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NYIGF: Crowning Glories

by habituallychic

08 . 17 . 10
I saw a cute crown that Jenna Lyons had in her office and since then I’ve been thinking about them as a decorative accent.  I was happy to then see them in many booths at the New York International Gift Fair yesterday. I think I may definitely have to buy one of the gorgeous versions from Vagabond Vintage above.  Luckily, they told me that Mothology carries much of their pieces for those of you who can’t buy to the trade or as a designer. 
Peacock Park also has many crown styles.
A black and gold crown at Peacock Park.
Gilt crown at Blue Ocean Traders.
There’s another crown style on the bench at Blue Ocean Traders.
Gilt crown on a stand at Tara Shaw Maison.
Another crown at Tara Shaw Maison.
Crown embroidery at Julia B.
I loved the crown napkins (above and below) at Dransfield & Ross.  And the Greek Key of course!
Photos by Heather Clawson for Habitually Chic

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  1. The French Boudoir August 17, 2010 | 12:57 am

    Super lovely stuff!I love to use crowns as accessories. They make even the smallest space look elegant, luxurious and simple lovely! Thanks for sharing. Love and happiness.

    Sim xox

  2. Simone - honeyandfizz August 17, 2010 | 1:13 am

    So cool. The perfect decorating touch to remind the family who rules the roost 🙂 A fab touch.

  3. jewelry without jewels August 17, 2010 | 1:31 am

    Been loving all your posts on the Fair! So incredibly jealous!

    Please stop by our newly redesigned blog..we’re hosting a giveaway 🙂

    xo,
    E

  4. Shorely Chic August 17, 2010 | 1:43 am

    looove them! nice job – I was there today, so much fun but so tired right now!

  5. Teresa Hatfield August 17, 2010 | 4:28 am

    The linens are gorgeous. Love it all. Thanks for taking us to market with you!
    Teresa (Splendid Sass)

  6. Ms Smart August 17, 2010 | 5:20 am

    crowns a regal classic. love them.

  7. jones August 17, 2010 | 12:15 pm

    You are inspiring me to goto the LA gift show this year. Mary