It’s Monday – what mood are you in?

Bathing Beauty
Replenished
Pronunciation: \ri-ˈple-nishˈed\
Filled with inspiration or nourished
P.S. Back from the beach, renewed and refreshed!
Photo via Diamond Baratta Design
It’s Monday – what mood are you in?
Bathing Beauty
Replenished
Pronunciation: \ri-ˈple-nishˈed\
Filled with inspiration or nourished
P.S. Back from the beach, renewed and refreshed!
Photo via Diamond Baratta Design
Diamond Baratta in New York Spaces
Lush beautiful blossoms like peonies, hydrangeas and cymbidium orchids aren’t perfect for every decor and we’re sometimes asked to create more modern designs using just big leaves.
Christina Murphy in House Beautiful
Usually these bouquets are placed in contemporary settings (most recently in the chic interiors of Megu, a trendy Japanese restaurant in New York) and in homes with a coastal or tropical feel.
Scott Currie in Elle Decor
Big leaves such as monstera deliciosa, elephant ears and fiddle leaf fig are not only a cost effective way of getting big style on a budget, but the fresh ones seem to last forever (the same could be said for the faux ones, too!) We love how theses designs make such a statement without all the fuss.
Kelly Wearstler's Game Night Table in House Beautiful
Sarah Walker in Elle Decor
Jack Fhillips in Traditional Home
So whether your look is natural or nautical, we think big leaves are the way to go for maximum style – don’t you?
Photos from New York Spaces, House Beautiful, Elle Decor and Traditional Home