This weekend starts Hanukkah. Over the years decorating mavens have made this holiday a stylish opportunity in their homes. The strong more trad royal blue used in Hanukkah decorations has softened to the on-trend soft Tiffany blue.
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The whole room has a theme - Even the book shelves have touches of blue - by Design Megillah |
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The tabletop - Mod Tiffany blue |
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Plastic dreidels as vase filler |
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The mantel is clean and simple and modern - I love the garland |
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It's a DIY project made from plastic Hanukkah gelt, and it you go to Design Megillah she tells you how to do it |
Happy Hanukkah y'all!
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What a gorgeous table setting. Nothing is more beautiful than blue paired with gold. There is a royal touch to it-
ReplyDeletesince im the only jewish blogger, of course i love this!
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