A feel for each signature style — composed for your rooms, never from a list.
Deep reds, gold, champagne, navy and forest green. Velvet ribbon, mercury glass, candlelight on every surface. Traditional is Christmas as you remember it — then layered until it glows.
This book is here to inspire — five signature colourways, then the finishing touches that complete them. Each is a feeling, not a fixed list: trees, garlands, wreaths and statement pieces, composed for your rooms.
The Christmas everyone is hoping for.
Claret red, gold and deep green. Nutcrackers on the mantel, velvet bows on the stair — generous, familiar, done properly.
The mountain, brought inside.
Forest green on green, lifted with gold. Pine, fir and boxwood layered deep — the most natural of the traditional set.
Winter light, held indoors.
Mercury glass, frosted pine and white velvet. The quietest of the traditional colourways — all shimmer, no colour.
The quietest kind of drama.
Deep navy velvet against silver and starlight white. Unexpected, composed — for rooms that don't need to shout.
The room by candlelight, all evening long.
Champagne, brushed gold and warm white. The most luminous of the colourways — it flatters every room it touches.
The florist's Christmas.
Preserved roses, hydrangea and eucalyptus, woven through tree, garland and wreath. Shown in claret & blush, and in champagne & green — arranged by hand. By request.
Gathered from the forest.
Green hydrangea, eucalyptus, sea thistle and cone — florals at their quietest, lit by candlelight. The same hand, the deeper end of the palette.
Heritage, woven through.
Wool plaid ribbon and bows, threaded through any of the five colourways. A nod to the chalet's alpine bones — by request.