To celebrate its 100th anniversary—and the festive season—event space and historic landmark Casa Loma is hosting a 100 Years of Christmas exhibit through December 26. The showcase features 10 Christmas trees decorated by local designers, and each tree takes its visual cues from a particular decade. Here's a look at some highlights from the showcase, which has decor varying from miniature cell phones to oversize Rubik's Cubes and elegant white peacocks.
A white peacock crowned the 1920s-style tree.
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Julia West Home, which creates home products, gave its tree a classic look inspired by the 1910s. The tree was decked with ribbons in pink and pale blue, as well as gilded ornaments.
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William Fulghum Design Associates decorated a tree inspired by the 1920s. The all-white decor included hundreds of feathers.
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Lynda Reeves, publisher of House and Home, decorated a tree in the spirit of the 1940s. Specifically inspired by a Christian Dior look from that era, Reeves topped her sparkling tree with multiple strands of pearls.
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Audax Architecture's tree was an homage to the Pop Art of the 1960s.
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The architecture firm's tree was hung with 1,000 rectangles of laser-cut acrylic in hot pink, cyan, orange, yellow, and white.
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Craig Grudz of event design company Designing Trendz created a decorative tree scheme inspired by the 1980s. Appropriately, his tree was crowned with an oversize Rubik's Cube, and mini disco balls decked the branches.
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Caspar Haydar Design, a design, production, and event management firm, gave its tree a "'90s glam" theme. Accents included framed photos of the era's iconic supermodels and miniature spray-painted cell phones.
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