
Bringing together the old-world elegance of Europe and the rustic, organic charm of winter, Kara Cederberg, owner of KC Experiential House, and a team of top-notch vendors crafted a design that expertly reflected the romance and warmth of the festive season. On a cloudy December day, soft natural light beamed through the glass walls of Seventh Stem’s private greenhouse and onto arrangements of forest green, burgundy and blush hues, woven together to create a seamless table runner that waterfalled onto the floor. Vintage dishware and mismatched candlestick holders made the space feel cozy and lived in, a stunning contrast to the delicate and sophisticated glassware. The intimate table design featured a gorgeous white and burgundy tablecloth and complementing pomegranates—symbolic of life, prosperity and good fortune in many cultures. Embracing the cold weather in fur and wool ensembles, the real-life couple epitomized timeless glamour. Overall, the aesthetic embodied Cederberg’s vision of “cultivated beauty and effortless refinement, where the holiday romance unfolds through lush greenery, candlelit gatherings and heirloom details.”























