The Musée d'Orsay is
without doubt one of my favorite
destinations in all of Paris.
Can one ever see these incredible
works too many times?
I think not,
so I made a recent trip to see
Faces of Impressionism
before it leaves Texas the end of the month.
You can read about the exhibit here.
It will be at the Kimbell in
Ft. Worth though January 25th.
The weekend in Dallas was wet and cold,
but it was warm and cozy
inside my friend Susan's beautiful home.
She had her table set with adorable
snowmen and snowy glass trees . . .
Along with white
candles and red berries.
snowmen and snowy glass trees . . .
Along with white
candles and red berries.
Charming metal branches with rosy red berries
were scattered down the center of the table.
were scattered down the center of the table.
The oversized stems, often referred to as
buttermilk goblets, are family pieces from
Susan's paternal grandmother and added more
sparkle to the wintery tabletop vignette.
Place settings of
Wedgwood Queen's Ware and Strasbourg sterling
were accented with woven rattan chargers
and festive Ralph Lauren winter napkins featuring
greens, pine cones, and red berries.
I've long admired Wedgwood's pattern
with its delicate shell edge and beautifully
embossed design of leaves and grapes.
The simplicity of the exquisite
white creamware against the woven rattan
and the design on the napkins
works perfectly for a January tablescape.
Allie at the Table
The weekend and Susan's lovely table inspired me to
do a little "painting" of my own.
do a little "painting" of my own.
I'm very accomplished
when using the Waterlogue App!
Joining
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