Nelly Vintage Homes: jewelry

I usually like to wait until after Thanksgiving to start posting about Christmas but since it's starting to look pretty festive around town, I figured what the heck. Last week, Bunny Williams invited me to Treillage for lunch where the entire place was already decked out for the holidays. I found out that I had missed Mr. Valentino and Giancarlo Giammetti by only a day so you know the place has to be great if they are shopping there too. My favorite items are the felt ornaments, the amazing blue and white porcelain, and the battery operated candles. They will change your world. They are designed to look exactly like uneven melted candles and the wick flickers like a real candle. And the best part is that they come with a remote control. Actually, the best part is that you don't have to worry about melted wax getting all over or your children and pets knocking them over during the hectic holidays. Oh, and now you can shop Treillage online. But you might want to stop by the store too, especially if you want to run into Mr. Valentino.

Treillage

418 East 75th Street

New York, NY 10021

212-535-2288

www.treillageny.com

Ornaments in all shapes and sizes.

The pretty lunch table top.

Flameless Flickering Pillar Candles that look real!

I loved the Regency Man and Regency Woman portraits.

Jewelry and iPhone cases.

Outdoor and Garden

Photos by Heather Clawson for Habitually Chic

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Chic at Work: Lele Sadoughi

Last week, I had the fun opportunity to visit chic jewelry designer Lele Sadoughi in her new Soho studio. It's filled with treasures she's brought back from trips and vintage furniture reupholstered in fun fabrics. And let's not forget all the beautiful baubles. I first found Lele through Moda Operandi and since then, her pieces have been seen in all the top magazines. Before going out on her own, Lele started the jewelry collection for J.Crew and also designed jewelry for Tory Burch and other private label collections. The fall 2013 line was inspired by celestial bodies and spring 2014 which you can see on the mood board was inspired by hot Havana nights. I also wouldn't be surprised if a home collection was far behind.

As a special treat for Habitually Chic readers, Lele Sadoughi has generously offered you all 15% off all orders though next weekend with the code lelechic.

Happy Shopping!