Anthropologie's To-Die-For Displays

I think it's safe to say, I am quite obsessed with Anthropologie. Despite everything offered being extremely expensive (a little too expensive), I love the shabby chic/vintage inspiration that store gives me on a regular basis. I know I'm not the only one with this obsession.. Try Pinterest or Google-searching "Anthropologie-inspired".. The results are endless. I'm pretty sure my favorite parties to organize have to be the ones I've done with Anthropologie in mind. I can't help it!

Just a few parties & DIY's I have done, inspired by Anthro -
Bridal Shower Inspired by Anthropologie
Cupcake Liner Pomanders
Ruffle Fabric Pomanders
Anthropoligie-Inspired Garland
Yellow Bridal shower with Anthropologie-Inspired Elements

Even the Q-Tip Flowers my sister an I made for our little sister's bridal shower were inspired by Anthropologie.. Remember?

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The ones we made..

Not only is Anthropologie known for their unique style, merchandising and design creativity, but they are especially known for their incredible displays and window displays. I love these so much, I had to share!

Scrap wood display in front of Philadelphia store. Credit 

Clothespins. Credit

Marshmallows

More marshmallows. Credit

Cork. Credit

More cork. Credit

Paper. Credit

Tissue. Credit

Birds. Credit

Branches. Credit

Marshmallows, mugs and doilies. Credit

Rubberbands. Credit

Clothespins. Credit

Cork. Credit

Books. Credit 

Clothespins. Credit

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Snowflakes. Credit

Paper chains. Credit

Ornaments. Credit

Draped Paper and Paper Chains. Credit

Wine corks. Credit

Paper chains and ornaments. Credit

Dyed fabric. Credit

"Snow" letters. Credit

Paper and fabric. Credit

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Igloo made of milk jugs. Credit

Carved books. Credit

Books. Credit

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Books. Credit

Stockings. Credit

Chair and table pieces. Credit

Plastic cups. Credit

Balloon dogs. Credit

More cork. Credit

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Plants in small bags. Credit

Bread. Credit

Coffee mugs. Credit

Suckers. Credit

More clothespins. Credit

Mason jars. Credit

Tea bags. Original Source and Credit

Paper hangers. Credit

More hangers. Credit

Rolled sheets of paper. Credit

Chopsticks, plastic spoons and paper mache. Credit

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Yarn balls. Credit

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Fabric or wax paper? Credit

Rolled paper. Credit

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Rolled sheets of paper. Credit

Clothespins. Credit

Chandelier covered in encyclopedia pages. Credit

Funnel planter and doily/piped headboard. Credit

Coffee filters. Credit

Rolled paper. Credit

Books. Credit   

Ribbon and scissors. Credit

Books. Credit

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Brown bags and packaging paper. Credit

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Recycled bottles. Credit

Straws. Credit

Dishware. Credit

Newspaper. Credit

Cork. Credit

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Created with IKEA supplies. Credit

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Plastic cups. Credit

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Tissue poms. Credit

Mittens. Credit

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Real and wooden feathers. Credit

More clothespins. Credit

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Wood? Credit

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