Seasonal feature windows have been created at the Scarborough shopping centre.
With just five weeks until the big day, the Brunswick has launched its 2021 Christmas campaign “Believe in the Magic”.
The Brunswick’s new owner, Scarborough Group, has stepped up the Centre’s placemaking strategy since acquiring it back in August 2021 and is taking inspiration from iconic stores across the UK, such Selfridges, Hamleys and Harrods, to install a series of seasonal feature windows on the exterior of the building.
Fronting onto York Place, the Brunswick has five prominent glass pods, which were previously used by Debenhams as a visual merchandising opportunity.
“Believe in the Magic” will encourage visitors to the Brunswick to embrace the spirit of Christmas, with each window having a different theme – from finding the perfect gifts to creating a festive atmosphere with food and drinks, home comforts and high fashion.
The festive window displays have been installed to coincide with the launch of the Centre’s Christmas decorations and Scarborough Group is hoping that it will become somewhat of a local festive tradition to visit them.
Stephen Marriott, Centre Manager at the Brunswick, said:
“Last Christmas was pretty dire for everyone so this year we are hoping to spread some joy and happiness throughout the Brunswick with our vibrant window installations. Who knows, perhaps it will become a local festive tradition to come and visit them.”
The Brunswick’s windows will be redressed throughout the year and the Centre is exploring opportunities for collaboration with other local organisations for future installations.
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