all about the classics {color}
Continuing on my classic holiday kick--these are just a few reasons why scarlet red and soft green will never go out of style and always be synonymous with this season.
(flowers by rountree, dress from Carolina Herrara Pre-Fall 2010 collection and invitation from parrot design)
(flowers and hanging bottles via karen mordechi, mantle from the portfolio of andrew bordwin and macaroons via canelle et vanille)
Do you agree? Are you a traditionalist when it comes to holiday decor?
Also, I got the absolute best news today--delight by design was included in the London Times list of the top 50 design blogs!
(flowers by rountree, dress from Carolina Herrara Pre-Fall 2010 collection and invitation from parrot design)
(flowers and hanging bottles via karen mordechi, mantle from the portfolio of andrew bordwin and macaroons via canelle et vanille)
Do you agree? Are you a traditionalist when it comes to holiday decor?
Also, I got the absolute best news today--delight by design was included in the London Times list of the top 50 design blogs!
Comments
I've always been drawn to a palette of deep reds while just this year I have a newfound respect and admiration for a palette of simple green and white.
Great post & Congratulations on your London Times nod!
PS: I am trying to think of a way to incorporate those adorable hanging bottles into a wedding or party...
I am definitely a traditionalist, although I wish I wasn't. I look at some of the funky, modern designs and wish I had the guts.
xo