Upon entrance, you see this:
Which Reminds me of all the single chevron jewelry that I'm loving these days:
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Wandering through the place, I found the single chevron everywhere. On a napkin holder:
On tables:
And a tribal version on the hundreds of thousands of blocks found throughout the sprawling resort:
The motifs found throughout the Biltmore had a tribal feel to it much like the patterns I'm loving these days:
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As I've said before, I'm seeing chevron evolve-- this time I found it to be simplified, and some of what I see here is almost the triangle version that has a tribal feel to it.
Anyway-- great trip, and loved being pleasantly surprised at the beauty I was surrounded by. On a side note, I feel it's my duty to not give misconceptions in blogland. Just so you know, I do not regularly get to jaunt away for side trips to a resort and spa. I tagged along with my husband because it was free (we used miles for my ticket), and there was some major juggling to have my kids in good hands for 2 1/2 days, which left my mom dealing with a middle of the night episode of one child constipated and the other saying he was going to throw up. Luckily, the poop came out, but no vomit. I'm incredibly grateful to have friends that pitched in, and my mom who spearheaded the childcare while we were gone.
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