We're Over the Moon for Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is right around the corner, which means romance is in the air! We couldn't help ourselves from wanting to play cupid this year so we've gone ahead and created the perfect setting to make your sweetheart swoon! Inspired by one of our all-time favorite classic films, Paper Moon, our display artists have been working 'round the clock recreating this year's iconic and nostalgic Valentine's Day backdrop. What makes this beautiful display extra special is that it's an interactive photo booth! This means we want you and your special Valentine to hop up on the crescent moon and the show the world how much you love each other! Don't worry if you're not dressed the part, we have all the props you could think of right next to the booth. So grab your best guy or gal, family, friend or foe and enjoy this photo booth! And don't forget to share your beautiful photos with #pmpapermoon! See some of our favorite shared photos below!

Behind the Glass: The Birds

Continuing with our Halloween window displays, our second storefront window draws upon another Alfred Hitchcock classic for inspiration. Yesterday we were caught looking out our Rear Window and today we're being chased by swarms of birds. Set in a small northern California town, The Birds is a bizarre film in which birds begin aggressively attacking the townspeople. Although our display won't be attacking customers in the store, it still manages to reflect the chilling and disturbing nature of the 1963 film. Like all of our window displays, you have to see them in person for the full effect, so be sure to stop by soon for a unique glimpse into some of the most classic scenes in film history!

Behind the Glass: Rear Window

With Halloween right around the corner we felt it was high time we set up a window display that reflects the approaching frightful holiday! Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1954 film Rear Window, our new window display transports you right into L.B. Jefferies' (James Stewart) living room. Referencing the claustrophobic, anxiety-filled emotions James Stewart undergoes within the film, we wanted to keep our window equally as unsettling. The only thing missing from this scene is the terror-filled James Stewart himself. Check back tomorrow to see what classic film inspired our second window display!