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Best Christmas Window Displays & Festive Façades To See In London This Year

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Best Christmas Window Displays & Festive Façades To See In London This Year

It’s not just the lights, trees and pop-ups that make London feel festive come December – it’s the Christmas window displays, too. What better thing to gaze at than creative shop fronts and festive façades amid hours of last-minute shopping? From Fortnum & Mason’s classic calendar façade to Cartier’s big red bow, there are some very pretty festive sights to see this year. Here’s our pick of the best.

London’s Best Christmas Window Displays 2023

Isabel

Diners are truly part of the Christmas tree at Mayfair’s Isabel. The whimsical festive facade bedecked in fir branches and swirly baubles mirroring candy canes welcomes visitors into a Christmas wonderland, with red bow and jingle bells galore continuing inside.

Find It: 26 Albemarle St, London W1S 4HY

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Biscuiteers

Biscuiteers is famous for crafting beautiful treats with the help of some artfully piped icing, but the Christmas display takes the biscuit. Inside, shop these gorgeous edible creations (the perfect Christmas gift for sweet toothed loved ones), admire more designs, tuck into festive afternoon tea, or join an icing masterclass with Nutcracker or Winter Scene themes.

For some bonus biscuit scenes, spot Biscuiteers’ special displays at Selfridges and Nespresso on Regent Street.

Find It: 14-15, Eccleston Yards, 21 Eccleston Pl, London SW1W 9AZ

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Lavender Green's Christmas window display

Lavender Green Flowers

This Chelsea based florist has gone all-out with its Christmas window display, crafting a giant ballerina with flowers. Step inside to shop the new collection of quality, festive decorations and fabulous flowers.

Find It: 239 King’s Rd, London SW3 5EJ

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Pepper Tree London Vintage

Home to an array of coveted vintage apparel, Pepper Tree London Vintage in Notting Hill has partnered with Bertinet Bakery this festive season to display the UK’s first sourdough ‘Toast house’. Playing on the traditional Gingerbread house, it was handcrafted using 500 slices of toasted sourdough, surrounded by a dusting of flour and decorated with peanut butter, icing and other treats captioned ‘Handcrafted Sourdough Ho Ho’ and ‘Have a real toasty Christmas’. It’s the kind of Christmas pun we’ve come to love about the festive season.

Find It: 31 Pembridge Rd, Notting Hill Gate, London W11 3HG

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Dior

A giant twinkling star has appeared on Dior’s façade, guiding shoppers from far around to shop the iconic luxury brand. It joins a plethora of stunning Christmas window displays on New Bond Street; if in doubt, a stroll down this chic street will tick off many iconic festive sights.

Find It: 160-162 New Bond St, London W1S 2UE

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Cartier

This is the gift that keeps on giving. The giant bow is back on Cartier’s door – so it must be nearly Christmas. Not only is this an iconic sight when it appears on London’s Bond Street every year, but it is a Cartier hallmark across the Atlantic, with the fine jewellers’ Fifth Avenue store in NYC also wrapped up in a giant red bow for Christmas.

Find It: 175-177 New Bond St, London W1S 4RN

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Fortnum & Mason's Christmas facade 2023

Fortnum & Mason

Is it really Christmas if you haven’t popped down to Piccadilly to see Fortnum & Mason’s incredible window displays? Once again, an advent calendar has taken over their entire façade (it’s almost as decadent as the department store’s real Christmas calendar), with festive scenes to admire in each of the street level windows, too.

Find It: 181 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1A 1ER

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Annabel’s

London’s premiere private members’ club, Annabel’s, has revealed its highly anticipated festive façade for 2023. Displayed in collaboration with The Caring Family Foundation’s Food from the Heart campaign, the display is a huge classic hot air balloon with red and white stripes and a green top that looks ready for lift off, rooted to the ground with glittering lights and intricate detailing. Designed by the Birley Club’s Creative Director, Tatiana Kharchylava, it was inspired by the idea that anything is possible when we come together – that we can rise above difficult times and challenges.

Find it: 46 Berkeley Square, London W1J 5AT

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