This isn't actually "color therapy" but I thought it would be cool to share where my inspiration came from for our window displays at our pop-up shop. Plus, it's still all pretty to look at. Enjoy!
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Cali also tackled this project for me and shoppers just loved it! I have
a few people who even inquired about some custom-made versions!
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There would have been great for our back partition wall. Although, I didn't have 40 pounds of tissue paper on hand....
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Recycle old beer bottles by hanging them with handmade fabric flowers! Yes!
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Might be a little dainty for John (he is a dude afterall), but it's pretty!
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How cute and easy would these be to make? Boy do I have the paper for it!
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This is a great idea for a Christmas window display... John, let's keep this in mind for December ;)
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Accomplished this with John's air plants and some of my vintage packaging.
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Adorable...next shop?
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My friend Cali was able to paint these adorable curtains (minus the face) along with our business names. I think those small touches made huge leaps for the window display.
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In the background you'll see a retro bike covered with airplants and moss... This would be an awesome window display idea for us because we could hang things from everywhere on the bike.
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John and I wanted to have some sort of guest book or giveaway in hopes to collect emails and contact information. That definitely didn't happen - and with the volume of traffic we had, it just wouldn't have worked. Although, the idea of hanging business cards on a tree would have been super cute.