Andy Estep

This summer window was composed of over 3000 handmade bird kites and was intended to evoke wind and airflow through the windows and into the store.

The wood was sawn down from 2X4s to save money and the fabric was hand dyed to create an hombre color shift.

While all of the windows used the same modular bird kite shapes some windows were more graphic and stylized while others were more organic and flowed like air though the window space.

Additional Bird kites were made at the same time and these were used to create a similar window in the Portland Maine store

These Fall windows I designed for the Anthropologie Rockefeller Center store in a mid-century desert theme. They combine handmade desert florals with mid-century elements like Route 66 style signage, a vintage motorcycle and a teardrop trailer all clearly made of wood.

These windows showcase both housewares and clothing by carrying mid-century evoking sculptural forms with fiber forms thorough three windows in a row.

The two flanking windows have singular large sculptural forms while the central one has many small shelves with both selected housewares and smaller sculptures.

This window set won the WindowsWear.com Award for the category "Set Design" in 2015.

These Fall Windows create a fallen and decaying tree that run across four windows along 16th street in NYC. Playfully colorful handmade mushrooms and other plants on the paper bark of these tree forms brighten these view-through windows.

This display was created for Columbia Sportsware. It was part of a promotion where a live model would climb into and sit in the window display wearing coats echoing their then running television ads. The display had to be made to disassemble for travel and fit into several different window spaces in different cities.