Striking window transformations encourage people to support small businesses

A total of 13 independent shops, including Doncaster-based Revive and Oceanic Beauty Salon in Stocksbridge, have been given extraordinary window displays by British conceptual designer, Jo Sedley, to showcase each shop’s unique business story.

Revive Interiors owner Donna Shenton first opened her shop selling vintage furniture in 2010. Soon after she became Revive Interiors where she now sells luxury furniture and unique accessories, whilst also offering a bespoke interior design service.

The windows are digitally shoppable, taking shoppers to Facebook via a unique QR code.

Ms Shenton said: “We are so excited to be a part of this campaign as Facebook has helped us take our business to a new audience.”

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