Showing posts with label Sweet Paul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweet Paul. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 25

Giving Thanks



{flower arrangement top left by Ovando New York, all other images via sweet paul}
Almost all the leaves have fallen here in New England. The chill is in the air. Frost is on the lawns where the dew used to be. Bare branches and the color of bittersweet adorns. It's so easy to bring the outside in and warm your homes for the holiday. I love the image of the table from Sweet Paul, who has the best inspiration for subtle simplicity with a modern vibe. Don't forget to bring flowers to dinner. This stunning monochromatic explosion of flora would warm the heart of any host.

May your holiday be full of family and friends, your home bustling with laughter and cheer, and may there be plenty of leftovers for thanksgiving sandwiches!


Happy Thanksgiving to you from everyone at eInvite.com!

Wednesday, April 29

Brides of Autumn

{collage images via sweet paul, who I just love!}


{invitation via eInvite}

While all of us are enjoying the warm sun of spring, brides of autumn may have other temperatures and colors playing in their minds. Inspired by the palettes offered in the photographs of Sweet Paul's blog, here is a collage of autumn inspiration. All images found via Sweet Paul, who is a seriously talented food designer and quite a crafty guy. Black details can add the most amazing hint of drama to almost any color palette. This invitation by Rytex-Mission via eInvite goes all out with sophisticated black.

Whether there is a subtle hint or a bold presentation, pairing a natural palette with noire is just stunning.

Tuesday, December 16

Keeping it Simple



Getting down to the fundamental features, creating original aesthetics with punch and pizzazz is always striking. I found the image of the pears via Sweet Paul who I admire for his originality and eye for style, and fell for the simplicity and the unique presentation. The colors pop and leave you looking for more sweet touches. I love the whimsy inclusion of the vintage leaves and the combination of deep red and this funky blue.

Continuing the color palette, I found this great handmade ornament on etsy by skychica, an internationally recognized glass artisan. All of these elements compliment the simple and elegant holiday greeting, echoing sophistication and originality. The red foil elements glow on the paper and your text is eloquently printed.


{Beautiful red pears with vintage velvet leaves via Sweet Paul; Sussical Holiday Ornament by skychica via etsy; Crimson Mistletoe from Checkerboard via eInvite}