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Hermes ‘Silver Forest’ Installation|
In an artistic and stylish display of Christmas spirit, luxury fashion accessories boutique Hermès has erected 18 silver birch trees on the pavement around its flagship London store. The Christmas art installation includes a further 18 silver birch trees located inside the shop, and in addition, passersby stop to admire the display are welcomed with the sounds of chirping birds, and galloping horses, which references Hermès roots as a master harness and saddle maker in the 1800’s. The elegant Christmas installation called Silver Forest #36 is the result of a collaboration between architects DSDHA and Hermès. It was designed to represent the early eighteenth-century boundary that once marked the city from the surrounding forests, where the shop now stands. Source: hermes Via: creativereview |
Cyberpunk Christmas Tree Fashion (GALLERY)
Gareth Pugh for TopshopGareth Pugh designed this ultra-hip cyberpunk Christmas tree for London’s Topshop clothing outlets. The traditional symbol of the holiday has been touched with Pugh’s futuristic style. The tree is 2.8…
HDTV Christmas Trees
Sharp's Grand Central Station DisplayGrand Central Station is getting into the Christmas spirit early this year. Sharp has unveiled a 26-foot-tall Christmas tree made of 43 Aquos LCD TVs varying in size from 19" to 52". The really cool thing…
$3,500 Christmas Stockings (GALLERY)
Haute Couture Holiday DecorI've seen some pretty fancy Christmas stockings, but never have I seen such an price tag on a piece of holiday fireplace decoration! The description for the brocade stocking is quite elaborate too, as…
Celebrity-Designed Christmas Trees (GALLERY)
Celebritree AuctionsThese stunning Christmas trees designed by celebrities including actresses Julianne Moore, Brooke Shields, Angie Harmon and Eva Longoria Parker and her husband Tony Parker, are being auctioned online this…
Luxury Shopper Ornaments (GALLERY)
Mouth-Blown Christmas DecorationsAny shopping addict will appreciate these mouth-blown glass luxury ornaments. Sure, they're tacky, but who can resist a little Christmas kitsch? Part of the Alan B. Silverstone collection, these delicate…
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