Every single Anthropologie window display I have seen in San Francisco and Philadelphia has been amazing and beautiful. No joke. I look in the windows and wish I could win the lottery so I could hire their window dressers to come decorate my apartment. Oh, yes, I dream big. Ha!
Their winter display is particularly awesome because it's full of yarn and crocheting and knitting!
I love these pine trees. One is knit/crochet patchwork. One is balls of yarn with little birds (adorable close up below). And the third is made of wonderfully dyed mittens arranged in layers. If you peek to the left wall inside the store, you get a hint of the cuckoo clock theme they have in the rest of the first floor. Amazingly awesome.
There are sweet little tweed and felt birdies tucked in all the nooks and crannies of the window display. You can also see from this photo that some balls are wrapped in yarn and some are wrapped in knitting.
The other window is dominated by a house covered on a marvelous red and white collage of knit and crochet pieces. The roof is all white and strewn with crocheted chain icicles.
Here's a close up of some of the house patchwork and the dangling crochet chain.
The little scene inside the house's window is a group of little birdies at their knitting ... on circular needles no less. The white felt pine cones on the left are dangling from the pink cuckoo clock (which you can see above).
I want to live in a world where everything is covered in cuddly, soft crochet and warm, stretchy knitting ... all made by little birdies in acorn hats. I do!
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