13 london fashion week sets that wowed

set design across the pond is on point.

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anya hindmarch

We feel like we’re in a video game, in the best way possible.

roksanda

The rich blue carpet (and accompanying murals behind the runway) proves that a bold primary hue can act as a solid backdrop.

christopher kane

This industrial set is moving into chic home improvement territory.

mary katrantzou

The runway was created entirely out of shiny, foil silver balloons (!!!).

peter pilotto

Production comapny Bureau Betak created a runway encapsulated by mirrors with shiny floors similar to what we saw at Mary Katrantzou.

preen

The imported, pink-painted trees were the heroes of the Preen set.

faustine steinmetz

This presentation was set at the Tate Britain art museum, so was naturally more exhibit-like in nature. We’re huge fans of the

monochromatic palette

used.

erdem

The designer presented glamorous designs reminiscent of the ’30s and ’40s with a set inspired by opera and film sets created by Oliver Messel.

alexander mcqueen

The illusions created by the sheer draping and structure seating (with velvet seats, no less) has us wanting to take our dining rooms to a monochrome gray place.

temperley london

This dark shipwreck has us scheming next year’s Halloween decorations (yes, really).

simone rocha

The decadent set, located at Lancaster House, perfectly complimented the glam gothic clothing sent down the runway.

shrimps

The pink, gray, and white marble backdrop has us dreaming of new kitchen counters.

j.w. anderson

J.W. Anderson’s appreciation for herringbone wood floors is noted.

Alyssa Clough

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Alyssa is a Brooklyn-based maximalist and vintage addict who is always on the hunt for something—a new piece of collage art, more plant babies, yet another ceramic vessel, you get the picture. Obsessions include bold accent walls, living a sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyle, and supporting female artists and makers. Find her on Instagram ignoring her phone’s screen time alerts.