Seeing Green: 5 St. Patrick’s Day Style Tips
Say Cheers!
St. Patrick’s Day has deep religious and cultural roots for the people of Ireland. The holiday has long-been an occasion for parades and festivals, and traditional restrictions on drinking alcohol are lifted. Given its history, it’s no wonder why March 17 has become a day for people in the States to indulge in pints of green beer or shamrock cocktails. Ready to get into the holiday spirit(s) at home? We recommend limes, basil and mint garnishes for a St. Patrick’s-worthy display.
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Add Live Greenery
Plants are the simplest way to infuse fresh shades of green into every room of your home. What’s more? Many of today’s most popular indoor houseplants (think devil’s ivy and snake plants) thrive on just a small amount of sunlight and water, no green thumb required. Pair each plant with a chic planter to show off your flora in its best light.
Add Some Flair
It's not just green that's connected to St. Patty's – it's celebratory green. Fun fact: "St. Patrick's Day Green" can actually be traced back to a single flag waving in the air - which boasted a green stripe. You can pay homage to the Irish celebrations of yesteryear with help from a new green throw or tabletop decoration. Find the piece that fits your style (just make sure it's green!) and set the scene for a St. Patrick’s Day tribute.
Lighten Up
St. Patrick’s Day falls on the cusp of springtime, meaning it’s the perfect opportunity to shed your home’s winter layers and introduce a lightened-up look. Put away the heavy blankets and luxe decor to make way for something new. Pale green accessories echo the fresh buds beginning to blossom outside, especially when set against clean white accents to signal the start of a new season.
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