December 11, 2016
I’m sharing my holiday favorites in this blog.. this month is a busy one for this Seattle interior designer
and I have some shortcuts that simplify my holiday decorating.
What a perfect symbol for holiday display and a favorite to remind us of candy canes.
In past December posts, wreathes, mantels and table settings inspired me but this time I’m thinking about small living.
Without a tree ( or place for one), I saw a candle on T J’s Fearless Flyer and the magical smell of a tree fills my living room.
A few years ago a favorite, dear client gifted me a glass tree which graces my mantel and
reminds me of the symbolism of the tree at this time of the year. It’s from Simon Pierce so take a cue if you’d like.
From Simon Pearce | my tree
Iif I lived in a grander home versus my 850 SF condo, I’d love a fireplace decorated like this one from Nell Hill’s blog.
It’s classic and cozy at the same time.
I might like a simpler or more transitional chair and so on, but the sentiment of this photo is perfect holiday.
Nell Hill and holiday decorating
I’m certainly NOT a tartan fan and many of you most likely saw the take-down of Williams Sonoma holiday catalog.
Need I say more?
Please no tartan
The Pantone color of the year is a lovely green ‘Greenery’..which I applaud. More from Pantone
Greenery the color of the year
Those words ~ tumultuous social and political environment
combined
with our desire to rejuvenate and revitalize ~ reconnection. I’m in.
In the photo below I see that lovely color
on the wall and in the garland.
Greenery ~ the Pantone color of the year
So my Season’s Greeting
Wheresoever you go, go with all your heart. Confucius
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