trees and preserved green furs, dressed in eucalyptus.
The main motif in the Harvey and Nichols‘s windows is quite obvious, isn’t it? Packed with stars and Christmas gift ideas, that goes from Laurent Perrier champagne to a Fendi backpack, the store is determined to inspire your Christmas gift list.
The windows on this Parisian Store tell the tales of two children who go on the journey of a lifetime. For this display, Primetemps partnered with several brands, from Fendi to the carmaker Citröen to bring the story to life, while 160 Christmas trees and thousands of light bulbs bring life to the store itself.
The Toronto department store displayed winter motifs, such as dancing polar bears and toy soldiers, to bring a bit of Christmas joy to its windows.
A cheeky carnival fair of the early 20th century is displayed on the windows of the French iconic store. Named ”Spectacular, Spectacular”, the display shows the fun of a carnival fair, candy floss and carousels.
Source: Harper’s Bazaar
