Showing posts with label tabletop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tabletop. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 3, 2017

MET GALA | THE REAL BEAUTY





The obvious choice for discussion with regards to the Met Gala would be the fashion.  Year after year the creativity and beauty really leaves me breathless.  However, this year I wasn't inspired by the dresses.  What really made me stop and stare were the tablescapes and flowers inside the coveted event.

Done by the renound Roul Avila, the decor was absolutely striking.  Above are a few inspirational shots via Vogue.  The style in its entirety is so us - the pinks, mixed with a modern take on traditional blue china and gold Chippendale chairs.  The sophisticated, but understated gold rimmed glasses, the delicate terra-cotta planters filled with pops of colorful florals.  That boxwood, floral wall?!!  I can't.  It is totally chic, but colorful and fun.  I absolutely love everything about it!

xo
Missy

Monday, March 6, 2017

A CHARITABLE SUNDAY





This weekend we participated in a wonderful event benefiting a local, Long Island charity.  A few interior designers were asked to decorate tabletops and auction off items for the Junior Welfare League of Huntington's "Camp for Kids".    For 25 years this charity has sent at risk children to summer camp- a happy, carefree time that people take for granted and every child should get to enjoy.  This charity brightens up the lives of many children so we wanted to brighten up the lives of everyone participating in the event yesterday.  That is why we chose the hot pink, white and grey color palette.  Above are some pictures from the set up for the event. 



Obsessed with these kiddies - clearly they were a big help - lol




We had custom placemats made for the event which came out better than we imagined.  Topped with Kate Spade dot dishes and obviously monogrammed napkins. Our flowers were simple - a glass, cylindrical vase in the center of the table with beautiful, white quince and a few, scattered orchids in small terra-cotta urns.  A grey and white large stripe tablecloth trimmed with a gorgeous, knotted samuel & son trim (also used as napkin holders). It was a simple, colorful, happy table - one of my favorites that we've ever done.  We couldn't have done it without Elite Tent & Party Rentals our party planning partners,  Scott & Amanda Schneider (their adorable kiddies are pictured above).  For the best kiddie outfits and outrageous mommy adventures check out Amanda's blog Amanda Beau & Co.

xo
m&d