It has danced it's way into the shop, dressed in a finery of feathers and silvery tones and blushing a delicate shade of pink.
The promise of dark evenings curled up in front of a log fire, the scent of mulling spices and the never ending "bite size food"
Scarlet will burst through the door a little later, the bright brash ilex berries and the trumpets of amaryllis are always late to the party.
I have always though it a little crass to put Christmas in too early, but then if you read this blog, you will doubtless have worked out I can be the most frightful snob.
If you can't beat them, join them.
There are still a few spots left on our Christmas evenings, come along and learn how you can recreate in the look in the comfort of your own home.
5 comments:
Love the window - very tasteful, very you xx
oh Simone its beautiful, I am such a perochial villager that I hardly ever cross the A1 unless absolutely necessary and I feel looking at your shop window I really need to make the effort now. Clever, talented, gifted, inspired friend and owner lurcher, the latter makes us the best kind of people lol xx! Madame T-J
The window looks lovely, think i might be finally warming to christmas. I got the most gorgeous bunch of green and red spiky amaryllis this week for my college work.
lovely...and perfect since i am sitting by a fire listening to Christmas music....
Whoop, whoop, it has commenced, I adore the look, very sophisticated and so, so right, the shopping is under way xxx
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