Showing posts with label 2009 Holiday Decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2009 Holiday Decor. Show all posts

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Winter Whites






A little winter white today courtesy of Livingetc's November issue. View it here.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Winter Greens






A little bit of holiday greenery today, courtesy of the November issue of House and Home.

Photo Credits:
1. Stairwell, home of Sarah Richardson, Photo by Michael Graydon
2. Home of H&H's Suzanne Dimma, Photo by Michael Graydon
3. Branching Out Feature, House & Home, Produced by Stephanie White and Michael Penney, Photo by Virginia MacDonald
4. Home of H&H's Suzanne Dimma, Photo by Michael Graydon

Monday, November 29, 2010

Holiday Inspiration: Succulents, Air Plants and Flora Grubb


I can never get enough of Flora Grubb. Everytime I visit their site, I'm always inspired and want one of each and everything they make. And as you can see from these pictures, this season they don't disappoint. Love the idea of a succulent wreath or air plant ornament don't you? And those pots, to die for.




Tuesday, November 23, 2010

A Bright Christmas


The talented, Will Taylor of Bright Bazaar showed us his latest styling shoot for the December issue of Rue Magazine, styling the same room three different ways for the holidays. The technicolor one stole my heart. Congrats Will!

Thursday, November 18, 2010

DIY: Snowflake Panels from Free People


The folks over at Free people posted a DIY on their blog yesterday on how to make some snowflake panels. A perfect little project for this time of year. Especially if you are drape-less like us. I may try this. I like how they all link together. Sort of like the Snowflake Curtain we posted about last year, just more linked together. (Update: Idea was adapted from dsponge; Image via dsponge ).

DIY: Natural Wood Tree Stand


We love this DIY Tree Stand idea that Stephen and Shauna of Something's Hiding in Here did for Urban Outfitters' blog recently. While hiding in the woods at their favourite spot, they brought their fake Christmas tree, drill, paddle bit and scrap paper and created a unique rustic holiday setting. See the how-to here.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Chalk it up to the holidays!

Canadian House & Home, Design Editor, Joel Bray, Photo Credit: Angus Fergusson

Canadian House and Home featured this fuss-free take on the traditional Christmas Tree in their December issue. A fun and crafty approach to something we saw back in 2008 by All the Luck in the World which we're thinking inspired the one over at Free People this year (below). What are your tree traditions? Real, not so real?

Monday, December 21, 2009

The Art of the Display: Department Store Holiday Windows



Another beauty from Anthropologie. Photo credit: Hijirik

I've always loved store display windows, especially during the holidays. My uncle was a window display artist and made a huge impact in my life with regards to design. He was well respected in his industry and had major talent. Every year I love hiking downtown to look at Department Store window displays however was disappointed this year as the Hudson Bay Company didn't have their traditional holiday display due to the Olympics display (apparantly not enough time to take down and put up) - rather sad. So I went hunting online for a few treasures to feed my soul. (Thanks to twitter.com/storewindows for many of these links).

The Gothamist has a post on New York's displays. From Barney's SNL-inspired windows to Lord & Taylor's more traditional display.

Anthropologie at Rockefeller Center in New York seems to be my favourite so far. See pictures here, here and here and another favourite here (using old school chairs and rulers). Also check out their flickr pool of many of their windows across the world.

Macy's 2009 Christmas Window Display, from The Windy Pixel, Chicago.

Another Normal has heaps of window display pics. From Christmas past to Christmas present.

I love this Christmas in NYC 2009 set and this one too.

Printemps Haussmann, Paris.

Masaru Ozaki Video Projection Cube Christmas Trees in Tokyo.

Some pools at flickr: Fantastic Store Window Displays, Christmas Behind Glass and Christmas in NYC Pool.


Macy's Christmas Windows 2009

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Inspiration: Paper Whites



Speaking of Small Stump (who recently were featured buying a Christmas tree on Design Sponge last week), don't you love how they've (they've meaning, their new collaboration, Studio Choo) presented these paper whites and amaryllis? Available for purchase at Gravel & Gold, (that San Francisco shop Lisa Congdon featured recently here). Or be inspired and create your own.


Sunday, December 13, 2009

Recycled Aluminum Holiday Light Shades D.I.Y.



Hey hey! Fun to see our Poppytalk contributers, Shauna and Stephen of Somethings Hiding in Here doing this Recycled Aluminum Holiday Light Shades D.I.Y. for Urban Outfitters.

Friday, November 6, 2009

David Stark + West Elm Holiday Collection



This season, David Stark has partnered with west elm for a collection of whimsical decorative accessories. From sparkly wreath's to natural-weaved trees, each piece is a touch of arts-and-crafts using objects from materials like recycled cardboard and paper.

westelm.com
davidstarkdesign.com