“Behold, you delight in truth in the inward being, and you teach me wisdom in the secret heart”
Psalms 51:6
We all have stores that call our names when we get near them…no agenda necessary, and not to purchase anything, but just to browse around to see what’s new! Anthropologie always gets a visit from me when I see one…whether it be a day shopping trip to Birmingham or vacationing across the country! While we were in Sandestin at the end of May, I walked into a new Anthropologie and immediately I was drawn to one of their beautiful displays….I took a few photos and went on about my shopping. Well, a few weeks later when I was in Seattle, I of course scoped out an Anthropologie, and guess what I found? A similar display like the one I had seen in Sandestin! They each had a unique spin and I absolutely love them both! That particular store display was following me!
I have always loved window and store displays…even as a child! Butch and I have even made a few trips to New York City during the Christmas season for the purpose of seeing the window displays…they are packed with creativity and inspiration!
If you enjoy a DIY project, then this is a great one! This would be beautiful for a wedding, bridal or baby shower, parties, or a little girl’s or a teen’s bedroom!
Upon entering the store in Sandestin, I was immediately intrigued by what was hanging over the bed! As I was talking with a sales associate, she said the employees had made it!
While in Seattle, I spent a couple of hours shopping in Anthropologie’s second largest store. On the top level in their Bridal Department, there it was again!
A rustic wedding table was set…
…under this amazing DIY hanging flowers!
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I love the wood slices used as chargers and an orchid sitting on the napkin!
The sales associate told me they made the cake displays, also
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Touches of gold add sparkle and elegance to the rustic setting!
Have you figured out what was used to make this stunning display? Look close and you will see cupcake liners and the tops of balloons that have been cut. It would definitely take time, but worth it for the “wow” factor!
I hope you enjoyed taking a couple of shopping trips with me! What about you? Have you ever seen a store window or display that sparked a project for you?
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Kim says
Wow. Those are beautiful displays! I can’t imagine how long that must have taken to make. I wonder how the strands are attached at the top. When I worked in retail in college, we had one woman who made displays. It was a full-time job, and I always envied her. It looked like such fun!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Kim, I think it would take some time and patience to make, but what a wow for using cupcake liners and balloons!
Rita C. at Panoply says
Pam, I also love and seek out Anthropologie’s store displays. That is drop-dead gorgeous! I saw a similar one to it, though with a different item, in Naples FL around the same time in May. I don’t have access to it right now, but will followup in a few days and send you a picture of it. Their visual display people are amazing! Thanks for sharing that.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Rita, thanks and I would love to see the photo you are referring to! Happy Thursday!
the Painted Apron says
This is crazy cool Pam! Very dramatic and quite a show stopper, it makes me want to throw a party!
Jenna
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Jenna, I can come to your party!!:). Happy Thursday!
bonnie morgan says
I love Anthropologie! They do have wonderful displays.Love the rustic and glam in the tablescape.
I sent you an email.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks, Bonnie! I don’t know how I overlooked your email, I am so sorry. It has been a hectic week!
Stacey says
Wow! Anthropologie is definitely the place to visit for beautiful displays and unique items. I love it!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks, Stacey! Happy Thursday!
Lisa says
Don’t you love how they use the most common things to create such uncommon beauty? Gorgeous!
lulu says
I can’t tell you how many photos I’v taken in Anthropologie. Without question the staging there is the most creative of any retail store.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Yes, Linda lots of creativity in the Anthro stores!
Liz @ Infuse With Liz says
My goodness- that is amazing! I’ve never been in an Anthropologie store- our area is too small for some of the chains. I’ll definitely check one out if I run across one. I enjoy store displays too especially during the holidays.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Lots of inspiration from store displays! Thanks, Liz!
Shirley @housepitality designs says
Wow! Cupcake liners and balloon tops?? Gorgeous!!! Love Anthropologie!!!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
The creativity of the designers at Anthro always impresses! Happy Sunday, Shirley!
Latane Barton says
Oh geez, I’ve never been in that store. I wonder if I can find one near me. I hope so.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Maybe, you can! They are fun to browse!
Debrashoppeno5 says
I didn’t realize cupcake liners were used. That is amazing. Can you see it in a litle girls room as a mobile?
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Debra. This would be a beautiful in any little girls’ room! Thanks for visiting!
Carol Cook says
Anthropologie stores are expected to have the same displays of course depending on the layout of the shop they may differ some. A friend graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design and was so excited to be hired at Anthropologie to do the store decor. Then she found out she was just expected to copy the design she was given.
But, I do love to enter Anthro and walk around the beautiful store.
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks, Carol! I also love their clothes and dishes!
Lori says
Oh! I want to go to this store! Just like you said, there are stores we just have to visit even if it is just to browse and take in the displays. This one looks like it should be on my list but since I don’t live anywhere near one, I thank you so much for sharing! Loved it!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thank you, Lori! I understand not living close to the larger chain stores! I have a sixty mile drive, but that is certainly easy to do!
Janet Vinyard says
Hi Pam, What creativity! Love the purple flowers but don’t think I have the patience to make them! Interesting that you found the same flowers in both stores! Thanks for sharing. Blessings, Janet
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Janet, I think this project would need to involve several folks working together! Fun project for a bride and her bridesmaids! Have a wonderful weekend!
Jann Olson says
Oh wow, that floral creation is breathtaking! I would be in trouble in there. I have never visited an Anthropologie, but it’s on my bucket list. 🙂 Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Anthro always has interesting displays! Thank you, Jann!
Sandra Garth says
As a cake decorator and party stylist I am loving this!
Pam @ Everyday Living says
Thanks, Sandra!