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Colette Calls In Builders and Burrill

Posted by Patrick Burgoyne, 14 July 2008, 12:38 Permalink Comments (1)

Every designer's favourite Parisian hang-out, Colette, may be closed for a re-fit but it's still worth a visit to see Anthony Burrill's window designs...

The store asked Burrill to provide some suitably graphic coverings to hide the work going on inside over the summer, so he obliged with these construction sign-themed illustrations.

Colette re-opens at the end of August while Burrill himself has a show there early next year.

1 Comment

Nice one Anthony!
lee
2008-07-14 15:55:49

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