The gold-painted rattan Christmas trees and balls in yesterday's post were also The Podium's decorations inside the mall. Even with the addition of more gold-painted ornaments on the trees, however, the decorations hanging from the skylight of the atrium just doesn't strike me as being festive enough. I don't quite know why though. Some traditional green and red, perhaps? What do you think?
I agree, although these are lovely and unusual the lack of red and green touches does make it rather lass Christmassy.
ReplyDeleteI agree -- I would like to see some red and green to go along with the gold.
ReplyDeleteIt is a bit of a poor show, could do with a few more.
ReplyDeleteI agree...nice to see them in gold, but what's the matter with a little red and green somewhere! As a photographer, I think you should complain. Photographers need color!
ReplyDeletemay kulang nga. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Hilda, I'm gonna drop there and check it out one of these days, do you go there frequently? Okay if it's so, I hope to see you in Starbucks!
ReplyDeleteBaka naman my finishing touches pa yan Hilda.
AL
Agree with you and most others as well, that indeed colours like green or red would be nice.
ReplyDeleteRemember as well to make some stars while being in elementary school out of hay.
A wonderful weekend for you.
I think it's the minimalist trend, Hilda. Designers cut off colors and docorative ornaments. Don't you think they look more solemn that way?
ReplyDeleteI agree, more colors. Gold by itself just doesn't cut it. Nice place though.
ReplyDeleteYes, bring back the red and green!
ReplyDeleteI agree, it just looks bland, or should I say commercial. Maybe they're having a monochrome Christmas... Some more colors would really help.
ReplyDeletemerry christmas Hilda! :) maybe they were going for the "classy" christmas theme. like you, it left me cold. more warm colors and the traditional colors of the holiday season! hehe
ReplyDeleteFor me, it is totally the lack of color. The decorations look so cold.
ReplyDeleteI forget the name of the wonderful blog for "arabesque" but she showed some lights in Manila (parol?) that were so warm and colorful that I wanted to burst out in song!
Thanks for stopping by Greensboro Daily. You and cieldequimper have been on my bookmark bar since forever!
"Minimalist" doesn't do it for me for Christmas either!
ReplyDeleteI think the mall is just trying to be elegant but I would enjoy a little red and green as well.
ReplyDeleteoohhh i like the color and texture just the way it is...
ReplyDeleteSome red ribbon and some greenery added would make a big difference!
ReplyDeleteI agree. A little more jazzy and festive color is needed. These could be 'any day of the week' decorations.
ReplyDeleteThe idea was good but with some colors it would be better!
ReplyDeletecela va très vite, trop vite, on a pas le temps de profiter, que c'est déjà les décorations de Noël.....mais avant il y a mon anniversaire ;o)))
ReplyDeleteit goes very fast, too fast, there is no time to enjoy, it's already Christmas decorations ..... but before it is my birthday ; o)))
i actually wish i can take some night shots of ayala avenue but i think it's prohibited.
ReplyDeleteYes a little more color would do it and maybe some twinkling lights.
ReplyDeleteIt's really modern and I liked a lot this idea for decorations!
ReplyDeleteHello dear Hilda,
please forgive our absence.We were travelling again last weekend ( we visited Berlin!!!!I loved the city!)
Thanks for your words in our blogs, you are so kind!
Have a great week!
And go shopping!This place is really cool.
ahh almost forget, about your question "where were all people in that Luxembourg mall??? ", well my friend, here is a small country , no much people in fact and it was a really cold day, I think all people were inside the mall, just the crazy Léia was walking around taking pictures for the blog! LOL
Léia