Tablescape designed by Kathleen Sullivan Elliott of Kathleen Sullivan Elliott Interior Design using our Turquoise Lace Service Plates. Images by Binita Patel. Seen above: Turquoise Lace Service Plate (S1705T) - $115
I had to do a double-take, but "yes, that is our Plum Lace Service Plate". Not that you really see it next to that bling of a napkin ring. See the images here: Binita Patel Seen Above: Plum Lace Service Place (S1705P) - $115 www.mottahedeh.com
I was in awe as I stumbled across this Blue Canton inspired table which was styled by Eric Steven Jacobs of ESJ Designs (and Visual Director of Shreve, Crump & Low) and photographed by Binita Patel for the Shreve, Crump & Low Festive Tables Event last November. "This next table is uber creative! Eric Steven Jacobs of ESJ Designs created...
Toast and Tables has Blue Canton and our Imperial Blue shown on the wall. The image was taken from House Beautiful Magazine. "Blue and White is a favorite decorating scheme for interior designers around the world and the color combination has inspired many tabletop designers... Image from House Beautiful Magazine; Blue Canton Dinnerware, 5 pc place setting $210.00, Mottahedeh" Seen...
So what do actual brides choose for themselves from our patterns? Take a look at how they've chosen to mix and match our pieces! Seen Above: Green Lace Dinner Plate (S1551) - $50 Lady Charlotte's Lily Dessert Plate (CW3902) - $55 Lady Charlotte's Lily Bread & Butter Plate (CW3903) - $45 Green Lace Cup & Saucer (S1554) - $80 www.mottahedeh.com
I am OBSESSED with this website called "Giver's Log" It's a blog dedicated to making and giving gifts to others. And check it out! Our tin plates are suggested as a gift under AmberLee's "Gift Inspiration Boards"! Give a Tin Box set! Visit our website to see our full line: CLICK Seen Above: American Ships Tin Picnic Set of 6...
April's Cooking Light Magazine is bursting with Mottahedeh product, all thanks to one of our favorite prop and set stylists - Lisa Lee! Find us on pages 12, 20, 125, 126 & 128! We even made it into the Editor's Dozen (page 20.) "6. So light it could fly away. Mottahedeh's Apple Lace Butterfly Dessert Plate" Seen above: 1...
We have two large shows coming up in the month of April. The first is the High Point Market in North Carolina. We have a special showroom down there with beautiful windows displaying all of our product. The market starts on the 2nd and goes until the 7th, so it's right around the corner! In preparing for the big event...
I've been going through some of our "rare room" items from our Vault. Mottahedeh has been in business for a long time, and our origins are in reproduction porcelain. Most of our patterns are inspired by or precisely replicate antique patterns, shapes, and motifs. In our vault we keep antiques and the first of products we've produced. In going through...
