Teacup Vintage: The Shop: Window Displays

1.15.2011

The Shop: Window Displays

In thinking about what I would want for my own shop, I have been looking a lot at window displays. I love the creativity and ingenuity of Anthropologie displays. Each shop has their own dedicated team, they are given parameters, but allowed to interpret the challenge in their own unique way. How can you not love a shop that staffs their own artists?

Milk Jug Igloo

Repurposed Plastic Bottles

Bee-utiful

Bee-Cause (Photo Credit)

Design* Sponge Love.

Woven Joy

Tea With Style

I just passed by my local Anthropologie, and their spring windows are sure to make the winter melt away!
-Ladybird

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AnonymousJanuary 15, 2011 at 4:28 PM
The Anthropologie here in Portland has finger knit garlands with giant pine cones glued to the ends, hanging from every nook in the ceiling. Lovely.
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UnknownAugust 1, 2013 at 3:53 AM
Display plays an important role in increasing store sales. good retail shop display can significantly enhance sales of your product to a great extent.
shop display
http://www.millsdisplay.com.au/
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Teacup Vintage was created by a duo of twenty-somethings who have shared 15 years of friendship. We have a love for all things vintage and child-friendly. Our adventures in vintage and thrifting started when we were wee tots and our grandmothers insisted on making all the dresses our moms couldn't find at the local thrift. We have fond memories of wearing those dresses (lovely little ladies with skinned knees), sitting criss-cross applesauce on hand crocheted afghans, wearing hundreds of "pearls", and sipping peppermint tea. When we were teenagers, we raided our mothers' closets and wore everything from hand-made 70's prom dresses to bell-bottoms (photos to come, you are in for a treat). We both went to University for education and continue to work with children as nannies and teachers. We love to write about vintage and handmade wares, children, tea parties, cooking, travel, and the big and small adventures in our everyday lives.