window dressing in chicago



INDO centers its window installations around found objects in attempt to rejuvenate the character of the old and worn. We began dressing windows in 2007 as a way to free ourselves from the creative constraints of our desk-jobs.
In addition to custom-built installations and window displays, we also specialize in interior architecture, graphic and web design — together, we can design our future.

If you are interested in working with us, send a message to info @ theindoprojects.com and we will build a custom estimate for your needs.

U.S.
2256 West Grand
Chicago, Illinois
60612

Europe
Kyrkogatan 16b LGH1
Karlskrona, Sweden
37131


Members:
Crystal Grover [Interior Designer]
Linsey Burritt [Graphic Designer]

Contributer(s):
Ina Weise [Textile Designer]

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September 24
Bess & Loie, 1015 West Lake, Chicago, Illinois Storks are really beautiful birds that in the fall start to migrate south. They are known to bring wealth and good fortune and are fabled to also bring fertility and prosperity to a family. These beasts were constructed out of a combination of chicken wire, old pages from LIFE magazines dated back to the 70s and plaster. Special thanks to Ina Weise who helped me build and install this display. Ina came all the way from Germany to help my favorite group of guys: The Post Family. She is a textile designer and also has her cute earrings for sale here. Photo by Ben Speckmann

Bess & Loie, 1015 West Lake, Chicago, Illinois

Storks are really beautiful birds that in the fall start to migrate south. They are known to bring wealth and good fortune and are fabled to also bring fertility and prosperity to a family. These beasts were constructed out of a combination of chicken wire, old pages from LIFE magazines dated back to the 70s and plaster.

Special thanks to Ina Weise who helped me build and install this display. Ina came all the way from Germany to help my favorite group of guys: The Post Family. She is a textile designer and also has her cute earrings for sale here.

Photo by Ben Speckmann