Warsaw shone with Christmas splendor thanks to the unique illuminations created by Multidekor. Poland’s tallest Christmas tree, standing at 27 meters on Castle Square, traditional baubles, toys, light chains, and full-size retro car replicas – all of this met the passersby walking along the Royal Route, Świętokrzyska Street, and Five Corners Square, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
Since 2008, Multidekor has been introducing unique Christmas illumination concepts to Warsaw, delighting the local community and tourists. It took 132 days to prepare all installations, and over 40 people were responsible for the assembly. Work was also carried out at night to minimize inconvenience for residents. Warsaw was adorned with colorful installations featuring Eco LED+ diodes. Made with energy-saving technology and using 3D printing, the retro-style decorations referred to the imagery characteristic of the 1950s and 60s, creating a unique atmosphere.
According to the assumptions of Multidekor’s designers, the entire decoration resembles a box full of Christmas ornaments straight from grandma’s basement, reflecting the diversity and liveliness of this unique display.
Importantly, most of the decoration elements were made from biodegradable materials. Caring for the environment, Multidekor combines aesthetics with ecology. Our energy-saving solutions not only decorated the city but also promoted and cared for sustainable development.
