Showing posts with label Estelle Colored Glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Estelle Colored Glass. Show all posts

Saturday, June 29, 2024

Pagodas, Wicker & Colored Glass

Amanda Lindroth & Estelle Colored Glass

 
I love this wicker pagoda by Amanda Lindroth. Alas, I passed on getting it when it was on a fabulous Tag Sale on her now closed website because I really don't have a spot for it. I love how it is styled here with Estelle Colored Glass, seashells, wicker wrapped candles, a pineapple and limes. 

Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Elegant Ice Cream

Estelle Colored Glass


In the summer, or if you live in a tropical climate, there is no better dessert than ice cream or gelato or sorbet. For entertaining, my favorite idea is to serve it in Estelle Champagne Coupes - so elegant.

Wednesday, January 17, 2024

The Colorful Wet Bar

Estelle Colored Glass


This very pretty wet bar is in the home of the founder of Estelle Colored Glass. I love the brass and glass shelving with a gorgeous collection of glassware in an array of colors. I spy a pink ceiling!

Friday, December 8, 2023

Pink for Christmas

Estelle Colored Glass

 
Red and green are of course classics at Christmas, but there are so many wonderful color choices. I love these colors - a pink tree and pink decanter with pops of blue and green.

Estelle has some gorgeous limited edition pieces for the holidays great for entertaining or for Christmas gifting. I especially love the fuchsia.

Monday, November 20, 2023

My Christmas Wish List

Estelle Colored Glass Decanter - Heritage Collection in Fuchsia


I have never been especially excited by glassware. That changed a couple of years ago when I was introduced to Estelle Colored Glass. I am completely smitten and have now started a collection. The woman founder and owner of Estelle named the company after her grandmother who loved entertaining and antiquing and collecting colored glass. 

The founder of Estelle Colored Glass named the collection in honor of her grandmother, Estelle, who she describes as "a jewel of a person that instilled in me an appreciation of the pastime of treasure hunting for beautiful finds -- especially for the kitchen which was the heart of her home."

These heirloom pieces are designed in Charleston, South Carolina and blown by hand in Poland by artisans. I think the colors are stunning. They have a luminescent quality that is hard to describe but gorgeous. They elevate setting the table to another level with all the color options. This woman owned company went from obscurity to fame during the pandemic with more dining (and alcohol consumption) at home. 

This has become the "it" glassware that modern brides are registering for. While I registered for china and silver when I got married, I did not register for crystal because there was nothing I loved. I do now.

Thursday, August 3, 2023

The Chinoiserie Wet Bar

Mary Beth Wagner Interiors

Isn't this the most beautiful wet bar? The wallcovering is a custom colorway in Gracie Studio's French Deco. I love the gorgeous marble counters and brass hardware. The brass and glass bar is stunning.

Monday, May 30, 2022

Happy Memorial Day

Christoper Maya - House Beautiful


Happy Memorial Day to all. Here is a great dining room with a color palette of red, white, and blue and chinoiserie. The wallpaper is de Gournay Earlham custom colored in cobalt blue, paired with trim and bookcases lacquered in red. Below is the shot that graced the cover of House Beautiful in 2013 with Louis XVI chairs and a 1940s Edward Wormley dining table.

Sunday, May 22, 2022

Vintage Palm Beach Wicker

Palm Beach Wicker China Cabinet

 I had to share a wonderful vintage find of my daughter's this week. She and her fiancé love vintage pieces and are filling their new home in Annapolis, Maryland with them. She found this vintage wicker china cabinet on Facebook Marketplace at a Delaware beach house.