Decor | Lifestyle | Design
This year’s gold Christmas decor combines a palette of gold, bronze and caramel along with pops of white, to create a neutral yet rich nod to the holidays.
Have I ever mentioned that I start planning my holiday palette the year before? Yep, a full eleven months or so before Christmas, I usually get inspired by a certain color and start imagining what I’ll be doing the following year.
Are you craving a more neutral and natural Christmas? In this post we’re sharing our love for French Christmas decor and giving you lots of sources of where to find it!
I know it’s a little early for some, but last year I had so many questions about where I got some of my French Christmas decor, that I thought it would be nice to put it into a post for you this year. Before it all sells out!
Today we’re sharing our Christmas Nights Holiday Tour, with lots of candles, firelight, and twinkle lights revealing the magic of Christmas at home.
Twinkle lights, a roaring fire, candlelight…. they all convey a feeling of warmth, and home, and coziness. And for me, they are much of what makes this season so magical.
This elegant Christmas front porch features cedar garland, large wreaths with accents of gold, some pinecones and ornaments, and two fresh pine trees to create a classic and inviting entry.
Our porch is often the first thing I decorate for the season, even though it happens to be the last area that I’m sharing this year!
Today’s holiday tour features simple French farmhouse Christmas decor in the kitchen! This year I’ve combined a neutral palette of gold and white combined with lots of greenery to create a casually elegant feel.
Welcome friends! Today I’m sharing my kitchen and family rooms all dressed up for the season. I’ve continued my theme of gold and white that I started in the living and dining rooms, mixing that with lots of texture and greens.
Wondering how people create such lush, full garlands at the holidays? Today we’re sharing how to create a gorgeous, full Christmas mantel garland, step-by-step!
Over the last couple of years I’ve been getting a ton of questions here and on Instagram about what garlands I use to create my holiday mantel, as well as lots of you asking for details on how I do, it so today’s the day!