The Paprika Christmas Display for Domison is Holiday Fun
Matt Ho — December 20, 2010 — Art & Design
For the third consecutive year, Montreal-based design firm Paprika has collaborated with retailer Domison to create the Paprika Christmas Display. The first two years involved glass bottles and cardboard; however, this year Paprika tried something a little more eye-catching.
In keeping with the holiday spirit, 600 red and white socks were held together by safety pins and then hung to the ceiling of the store. The best part is that once the decoration comes down, all the socks from the Paprika Christmas Display will be donated to a homeless shelter.
In keeping with the holiday spirit, 600 red and white socks were held together by safety pins and then hung to the ceiling of the store. The best part is that once the decoration comes down, all the socks from the Paprika Christmas Display will be donated to a homeless shelter.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Holiday Decorations - Creating festive holiday displays that can be repurposed or donated after use.
2. Interactive Retail Experiences - Using unique installations to engage shoppers and create memorable experiences.
3. Collaborative Holiday Marketing - Partnering with design firms or local organizations to create one-of-a-kind holiday displays.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Using creative installations to attract customers and drive sales.
2. Design - Collaborating with retailers to create immersive and eye-catching holiday displays.
3. Nonprofit - Partnering with local businesses to collect donations or repurpose materials for charitable causes.
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