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New Modern Farmhouse | Living Room
The main room of the new house was a unique challenge. It was large, but the client wanted it to feel intimate. The client wanted it to be bright, but not sterile. And like most open plans it contained three zones: living, kitchen and dining, but in this house they are all visible from the front door.
The History of Champagne Glasses
Champagne coupes made their debut in 1734 in a piece depicting a post-hunt oyster lunch in the private dining room of Louis XV.
Photo Essay I Vintage Champagne Bucket
When your vintage champagne buckets aren't being used to chill bubbly, they can serve so many other functions in your home.
Not just a Champagne Coupe
Try not to let their name discourage you, champagne coupes are appropriate for so many alcoholic (or non-alcoholic) beverages. One of our favourites is the Gin-Campari Sour. Combine gin, Campari,...
Decorating with French Canning Jars
French canning jars make great little accent pieces in any space.
Photo Essay I Champagne Coupe
Regularly drinking out of champagne coupes is the secret to feeling like your life is in order and that you prepared for anything.
Photo Essay I Linen Sheets
We are firm believers that there is nothing better than freshly washed linen sheets. They are so light and fluffy, and seem to get softer with every wash.
Moroccan Style | The Glass of Summer
Sparkling Moroccan glass is our favorite thing for summer. Each piece is hand made, and perfect for a sparkling rose, a cocktail, or a relaxing Moroccan tea ritual. You choose.
Holiday 2020
This year, December is bound to be quite different, as most months of 2020 have been. But I hope to preserve as many of my rituals and traditions as I can, and to spread as much generosity, love and kindness as I can along the way.
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Welcome to the Elsie Green Podcast where our host Andie and her guests discuss design, travel, fashion, beauty and other beautiful things in life.