Room by Room: Niches

The best way to fill a lighted niche is with properly scaled art and silks or sculpture.

Room by Room: Home Office

Every bookshelf needs a soft element as well as texture changes from rough to shiny. 

The main ingredients of shelf décor are color, texture, and scale. Simple larger items are easy on the eyes.

Room by Room: Kitchen Niches

Kitchen niches need décor with color and symmetry to make them seem ordered.

Room by Room: Coffee Table

Coffee tables need three big things to complete a story. Books are always a favorite of mine as at least one of the elements. 

Room by Room: Fireplace

Mantle candlesticks and vase designs can bring balance to an asymmetrical fireplace. A tray on the ottoman brings softness and function. 

Room by Room: Kitchen Table

Kitchen tables need interest that doesn't interfere with meals. This adds a finishing touch to the stone. 

Morgan and Austin's Wedding

Champion's Run was a perfect venue for vows under a floral adorned arch. Hydrangeas a top cylinder vases escorted the bride down the aisle.

Guests placed congratulatory cards in a grapevine and crystal wrapped pedestal glass bowl.

Attendants carried roses, freesias, purple lisianthus, and stock blossoms.

The pavillion at Champion's Run set the scene for the reception, with tall ceilings we did a tall pedestal with flowing flowers on top and low cylinders for a more intimate feel to the table. Three looks were chosen to add variety to the large space. Pillar candles and low bowls of flowers were complimentary to the tall vases.

Chinese lanterns hung from fabric high above the guests dining to add color to the venue.

The wedding looked beautiful and the bride and groom couldn't be happier.