There are few things better than a beautifully set holiday table and a delightful aroma for creating the perfect seasonal theme. The combination of Jo Malone\u2019s classic scents and Mesa Fiora\u2019s tablescape linens are geared to do just that. Houston designer Diana Holguin brought her Mesa Fiora line of tablescaping to The Woodlands\u2019 Jo Malone London store for The Market Street shop\u2019s latest quarterly event supporting female entrepreneurs.<\/p>\n
Holguin is from Colombia, having moved to the United States nearly 20 years ago. With a design partner, she created a bespoke line of unique tablescaping goods. Holguin created an Instagram page for her business this year and is participating in holiday pop-ups around Houston. Her family has a workshop in Colombia, and they are well known there. Many people were asking when she would bring the line and start selling in the US. Despite having three boys under 12, Holguin decided to take the leap and introduce her products to the American market.<\/p>\n
Mesa Fiora\u2019s line includes a variety of products such as tablecloths, placemats, chargers, runners, napkins, and coasters in a unique fabric that is wrinkle-free, washable, and, in some cases, reversible. The brand also offers real linen hand towels with embroidered designs that do require ironing, unlike the balance of their products. Seasonal prints and some neutrals are also available, and custom sizing can be done in table runners.<\/p>\n
A great holiday table is only part of a magical setting. Any good hostess knows you also need the right scent. Jo Malone London store manager Nadia Gill recommends several fragrances for the holiday season. \u201cSandlewood and spiced apricot is the newest one for this season,\u201d Gill says. \u201cIt\u2019s very festive. And it\u2019s great for this weather.\u201d Another spotlight fragrance is orange bitters. \u201cThis is our hero,\u201d Gill says. \u201cWe bring this every Christmas. It\u2019s like our staple, like a holiday cocktail.\u201d<\/p>\n
The perfect cocktail for The Woodland\u2019s Jo Malone London store is women supporting women. For the holidays and all year long, the store is committed to promoting female entrepreneurs and their businesses. By partnering with designers like Holguin, the store aims to create a community that empowers and uplifts women.<\/p>\n
Market Street shops are open for extended hours during the holidays. On December 22 and December 23, the shops will be open from 9 am to 9 pm, and on Christmas Eve, they will be open from 9 am to 4 pm. This provides ample opportunity for last-minute shopping and gift-giving.<\/p>\n
In conclusion, creating the perfect holiday setting is all about combining beautiful tablescapes with delightful aromas. Mesa Fiora\u2019s unique tablescaping products and Jo Malone\u2019s classic scents are the perfect combination for a magical holiday season. By supporting women entrepreneurs like Diana Holguin, we can create a community that empowers and uplifts women. So, head to Market Street and explore the wonderful world of Mesa Fiora and Jo Malone London, and make this holiday season one to remember.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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