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Ho Ho Holiday Decor

11/10/2020

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I don't know about you, but I am breathing a sigh of relief after all the election drama. Regardless of the side you are on, it's just nice that all of that is over and we can move on. Move on to Thanksgiving and dressing and setting pretty tables and Christmas shopping and decorating! I always love getting holiday catalogs and planning our decorations and checking out all the new holiday decor and entertaining products that are out there. Not that I don't have enough already from past years, but it's always nice to add to the collection. A few more trees for the forest at least. 
So, whether you are just building your collection or adding to, these are some of our favorite picks from Anthropologie, West Elm, World Market and Target. 
1. Piper Stocking from Anthropologie
​2. Scandi Forest Dinnerware from West Elm
3. Flake Velvet Tree Skirt from CB2
4. Shiny-Brite Tree Topper from Anthropologie
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5. Merry Making Pom Wreath from Anthropologie
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6. Party Pop Champagne Flutes from World Market
7. Holiday Embroidered Zebra Throw Pillow from Target
8. Dewy Glass Tree from Anthropologie
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9. Ombre Rainbow Bottle Brush Tree from World Market
10. Brass Merry Reindeer from Pottery Barn
11. Holiday Lights Garland from Crate and Barrel
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12. Holiday Christmas Trees Throw Pillow from Target
Check out more holiday decor and entertaining goodies in our Holiday Shop. 

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3 Fabulous Fall Tables

10/28/2020

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Shauna may or may not be guilty of setting a table just for the fun of it. And while we know that the big Turkey Day feast might be a little more low key this year, there is no reason to not go all out on setting an amazing table. We've got three fall tables for your inspiration, two that you would expect and a third that, well, just makes us happy and is too amazing to not re-create on your table. 

Table 1: Traditional Turkey Day
Sourced primarily from Pottery Barn, this table features traditional fall colors, pumpkins, leaves, turkeys, the whole nine yards. Raid your yard for colorful leaves and use fresh pumpkins and hurricane candles as your centerpiece. 
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Resources: All from Pottery Barn
Monique Lhuillier Glass Charger
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Charlotte Dinner Plate
Salad plate--sold out, similar here
Bamboo Flatware
Kenaf Table Runner
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Paisley Table Runner
Linen Hemstitch Napkins
Schott Zweisel Taste Wine Glass
Monique Lhuillier Gabrielle Coupe Glass
Chester Brushed Candleholders
Turkey place card holders--similar here

Table 2: Boho Chic Bounty
This client has a great assortment of vintage glasses and her grandma's flatware so we were excited to pull that out and mix it up with some new pieces from World Market and Pottery Barn. Assorted pumpkins in velvet, glass and ceramic surround the cornucopia centerpiece.
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Rustic Fatima Dinner Plates--World Market
White Salad Plate--vintage, similar here
Teal Salad Plate--similar here
Pumpkin Bowls--similar here
Coral Table Runner--similar here
Ikat Table Runner--similar here
Linen Hemstitch Napkins--Pottery Barn
Amethyst Goblets--vintage, similar here
Etched Wine Tumbler--vintage, similar here

Table 3: Fun and Festive
If you don't know by now, we are known for breaking the rules now and again. So, why should your fall table setting be dominated by fall colors? When we found these amazing textiles and accessories from Kim Seybert, we couldn't wait to use them on a table. 
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A sharp eye will notice that the ikat table runner and amethyst glasses are the same as in the previous table setting. Same client, new year. You caught us. We used brightly colored cans from enchilada sauce and tomato sauce as our flower containers and a pom pom tree garland draped down the table. I'd have a turkey dinner here any day! 
Resources:
Blue Bamboo Placemats--Kim Seybert
Rattan Chargers--Pottery Barn
Dinner Plates--Pottery Barn
Jaipur Pom Pom Napkins--Kim Seybert
Napkin Rings--Kim Seybert
Amethyst Goblets--vintage, similar here
Recycled Glass Tumblers--vintage, similar here
Shop more of our tabletop favorites here.
This post contains affiliate links and we may be compensated for purchases made via these links.
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7 Festive Cocktails to Serve this Holiday

12/17/2019

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Not surprising that our Holiday Cocktail post from last year was one of our most popular. I mean, when you are home with family for days upon end, there are only so many Hallmark movies you can watch before going bonkers. Truth be told, we never NEED an excuse to try a new cocktail, but holiday gatherings, family events and parties are prime opportunities to venture outside the cocktail box. Beyond the Moscow Mule, you might say.
​This year, we turned to our friends at The Spruce and their food and drink site The Spruce Eats for recommendations for our Holiday Cocktail round up and the selection didn't disappoint. Coffee drinks, cold weather drinks, festive drinks, there's a LOT to choose from. Our selections were strategic in that they go from morning brunch and coffee to after dinner in front of the fireplace. 

Christmas Mimosa

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The Spruce Eats / Teena Agnel
Nothing new and spectacular about bubbles and cranberry juice, but the addition of this garnish gives it a bright kick. 

Christmas Jones Cocktail

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The Spruce
This boozy smoothie is the perfect way to kick off Christmas Day. Plus Shauna's kinda partial to the name. 

Italian Coffee Cocktail

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A caffeinated jump start to your day, or as an after meal treat, this liqueur infused coffee drink is at its best whe made with dark roasted beans. 

Spiced Cranberry Margarita

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The Spruce / Todd Coleman
It takes a little extra effort to make the cinnamon simple syrup for this cocktail, but it's worth it. Go ahead and make up a big ol batch to have with your tamales on Christmas Eve.

White Christmas Dream Cocktail

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The Spruce
A lovely alternative to egg nog, this dessert cocktail is a dreamy end to a festive dinner. For a larger party, serve in shot glasses to give everyone a delicious dose. 

Mulled Pomegranate Warmer​

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The first of our hot drinks, this spicy, fruity drink will warm your bones after a brisk walk or snowball fight. Let it simmer on the stove to fill your house with its spicy yumminess. 

Warm Old-Fashioned​

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Picture it: A roaring fire. Christmas Vacation on the TV. A pile of crumpled wrapping paper. A snuggly throw. The only thing missing is this classic cocktail, now warmed up for the longest winter night. 
​Enjoy responsibly, my friends. And best wishes for a happy and safe holiday! 
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Party on the patio: 5 summer cocktails

7/15/2019

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So, summer is in full swing. And if your entertaining menu is in need of a refresh, we've picked our top five cocktails from our friends from Williams-Sonoma to add to your rotation. Whatever your taste, citrus, bubbly, herbal, fruity, these cocktails are sure to please any crowd. Or just you and your bff on a random Wednesday night. Also shop our essentials in barware, accessories and gadgets also from WS and get 20% off your order with code FRIENDS.
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Image credit: Williams Sonoma
Sparkling Citrus Sangria

Light and refreshing, this white sangria is at its best when the wine mixture sits and stews in the fridge for at least 24 hours prior to serving. Top with a splash of sparkling water at the end for the perfect sparkle. ​

​​Ingredients:
1 bottle (750 ml) dry white wine
1 cup (8 fl. oz./250 ml) fresh orange juice
Juice of 2 lemons
3 fl. oz. (80 ml) Cointreau
2 fl. oz. (60 ml) simple syrup
1 cup (8 fl. oz./250 ml) sparkling water
Lemon and orange slices for garnish
Ice cubes
Fresh mint or basil leaves for garnish (optional)
Directions:
In a large pitcher, combine the wine, orange and lemon juices, Cointreau and simple syrup and stir until blended. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour or up to 24 hours.

Just before serving, add the sparkling water and lemon and orange slices. Place ice cubes in each glass. Pour in the sangria, garnish with mint leaves and serve. Serves 6.

WS Nueva Recycled Glass Water Goblets
Duraclear Tritan Wine Glasses
Paz Pitcher
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Ice cubes
3 oz. (90 ml) chilled Prosecco
2 oz. (60 ml) Aperol
Splash of sparkling water
1 orange slice
Aperol Spritz

​If you find yourself in any town in Italy in the late afternoon, you'll notice countless cafe patrons sipping this tangerine orange cocktail. Bitter orange aperol balances the prosecco bubbles in this classic Italian aperitif.
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Directions:
​Fill a high-ball glass or tumbler with ice. Add the Prosecco first, then the Aperol. Add a splash of sparkling water, garnish with the orange slice and serve immediately. Makes 1 drink.
Vintage Etched Tumblers
Open Kitchen Champagne Stopper
AERIN Ardsley Champagne Bucket
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Ingredients:
For the basil simple syrup:
1 cup (8 fl. oz./250 ml) water
1 cup (8 oz./250 g) sugar
15 fresh basil leaves, coarsely chopped
For the julep:
9 fresh basil leaves
1 1/2 oz. (45 ml) bourbon
1 oz. (30 ml) fresh lime juice
1 lime wedge
Basil Julep

We can't think of many other superb uses for a garden overflowing with basil than this lovely beverage. The simple syrup itself has to be a summer kitchen staple. Imagine drizzled over strawberry sorbet??? But, we digress. 

​Directions:

To make the basil simple syrup, in a small saucepan over medium-high heat, bring the water to a simmer. Add the sugar and chopped basil and stir until the sugar is dissolved. Remove from the heat and let cool. Strain the syrup through a fine-mesh sieve into a clean container, cover and refrigerate for up to 2 weeks.

In a rocks glass, muddle 8 of the basil leaves and 1 oz. (30 ml) of the basil simple syrup. Add the bourbon and lime juice, pack the glass tightly with crushed ice, and stir until the glass is frosted on the outside. Top with more crushed ice to form a dome. Garnish with the remaining basil leaf and the lime wedge. Makes 1 drink
Schumacher Chaing Mai Dragon Glasses
Crafthouse Cocktail Muddler
Schumacher Drink Coasters
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Ingredients:
1 small seedless watermelon, about 2 1/2 lb., flesh removed from rind and cut into 1-inch cubes
2 cups crushed ice
1/2 cup fresh lime juice (from 3 to 4 limes)
1 1/2 cups tequila
16 fresh mint leaves
Watermelon Tequila Frescas

The beauty of an Agua Fresca is that it can be served with or without alcohol making it the ideal party beverage. Plus anything that can be made in advance gets major bonus points and this drink is even better the next day. 

​Directions:

Select 8 tumblers or old-fashioned glasses. Set aside 8 watermelon cubes for garnish.
In a blender, combine half each of the remaining watermelon, the ice, lime juice and tequila. Puree until smooth. Pour into 4 of the glasses. Repeat to make 4 more drinks.
To garnish, sandwich a reserved watermelon cube between 2 mint leaves on a cocktail pick and balance it on the rim of each glass. Serve immediately. Serves 8.
Aerin Woven Sleeve Tumblers
WS Classic Striped Dish Cloths
Hammered Copper Pitcher
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Ingredients:
1 1/4 cups fresh tomato juice (from about 2 lb.  tomatoes)
3/4 cup fresh celery juice (from about 3 large celery stalks)
2 tsp. grated fresh horseradish
1/4 tsp. freshly ground pepper
1 tsp. salt, plus more, to taste
3 dashes Tabasco sauce, plus more, to taste
1 tsp. Doctor Tillitsuits seasoning sauce, plus  more, to taste
Ice cubes as needed
4 fl. oz. vodka
2 celery stalks
Fresh Tomato Bloody Marys

Yet another ingenious way to use up the overflow of tomatoes from your garden. Especially the ugly, over-ripe ones that no one wants to eat anyway, they are perfect for this cocktail. 
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​Directions:

In a pitcher, stir together the tomato juice, celery juice, horseradish, pepper, the 1 tsp. salt, 3 dashes Tabasco and 1 tsp. Doctor Tillitsuits sauce. Taste and adjust the seasonings. Cover and refrigerate until well chilled, at least 30 minutes.
Fill 2 tall glasses with ice cubes and add 2 fl. oz. vodka to each one. Stir the tomato juice mixture and pour into glasses, dividing evenly. Garnish each with a celery stalk and serve immediately. Serves 2.
Honey Tall Tumblers
Himalayan Salt Ice Cubes
Nito Coasters with Holder
All recipes from Williams-Sonoma. This post contains affiliate links and we are compensated for purchases made through these links.
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In celebration of Galentine's Day

2/14/2019

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Ok, so I have to admit, I didn't know the specifics of Galentine's Day. Much to the chagrin of my daughter's I do not watch Parks & Recreation so when researching for this blog I did not realize that IT WAS YESTERDAY! Ugh. Whatever. It's OK because the cocktail recipe I wanted to share with you is so good, you can use it tonight for a Valentine's Day celebration. Or just make up a new holiday. In Japan, Valentine's Day is specifically for women to give gifts to men. White Day, which is on March 14 is when men give gifts to women. So, there you go. Just go make this drink and celebrate the fact that you made it to Friday. 
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FR Distilling Sparkling Gal recipe:
1oz TX Whiskey
2oz Prosecco
½ oz Cranberry Juice
½ oz Blood Orange Juice
¼ oz Lemon Juice
¼ oz Simple Syrup

Mix whiskey, juices and simple syrup in shaker with ice. Pour in to glass and top with prosecco. Garnish with orange peel curl. 
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Shauna's Super Bowl Guide

1/28/2019

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So, Super Bowl on Sunday. I mean, the Pats again? Haven't they won enough? Isn't Tom Brady like a grandpa? A fairly hot grandpa, but a grandpa just the same. Honestly, it doesn't really matter who is playing, the commercials are what everyone cares about. And the halftime show. And how many different ways we can eat bacon. 
Fun fact #1: Super Bowl Sunday hold the record for the most avocados consumed on any given day. 
Fun fact #2: Super Bowl Sunday also sees an increase in the number of emergency room visits due to hand injuries. 
I'll wait while you put two and two together. 
So, pro tip, use a cutting board for that guacamole. We want you to save your hands for bigger and better things. Speaking of guac, substitute it for the avocado on top of this Crockpot White Chicken Chili for an extra kick. 
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I know you can go online and see all the Super Bowl ads in advance but that is cheating. In my house everyone knows that you can chat away all you want during the game but silence is required during the commercials. So, if you come to my house to watch the game, just be prepared. Lots of shushing will be happening. And eating. I can't wait to try this Pickleback Chicken Wing recipe. I'm telling Jeff right now to not drink all the pickle juice. Or the bourbon. 
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You can't have a Super Bowl party without queso. My favorite recipe is here, but I cheat to make it a little easier and substitute Velveeta queso blanco for the grated cheese, half-and-half and cornstarch. Really, it's just all about the chorizo. 
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Image: www.thepioneerwoman.com
Here's another recipe I can't wait to try. Not your every day sliders, these are mini French Dip sandwiches with that awesome au jus. Pretty sure I can eat about a dozen all by myself. 
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Image: Ethan Calabrese delish.com
Now that we are completely stuffed, let's talk about the halftime show. Maroon 5 y'all! I'm so excited. I strongly encourage you to record it because you will want to watch it at least 2 times. Maybe 10 depending on how amazing Adam is. 
So, let's recap:
1. Don't cheat on commercials
2. Cutting board
3. Queso
4. Maroon 5 on replay
5. Cheer for whoever is not the Pats
#gocowboys
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Our Favorite Holiday Cocktails

12/5/2018

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We're always on the hunt for new and inventive cocktails, especially for the holiday season when there is so much entertaining to do. Simplicity is the key so you spend less time shaking and mixing, and more time drinking and mingling. We also figure there is no need to reinvent the wheel and so consulted two of our favorite spirit brands, Tito's Vodka and Firestone & Robertson Distilling (makers of TX Blended Whiskey) for their recommendations on holiday bevvies. 
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Tito's Cranberry Mule--A festive take on a good ol' standby. 
INGREDIENTS
  • 1 1/2 oz Tito’s Handmade Vodka
  • 1/2 oz lime juice
  • 1/2 oz cranberry juice
  • 3 oz ginger beer
DIRECTIONS
  • Add all ingredients to a Tito's Copper Mug with ice. 
  • Stir and garnish with a lime slice and cranberries
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Tito's Pecan White Russian--Vodka infused with toasted pecans adds a warm, smoky flavor
INGREDIENTS
  • 2 oz toasted pecan infused Tito's Handmade Vodka MAKE IT!
  • 1 oz coffee liqueur
  • 1/2 oz half & half
DIRECTIONS
  • Just add toasted pecan infused Tito's Handmade Vodka and coffee liqueur to a rocks glass over ice.
  • Top with half & half (or a non-dairy substitute).
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Tito's Harvest Punch--Bubbly and spicy. Perfect for a crowd.
INGREDIENTS
  • 8 oz cran-orange infused Tito's Handmade Vodka MAKE IT!
  • 1 bottle prosecco
  • 1 gallon apple cider
  • 2 12-oz bottles ginger beer
  • 3 apples, sliced
  • 2 oranges, sliced into triangles
  • 8 cinnamon sticks
  • Cinnamon sugar, for rimming glass
DIRECTIONS
  • Add ice in a large bowl and pour in apple cider, prosecco, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and ginger beer.
  • Add apple slices, orange slices, and cinnamon sticks.
  • Give the punch a stir and serve with cinnamon sugar-rimmed glasses.
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F&R Edelweiss--The addition of St. Germaine adds a slight floral note
INGREDIENTS
  • 1 1/4 oz. TX Whiskey
  • 3/4 oz. St. Germain
  • 2 oz. Cranberry Juice
  • Mint leaves and cranberries
PREPARATION
​Mix ingredients in a shaker, shake with ice and strain into a glass. Garnish with mint leaves and cranberries.
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TX Toddy--The perfect remedy for those winter colds. But, don't wait until you have one to imbibe. We like English Breakfast for the tea.
INGREDIENTS
  • 2 oz. TX Whiskey
  • 1/2 oz. Honey
  • 1/4 oz. Lemon juice
  • 3 oz. Hot Tea
PREPARATION Mix TX Whiskey, lemon juice, and hot tea in a glass. Drizzle in honey and garnish with a cinnamon stick. 
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F&R Pumpkin Espresso Martini--Dessert and coffee all in one glass. 
INGREDIENTS
  • 2 oz. TX Whiskey
  • Spoonful of pumpkin pie mix
  • 1 oz. espresso
  • 1/4 oz. condensed milk
  • Pinch of nutmeg
PREPARATION
​Mix ingredients in a shaker, shake with ice and strain into a glass. Sprinkle ground nutmeg on top to finish.
Lastly, Kalen wanted to share a beverage that is a holiday tradition for many, wassail. This recipe came from my family and I distinctly remember walking in to my grandparents' house on Christmas Day to a house filled with the scent of apples and spice. It is a non-alcoholic drink, but we've recently discovered that it tastes pretty amazing with a shot of TX Whiskey. 
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Wassail
INGREDIENTS
  • 1 gallon apple cider
  • 1 stick cinnamon
  • 1 tsp whole cloves
  • 1/2 c. lemon juice
  • 1 1/2 c. orange juice
  • 1 orange, sliced
PREPARATION
Simmer apple cider and spices in large saucepan for 3 hours. Add juices and cook until warmed through.  To serve, pour in to punch bowl and add sliced oranges. Serve warm.​
Happy Entertaining! 
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Party Pics: West Elm Event

11/13/2018

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Last week we co-hosted an event with West Elm Fort Worth where we created some super fun table settings for the upcoming holidays. We even got the crowd in on the fun! Thanks to West Elm and their team for the gracious hospitality, and to Williams Sonoma for the yummy holiday treats! Y'all, both of them have the cutest tabletop stuff right now, we had the hardest time deciding what to use. Check out the party pics and links below to all the great product. Oh, and all Tabletop is now on sale at West Elm, 20% off. 
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Whimsical Table
​Dapper Animal Salad Plates
Fishs Eddy Scalloped Dinner Plate
​Gold Metal Charger
Gold Flatware Set
Luster Velvet Table Runner
​Distressed Metallic Dots Napkins
Oblique Glassware
Modern Brass Candleholder
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Reactive Glaze Vases
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Elegant Blush Table
Pop Art Salad Plates (extra 40% off!)
​Reactive Glaze Dinner Plates
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Square Dinnerware
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Rose Gold Flatware
Luster Velvet Border Napkin
​Frayed Edge Placemats
​Bormioli Rocco Stemware
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Glass Ball Ornaments
Bottle Brush Trees
Glitter Garland
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Holiday Tartan Table
Tartan Dinner Plates
​Snowman Salad Plates
Snowman Appetizer Plates
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Hipped Glassware
​Distressed Metallic Dot Napkins
Metallic Laced Placemats
Promenade Flatware Set
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Felt Stocking (used as charger)
​Felt Mistletoe (used as napkin ring)

Right now, it's Friends & Family Week at Williams-Sonoma too, save 20% through Thursday! 

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Fall Tables

10/18/2018

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We've been setting a LOT of fall tables lately and thought we should share with you some of the details on where you can find some of these great pieces. We love to layer in festive pieces with china, stemware or other pieces our clients already own. Just add a fun new salad plate or colorful table runner and some accessories and you have a brand new look! 
This first table is more on the traditional side and all came from Pottery Barn.
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Resources: All from Pottery Barn
Charlotte Dinner Plate
Watercolor Leaves Salad Plate
Monique Lhuillier Glass Charger
Bamboo Flatware
Kenaf Table Runner
Anton Paisley Table Runner
Schott Zweisel Taste Wine Glass
​Monique Lhuillier Avril Coupe Glass
​Chester Brushed Candleholders
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Turkey Place Card Holders
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This client has an amazing Mackenzie-Childs collection that she wanted to incorporate so we found the perfect napkin and other pieces to coordinate. So cute! 
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Hammered Copper Charger--Pottery Barn
Waterbury Leaves Dinner Plate--Pier 1
Pumpkin Bowl--Pottery Barn
Teal Velvet Placemat--Pier 1
Buffalo Check Napkin--Pier 1
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Gold Rimmed Wine Glasses--similar here
Checkerboard Pumpkins--Mackenzie-Childs


Our last table is more on the eclectic side, after all, that is what we do best! Don't you just love that pop of teal?! Oh and those amethyst glasses. So in love with this table. 
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​Rustic Fatima Dinner Plates--World Market
Pumpkin Bowls--World Market
Jute Table Runner--World Market
Ikat Table Runner--similar here
Hurricanes--similar here
Amethyst Glasses--similar here
Glazed Salad Plates--similar here
Velvet Pumpkins--similar here

Want more tips and tricks on creating these amazing tables? Join us at our next event at West Elm Fort Worth for a Table Setting Demo, sips and snacks. More info and RSVP here! 
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The Lounge: Entertaining in Style

7/25/2018

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You know that place you love to go to have a glass of wine with your friends? It has a relaxing vibe, eclectic decor that is totally different than you home, furniture that is both chic and comfortable and has neither cup holders or queso stains from last year's Super Bowl.  Well, one of our recent clients wanted one of those exact kind of spaces in her own home to entertain, lounge and well, just be a grown up! Since her formal dining room was not frequently used, we transformed it in to a chic lounge that rivals the swankiest of hotel bars. "Waiter, another prosecco, please!" 

Before
Even though there was decent natural light coming in to the room, it was sucked up by the dark walls and ceiling. By replacing the wallpaper and painting the ceiling, we immediately brightened up the room.
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After
Pale gray club chairs from Wayfair form the main seating area. We added mirrored panels from Wisteria on wall opposite the window to reflect the light and make the room even brighter.
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We used a deep cobalt blue as an accent color on the neutral palette with this lacquered sideboard from All Modern.  The Pottery Barn drapes are customized with the addition of a blue Greek key design tape and our favorite DIY dot painting also adds blue accents. Artwork over sideboard is from Virginia artist Juniper Briggs. 
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I think this girl has found her happy place. What about you? Do you have a space in your home that needs a refresh? We'd love to help you create your own happy place. Contact us for more info. 
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Resources:
​Club chairs: Wayfair
Lacquered sideboard: All Modern
Mirrors: Wisteria 
Wallpaper: Hygge & West
Drapes: Pottery Barn (customized)
Bar Cart: West Elm
Lamps: West Elm
Chandelier: All Modern
Artwork: Juniper Briggs
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