We start with a blank canvas..empty window :) This is also when we start googling our theme for inspirational images. Like the one below
We loved the stacked books. After raiding Carmen's shelves we started stacking, creating different heights to keep things interesting. We then added items from the store on top on the stacks and used them as display columns.
Next we added an old school desk to be the main vocal point of the window. Not only does it match our theme but it creates a surface to display more store product.
At this point the main structure of the window is in place and it's time to select items to be featured in the window. We also like to choose a color theme for our windows. It makes it easier on the eye as well as suggest items that work well together in a customers home. Everything in this window fit within the color palate of red, orange, and yellow.
It's important to choose items that will be a variety of heights and textures. If something isn't tall enough...improvise.. for example we placed an arrangement on top of a turned over trashcan that is also available for purchase.
The final touch is adding a backdrop to our display. The backdrop is eye catching from a distance but also helps the items in the display stand out up close. Carmen also fit in well with our color palate, but she decided not to stay in the window :)
These pictures were taking from inside the store looking at the back of our window display. Aren't the silhouette's amazing! I'd love to say we planned it but it was just a happy accident that it looks so great from the inside of the store too! That's it! It's that easy! So get those window display ideas submitted so you can take a stab at it! Here are the details again on how to enter! Enter Our Contest!
Want to see the final look of our window?? You'll just have to stop by Main Street Florist! ;)
Joking! Here it is.
Until next time!
The girls at MSF
Wow some of your presentation looks good ....:)
ReplyDelete