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A window display at Selfridges Christmas 2024. Image via Shutterstock. 4 June, 2025 Sam Frew looks at the changing role of the window display and why it's still seen as a key design touchpoint in many ...

Window displays, "the first influencers," still draw in customers at Julian Gold in Olmos Park, Satel’s on Broadway and Jenny Lawson's Nowhere Bookshop.

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In Grand Avenue window displays this weekend, see Winter Carnival memorabilia dating back to the 1880s The displays coincide with the King Boreas Grande Day Parade, which will take place Saturday ...

For many Western New York families, driving into downtown Buffalo to see the Christmas decoration displays in the AM&A’s department store windows was a beloved holiday tradition. Now, a former ...

A Christmas tradition for one Lufkin Neighborhood continues for the second year in a new location for all to see.

Many of the stores in downtown Alexandria had Christmas window displays, but there was one store where window shoppers flocked.

The basilica is adorned with lights, Christmas trees, poinsettias, stained-glass window displays, and a manger scene.

Christmas Wonderland takes place is Singapore's Gardens by the Bay annually. One of the highlights of the festive happening is the Spalliera light display, featuring thousands of handmade bulbs.

Visitors take in the windows of Rike's department store in 1952. Frederik Rike, owner of the Rike-Kumler Co., moved the Christmas window displays from New York City to downtown Dayton in 1945.