Knight Frank has been crowned the overall winner of this year’s Wimbledon Window Dressing Competition.
More than 110 businesses took part in the annual contest by transforming their shopfronts in celebration of The Championships.
Now in its 13th year, the competition expanded beyond Wimbledon Village for the first time to include businesses in Southfields and Wimbledon Town Centre.
Each area named its own winner before an overall champion was chosen by the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC).
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Ulrika Hogberg, head of community strategy at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, said: "The Window Competition is a wonderful celebration of the creativity, pride and community spirit that surrounds The Championships every summer.
"Expanding the competition this year has also allowed more local businesses to take part, showcasing their imagination while helping create a fantastic atmosphere for our guests.
"The Championships are part of the fabric of the local community, and it has been fantastic to see so many businesses embracing that and playing their part in making this such a special time of year."
The Wimbledon Village branch of Knight Frank, an estate agency, claimed the top prize with its 'Tennis in Wonderland' themed display.
Winners in each area included Elys Department store in Wimbledon Town Centre, Southfields Footcare in Southfields, and John D Wood of Wimbledon Village.
Ross Jordan, head of Wimbledon sales at Knight Frank, said: "We are absolutely delighted and incredibly proud to have been selected as the overall winner of the Wimbledon Window Dressing Competition.
"To receive this recognition amongst so many imaginative and beautifully designed displays across Wimbledon is a tremendous honour.
"One of the most rewarding aspects has been watching members of the local community, visitors, and tennis fans stop to admire and engage with our 'Tennis in Wonderland' window display.
"The display has sparked conversations and a real sense of excitement as anticipation builds for The Championships."
He said the 'unique concept' was 'brought to life by our exceptionally talented Operations Coordinator, Mia Taylor', whose creativity and vision formed the heart of the display.
The artwork was 'expertly painted' by the 'brilliant' Sam Temple-Milnes.
Mr Jordan added: "We are grateful for the recognition and thrilled to have shared in such a wonderful local tradition."
The competition forms part of the AELTC’s wider efforts to engage the community during The Championships.
