Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts

VINTAGE MEETS MID-CENTURY

Chairish is an exclusive, curator approved, online marketplace for vintage and used furniture. They have a brand new collections of rugs with various patterns and color to suit any style! A rug can be a true and unexpected statement piece in a room. To show you how to incorporate color using a fabulous rug I give you my take on a room using a vintage Turkish rug in grass-green! Green has to be my favorite color when it comes to home accessories. When I have numerous color choices, I always opt for green. It is fresh, it is calming, and I feel it brings a little bit of nature in without being too literal.  I chose this fun Green rug out of numerous bold colors, found HERE, and created this style-board using antique pieces from Chairish with a mix of new modern pieces.


1. starburst chandelier // 2. mid-century sofa // 3. rustic sculpture // 4. contemporary vases // 5. hand-painted vintage mirror // 6. grass-green turkish rug // 7. vintage (1960s) decanter set // 8. geometric gold coffee table // 9. antique opera lorgnette// 10. velvet ottoman // 11. simple seating // 12. geometric mirror set // 13. bar cart //14. sun-burst mirror

When dealing with bold colors, it is important to keep everything else fairly neutral. I find green goes really well with warm and cold metallics. Gold is no brainer when pairing with green and it is right on trend right now! I also chose a charcoal gray mid-century couch to off set the green carpet to ground the room. Dark accessories also help to pull the look together. I used a nail sculpture as art to pull gold and gray together, and black vases add a modern vibe while giving a nod to the mid century furniture. How gorgeous is the green decanter set from the 60s!
I also loved the deep colors of the blue ottoman, and accessorized with antique Opera lorgnette, to add more subtle punches of color without overwhelming the space. 
Mirrors are the easiest way to add interest to walls, and I chose 3 different designs, they are all either antique, inspired by the mid-century, and go beautifully with the green rug. Keeping the coffee table and side table simple really allows the accessories to shine. 
Last but not the least, my favorite chandelier of all time. Gold starburst is a classic design, which adds function and interest to the ceiling. Think of lighting as the final touch of bling to complete the look. 

The Christmas Market Toronto

I am already in love with the Distillery District, the architecture gets me every time! Now that is filled with boutique shops, elegant restaurants, bars and art galleries..it is by far my favorite place in the city to visit at any time of the year.

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Christmas Magic is all around us. This is my favorite time of the year when everything is sparkling, the smell of freshly baked cookies, and cheer all around, how can you not get in the spirit of the season! So, naturally on my day off I would like to do nothing but enjoy the season to the fullest. One of my favorite things to is visit the Toronto Christmas Market at the Historic Distillery District.

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If you have never visited the Distillery District, then now is time! The Christmas market is only around until this Sunday, so grab the whole family and visit this beautiful historic Toronto landmark. While you are there, don't forget to try a few grilled cheese sandwiches and mulled wine!

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Beautiful natural decor adding to the historic nature of the area, it will make you feel you have stepping into another time..when things were simple and everything was homemade
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Distillery architecture, and the traditional green paint on windows blends beautifully with the pine trees and reindeers outside the cafe..enjoying a cup of tea sitting with these little guys is nothing short of magical

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While you are sipping on your tea or enjoying some mulled wine, don't forget to buy some goodies. These beautiful vintage tea cups are made into candles. Such a beautiful gift for vintage lover

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Homemade honey, biscuits, chocolate, candles, and much much more. The Christmas market is a lovely escape from the everyday hustle and bustle, and it's a gentle reminder of the way things were.. simple, natural, and homemade. So take your loved one and hop over to the Distillery today!
(P.S. These is Santa for the little ones too!)

This week on Instagram

Insta week

Glammed up for an Indian party..
I realized my love coffee and teas..
Played board games with fancy wine..
Saw some early signs of spring..with golden sunsets and snow melting :)
Went through my mom's vintage Punjabi necklaces..
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