From Our Home to Yours {Christmas: It's a Wrap!}

The gifts are wrapped and ready to be delivered to family and friends. This season, I chose wrapping paper from Emily McCarthy of Savannah, GA. I adore the Southern-inspired look of the palm fronds and oyster shells in the traditional reds and greens.

Sources:

Satin ribbons - Scriptura

Gift tags - Streetcar {mca studios, Hazelnut}

                  To/From {Watson Kennedy, Seattle}

Happy Christmas Eve to you and yours!

"times new roman" , serif; font-size: large;">See more of my 2018 From Our Home to Yours posts:

Facade | Facade at Night | ADORE Magazine | Chateau Lapeyre | Living Room | Sunroom | Tinsel Cocktail Tree | 
Den & Dining Rooms | Kitchen | Hotel Hop | Christmas Cards | Night (Living Room) | The Cottage/Poinsettia wreath | Fresh Flowers | Wrapping Paper |

All Wrapped Up, y'all!

Shopping Seattle {Watson Kennedy}

I always love to pop into the two locations of Watson Kennedy when in Seattle.

There are so many pretty things to look at in each of the locations.

Watson Kennedy Fine Home
Location: at First Ave. & Spring, Seattle
Address: 1022 First Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206.652.8350 

Hours: 
Monday - Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm

Watson Kennedy Fine Living
Location: Pike Place Market, Seattle
Address: 86 Pine Street, Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206.443.6281 

Hours: 
Monday - Saturday: 10am - 6pm
Sunday: 10am - 5pm

Here are some of my favorite things from my recent visit.

Watson Kennedy, y'all!

Wanderlust {Seattle)

I cannot wait to leave NOLA for the cooler and less humid temperatures of Seattle. I have visited Seattle for the past three years, and it has become one of my favorite cities to visit.

I am looking forward to good eating, shopping, and Nordstrom.

Timothy De Clue Collection

Watson Kennedy

Six-Seven at The Edgewater

Wanderlust Seattle, y'all!

Shopping Seattle {Watson Kennedy}

I have been following the daily blog, Ted Kennedy Watson, for a while, so last year during my first visit to Seattle I made a bee line to his two shops. I was not disappointed. Both shops are filled with fine selections of found goods, natural curiosities, accessories, and culinary delights.

The shop is filled with lovely vignettes neatly organized in colors of green, orange, red, yellow, and blue. 

Though I did not see Ted this year (here's a photo from last July), his employee John was as helpful and friendly as could be. I look forward to receiving my purchases as I know they are always handled with care.

Here are some of my favorite things:

You must make your way over to Watson Kennedy when you visit Seattle. My favorite location is on First Avenue. The other location is located at the Inn at the Market on Pine Street.

Watson Kennedy is a feast for the senses.

In my honest opinion: I guess my only disappointment was that I probably could have used the same blog post from last year as both stores looked similarly appointed. I like when stock is moved and vignettes reworked as it just seems refreshed, and the offerings appear "new".

Watson Kennedy, y'all!