It’s always a treat to visit The Ruins in Seattle, a supper club …beyond all supper clubs. Aside from the extraordinary antiques which are always present, the seasonal decor almost always takes my breath away. Before dinner, we had drinks in the blue room where there was a storm in full flurry.
This beautiful navy room, with panels depicting nature was under a raging snowy siege.
A grid of wires above had been draped with silver balls and flakes, cutout paper snowflakes and orbs and a scattering of silvery branches.
Quite a festive scene.
The twiggy trees positioned throughout the room emphasized the winter wonderland theme.
Psssst…. would you like to venture into dining room with me?
Come on, let’s take a look….
The deep red flowers and furnishings in the dining room were stunning against the pale colored walls and trim. The hand dipped red candles were simply beautiful, sadly, this image doesn’t show their impact very well.
I am not usually a big fan of poinsettias, or Christmas ball wreaths, but I’d never pass up an opportunity to live and breath in this space with this decor.
Thank you Splendid Readers for your interest, visits, loyalty and comments. I hope you have a wonderful day today. Please take a few moments out to take care of yourself.
xo,
Emily,
I live in Seattle and have not been here! Gorgeous antiques! So much to see and do in our lovely city.
Having a quick coffee while my family sleeps and the festivities of the day begin. Enjoy the day with your family! Have a happy and healthy New Year!
leslie ~ sounds like a wonderful way to begin your day! Happy New Year to you!
How beautiful!1 Looks like a wonderful evening!! Hope you had a very merry Christmas!! And now it's time to sit back and enjoy!!
This all looks so beautiful. I must get to Seattle!
Well this *is* Seattle's best kept secret because I've never-ever heard of it! How fortunate yo are to be able go here…it really looks like a very beautiful and special place.
Hope your holidays were very Merry & Bright…and that your New Year will be the same and filled with many blessings!!!
xo J~
Emily,
Those snowflakes are totally divine! I'm not sure I would ever want to leave if I dined there! Hope you have a wonderful New Year! M.