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Anthropologie – Earth Day – windows 2013
Earth Day 2013 Windows
Anthropologie – American Store Holiday Windows 2012
This season they have transformed their store windows into snow-covered forests, all a-scurry with critters peeking through the trees. Layers and layers (and layers…) of finely snipped paper!
Anthropologie Autumn Windows 2012
Their new windows aren’t just inspired by the beauty of nature, but in many cases, they borrow directly from it. Crafted of organic elements like fallen leaves, found rocks and broken branches—along with a host of handmade touches—the installations are celebratory of all things earthy, green and growing.
Anthropologie Summer Windows 2012
Blueberries, blackberries, beets and turmeric—these delicious edibles (and many others) played a big role in Anthropologies newest windows, featuring flower gardens colored with natural dyes. What did their store teams love most about working with plants? Says window guru Erika S., “The beauty of natural dyeing is in the unknown. A color result could be completely different from one day to the next. To enjoy the process, you need to let go of all you know about dyeing and the idea that you can control the colors.” How did their perfectly imperfect creations turn out? Dig into their photos to see.
Anthropologie & Pure Green Pop-Up Market
Anthropologie & Pure Green Pop-Up Market, a set by Pure Green Magazine on Flickr.
Anthropologie – Earth Day Windows
Here are a selection of the amazing windows created by Anthropologie for Earth Day. This year their theme was underwater. The contents of most windows were later auctioned off with proceeds going to the Wyland Foundation.
































































































































