Just when you thought there were no uses for wire coat hangers other than for angling to get your locked car door open or using it to coax a wooden spoon out from under the stove, the creative folks at Anthropologie took a fantastical swipe at that perception.
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Now that's creative.
ReplyDeleteThey are fantastic! I am always blown away by the things they come up with.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! When I first looked at the picture, I was looking directly at the dresses not realizing that the real beauty was in the display.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that! I'm saying YES to wire hangers... Maggie
ReplyDeleteI agree with Trish, they just hire the best artists around to stage their shops. I'm in awe over this whimsical, fluttering hangers, too.
ReplyDeleteOh Maggie, I can only imagine what fantastical things your creative mind could dream up doing with a bunch of wire hangers! Stan
ReplyDeleteIf only my eyes saw the beauty in hangers, you'd be writing about me. I love art. One of my favorite sculptures, if you will, was a vintage suitcase collection poised in the lobby of the James Hotel in Chicago. It was whimsical and beautiful all in one. Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteLove this! I'm so inspired. I revamping my little boutique for Spring. My head is full of ideas. Thanks for posting. Love Anthropologie. One of my favorite stores.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome I would have stopped too
ReplyDeletebut I did laugh at your saying you use yours for getting out a dropped spoon behind something...ha ha me too
Gorgeous! I never cease to be amazed at people's imagination.
ReplyDeleteCheck out Sherry's blog on the same theme:
http://back2vintage.blogspot.com/2011/02/i-have-hang-ups.html
how cool...and how funny to throw in the Joan comment! I wonder how many under 30-40? y/o's know where that comes from...?
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Love this.
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