Window Displays By Harvey Nichols
Man made from books on bench made from books.

Harvey Nichols’ latest window displays are inspired by understated classics, illustrated on catwalk shows by designers such as Stella McCartney and Céline.

Finding beauty and design potential in mundane objects, Harvey Nichols has created statement windows full of everyday objects you might normally ignore. Balancing micro- and macrocosm, small items create large related props. For example, a giant hammer is covered in nails, a tree is formed from pencils, and a piano is made out of cassettes. Following the classic theme, the displays are neutral in tone, with hints of yellow and orange.

www.harveynichols.com | Posted by Tracey Ingram | Photos courtesy of Harvey Nichols 

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