Casey Watson

A staple in Roncesvalles village, Ideal Coffee wanted some fun windows for the holiday season that would transition into winter with ease. While their coffee & wine bar locations recieved a sophisticated evergreen winter scape, their kid friendly general store got covered in fun illustrations.

Anthropologie’s Yorkville location needed a spring window that could easily transition from spring to summer. Hand painted oversized organic vases gave the space a minimal feel all grounded in deep magentas into soft corals to allow for the mannequins to remain the focal point. For some visual interest, soft graphic patterning was added to direct the eye and balance composition.

For Anthropologie’s Yorkville location, we wanted to create a music inspired window for their 2018 holiday season. We created records in a variety of sizes for dimension and mixed metals to catch the eyes of walk-by traffic. To activate the entirety of the window we built a grid to create an abstract yet dynamic composition that spanned both floors of the building.

Anthropologie’s Yorkville location was in need of some fresh windows for spring. Hand cut & painted variegated Monstera leaves frame out the window, creating a vignette around the mannequins. A punchy coral background allow the silhouette of the leaves to pop in contrast

Inspired by line drawings in story books, this window mixes nostalgia and sophistication by elevating the illustrations onto golden arches. This frames the mannequins creating a cozy wintery vignette scene.

All pieces where hand cut and painted for Anthropologies Yorkville location. Gold leafing was added to select places to add visual interest and shine for the holiday season. A layer of dusted snow was added to make the pieces sparkle under the light.

For the 2016 Holiday windows for Anthropologie’s flagship store in Yorkville, we created an impactful multi-story snowflake display. Inspired by the unique and intricate designs of a snowflake, we achieved a sparkling and frosty finish to this oversized window. By keeping the window tonal and simple in composition, the mannequins have visual breathing space to shine.

For the 2015 Earth day windows at Anthropologie at the Shops at Don Mills in Toronto, we created a lush jungle created out of up-cycled materials. Inspired by our ever shrinking Rainforests, this layered display brought in several elements to discover. Hidden amongst the foliage are dragonflies, vines and orchids for a pop of color.

Prototype for Anthropologie's 2016 Holiday windows. Working alongside Home Office team to develop and design windows drawing inspiration from the unique design of a single snowflake. 

Bright, optimistic and impactful spring windows for Anthropologie in Yorkville, Toronto.

2014 Spring windows for Anthropologie at the Shops at Don mills in Toronto. Paper-craft hot air balloons and woven baskets.