I love the soft, yet sultry colors in the Metro Chic palette. While bordering on the antediluvian on their own, there can be a classic, modern, vintage and romantic touch to the palette depending upon the way you take it or choose to express yourself:
stately black candelabras
decadent croquembouche
lush pink peonies
sparkling champagne
vintage chest
romantic handwritten love letter
platinum tufted chair
Parisian fashion
How are you inspired?
There is something sweet, delicious and crisp about a pink and green color palette for an event. From the palest of pinks to the deepest of greens, this is a palette that can mesh well with early morning casual weddings to glamorous evening affairs.
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For this week’s hot colors, we’re taking another cue from the Pantone Fall 2008 Color Report. Wintered Rose and Shitake are a different play on the already tired pink and brown theme. Instead of drawing attention with bold statement colors, these muted tones are more sultry and more complex. Last week, we went for bold and contrast. This week, we’re a bit more subdued. These deep shades can resonate so much– but for me, it was the romance. I saw nothing but modern elegance and lushness when I saw this mauve and brown shade. The ivory added a touch of innocence at the same time.
{Cake and cocktails :: Modern Bride | Bridesmaids Dress :: Style JH 5827 | Wedding Dress :: JH8800 | Candle and hurricane glass :: Michelle Rago| Cocktail tables :: BBJ and RUDA Photography :: Tabletop :: Appika Photography }