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{pattern inspiration: stripes}. . . always thought to have preferred crisp whites and soft, neutral and subdued tones -- this is -- before these strikingly bold black & white stripes came along and changed everything . . .{images: photography by jonny valiant for elegant bride via perfectly put together & style me pretty; dress by alice + olivia via kate arends}{this is glamorous} on facebook & follow on twitter copyright © 2007-2011 {this is glamorous} all rights reserved...
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Pattern: The chevron stripeI am SUCH a sucker for a good bold chevron stripe! I love a classic stripe, but the chevron stripe is so chic and playful and can go one of a hundred different ways. Don't shy away from a stripe! Here is some gorgeous ideas on incorporating the chevron stripe into your wedding. Have a fantastic day loves!xoxKaitViaViaViaVia...
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{pattern inspiration: stripes & spring green}. . . whether painted or gilded, empire, george iii, german, swedish or italian lyre-backed, have always had quite a love affair with chairs . . .{p.s.} another beautiful chair & here as well, and more stunningly lovely spring green{photography by sylvie becquet, with the exception of the last, photography by carolyn roehm; scanned by this is glamorous from a passion for interiors by carolyn roehm}{this is glamorous} on facebook & follow on twitter copyright © 2007-2011 {this is glamorous} all rights reserved...
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Damask, Paisley and Repeated Patterns Oh My!I have noticed quite the trend of a little modern mixed with a little traditional that has become a unique little hybrid all on its own. Damask and paisley are coming back with a force that is to be reckoned with (or did they ever really leave us?). What is damask you say? Damask is a woven pattern generally made out of silk, cotton, wool, linen or synthetic fibers. First produced in China, India, Persia and Syria; they would often feature flowers, fruit, animals and of course ornamentals designs. Today we have taken Damask and created a whole new strain with bright colors and bold designs....
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Blueberry Parfaits, Stripes & Lattice Patterns + a candy bar invitationWith so many along the east coast without power from Hurricane Irene - I wanted to be sure to keep up yesterday's AMAZING vendor challenge for another day. I sure hope everyone is safe that is dealing with the aftermath of the destruction. I cannot believe what it looks like just minutes from our house - businesses and houses submerged in water. And, what were roads are now lakes/rivers. It's mind-boggling. Below is a preview of the yummylicious DIY Goodie . . . blueberry parfaits from the lovely Miriam of Glam Candies. To see the entire photo shoot, please click here or simply scroll down if ...
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The Friday Five: Pattern Happy
This week I'm dedicating the Friday Five to those bold and funky patterns we are seeing everywhere from clothing to weddings to house decor. Mixing fun prints into your wedding color scheme is an easy way to pack some punch into your big day. Using just a little here and there, you can keep a polished overall look while standing out from the crowd at the same time. Here are some (five, in fact!) of my favorites: Chevron: {chev•ron} A v-shaped pattern Stationary is the perfect place for this pattern! •••••••••• Ikat: {ee-kaht} A method of printing woven fabric...
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Patterns in Wedding Invitation DesignsWhat’s in a pattern? Just like color, patterns have the power to evoke a mood and create something memorable~ exactly what you want in a wedding invitation! From simple to complex, it’s easy to recognize the artistry of a great pattern because there’s an effortless flow to the aesthetic that’s pleasing and never overpowering. Using patterns in modern wedding stationery is a powerful wedding trend. Through pops of color and using motifs, repetition, symmetry and asymmetry, a beautiful pattern makes it easy to carry a wedding look across all of the stationery items~ important for c...
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pretty patterns
These invites insipred by patterns like ikat + stripes are such a delight... {Photo credits: Martha Stewart Weddings}...
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patterned tablecloths
Love these tablecloths from Pip and Estella. Photo: Pip and Estella....
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pattern inspiration
Love the artichoke pattern on this gorgeous curtain! Photo: Sarah Kaye Representation....
