Mixed Greens

You know they are good for you.  Deep and dark or light and leafy, they are all delicious and nutritious.  A giant bowl of mixed greens is the perfect cure for a little too much of anything (St. Patrick’s Day overindulgence, for example).  But leafy greens are not just good for your body – they are good for your home too.

Enjoy a healthy serving of mixed greens:

Anna Williamson Architect

Winn Wittman Architecture

Galbraith & Paul Lotus Wallpaper

William Sonoma

House Beautiful

Rossington Architecture

Dovetail Brando Console

Plexi-Craft Table 

(Also check out their cool bar cart in emerald, featured in the April Issue of Architectural Digest).

Major Chair in Emerald Velvet
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

Chloe Side Chair - Bungalow 5

Celadon Seeded Glass Lamp
The Jamie Young Company

Turquoise Loop Pillow
The Jamie Young Company

Christopher Farrcloth Ravenna Rug

Dash & Albert Indoor/Outdoor Rug

Bungalow 5 Ashley Square Nesting Trays

Coastal Living Magazine accessorizes a book case with green glass balls:

Like this look?  We can help:

Dovetail Floating Glass Balls

Barbra Bright Kitchen Design

Greg Natale

Anthropologie Bistro Brew Coffee Maker

Need more green?  Check out our blog post on Pantone’s color-of-the-year.

So go ahead and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a healthy serving of mixed greens in your home.  And don’t forget to EAT your vegetables too!  Here’s why. 

Do it!

P.S.  Feeling green with envy over your home's green goodies?  Here are some green things for you too!

Kate Spade iPhone case

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