Outside it’s cold and wintery, and that allows for the indoors to become the place where we want to be, surrounded by our family and friends, celebrating eternal traditions together
Text and styling by Malky Gestetner
Photography by Devorah Zauderer
When it comes to Chanukah, warmth and tradition are often what come to mind. Outside it’s cold and wintery, and that allows for the indoors to become the place where we want to be, surrounded by our family and friends, celebrating eternal traditions together.
To achieve the timeless effect, the windows and dreidels are all finished with the same walnut wood stain. The chargers, candlesticks, and vases are stainless steel, giving a silvery feel. The cutlery and larger candlesticks are silver, but you can use what you have.
When creating a traditional design, it’s important to include some current elements. Adding touches of red gives this tablescape an updated feel. Another area where I created contrast is the hand-painted place cards and party favors. Small personalizations add intimacy and depth to the clean, classy look.
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