Gorgeous window displays by designer Eddie Ross!

I have always been fascinated with beautiful window displays for as long as I can remember. Remember this post? To me, a captivating window display is more than a marketing strategy to lure customers to a store. It is also a work of art that often stirs your own imagination and fantasy through a combination of creative lighting, colorful props and a series of well thought out ideas. And that is what makes it inspirational to me.

Recently , I stumbled upon this blog and I am so glad I did. Do you remember Eddie Ross, a contestant from Bravo's 'Top Design' during season 2? Eddie Ross is such a talented guy and he is also one of my favorite designers in the show. Anyway, while browsing his blog the other day, I came across some gorgeously designed window displays he did for Carleton V and Elle Decor.

Carleton V

This window display is absolutely gorgeous, delightful and truly inspirational and can be easily transformed into a girly vanity, a feminine office space (sans the mirror and perfume bottles) or a lovely mom cave, don't you think?

Carleton V

This charming window display can be translated into a home office or a sophisticated vignette in an entryway or a hallway. (with a few adjustments, of course)

Elle Decor 

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This window dressing can be easily translates into a stylish family room or a chic and glamorous living room.

I just adore Eddie's keen sense of style, his meticulousness to every little single detail and his ability to transform a blank canvas into a spectacular showpiece. In addition to his design talent, he also has a knack for injecting new life into old and tired used furniture through thrift store finds. Most of the furniture and accessories found in his window displays had gone through a series of repurposing, restoring and repainting. 

Have you ever found inspirations in window displays? What are your thoughts on the window displays above?

To learn more about the process of how each window display transforms and his work, please visit his blog at www.eddieross.com.