Celebrate the versatility of this verdant hue — for St. Patrick’s Day, the first day of spring and beyond.
Well planted
Even the loveliest plant will face some seemingly stiff competition next to the high shine and charm of this artichoke planter.
Chateau Drugs & Gifts, 3544 W Esplanade Ave., Metairie, (504) 272-2772, chateaudrugsandgifts.com. Green resin artichoke planter, $49.50.
Vegging out
While you could theoretically serve anything on this sizable hand-glazed stoneware platter, its vegetative appearance seems especially suited for a colorful assortment of crudités.
Anthropologie, anthropologie.com. Lily pad platter (20.75 inches by 12 inches), $78.
Optional light
Even though each one is hand-blown and spun to create unique patterns that illuminate when you light a candle inside, this votive holder also looks pretty great as a mini succulent planter.
Wayfair, wayfair.com. Galaxy glass votive holder (3.8 inches high by 4 inches wide), $78.99 for a set of three.
The good fret
Handmade in India, the geometric fretwork design on these 100% cotton napkins gives them a hand-printed feel and a subtle bohemian vibe.
Judy at the Rink, 2727 Prytania St., New Orleans, (504) 891-7018, judyattherink.com. Caspari fretwork green and white cotton napkins (19.5 inches square), $35 for a set of four.
Delicately hammered
Bringing a little iridescent shimmer to your martini, wine or Champagne, the hammered luster of these glasses makes them perfect for parties or a chill alfresco drink at sunset.
Fur.nish, 3413 N. Causeway Blvd., Metairie, (504) 702-8514, shopfurnishnola.com. Zodax Aperitivo glasses in luster green, $15.95 to $21.95 each.
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