Bi-fold doors are wonderful for making rooms lighter and connecting you to the outside but during the winter months they can seem a little bare and cold. I often get asked for ways to dress them so when I was recently approached to comment on the subject I was delighted to help.
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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 December 2019
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Decorating Your Home At Christmas
Decorating your home and tree at Christmas is always fun and gives everyone a chance to be creative. We get enormous satisfaction and enjoyment from decorating the shop. This is the window we created this year. As you can see we've gone for rather traditional, Victorian look...
The mix of decorations we're selling range from vintage tin hearts, beautiful glass baubles to pretty hand embellished fabric birds. The latter arrived packaged in paper - not one bit of plastic or polystyrene to be found which added to my delight in seeing them for the first time!
Candles are a must at Christmas. They give off a gorgeous light and I love the twinkly effect they create when reflected in glass. These mini candle lanterns look great either grouped together or strategically placed.
Foraging for natural foliage to decorate the house has become an annual tradition in my household. . Look around the garden and hedgerows and you're guaranteed to find all sorts of greenery that you can use. Consider weaving ivy around the banisters on your staircase. Using natural foliage smells and looks lovely. You can intersperse it with baubles or ribbons then finish off with a string of LED lights.
Here is a helpful article with ideas from 12 of us interior designers about how to style a staircase at Christmas. https://www.jacksonwoodturners.co.uk/planning-advice/styling-staircase-christmas
Another simple but hugely effective decoration are oranges studded with cloves. It takes a few minutes to do and they look fab when group together in a bowl or vase. To add more interest you can always include some fir cones. Here are some we did and as you can see we've made use of one of our ceramic mixing bowls!
Glass baubles placed together in a bowl is also another super fast and simple idea that is extremely effective.
I hope this blog is helpful. Please make use of your old decorations and, if you do have to buy more, take time to choose ones that have been made ethically and from sustainable products.
Happy Decorating !!
The mix of decorations we're selling range from vintage tin hearts, beautiful glass baubles to pretty hand embellished fabric birds. The latter arrived packaged in paper - not one bit of plastic or polystyrene to be found which added to my delight in seeing them for the first time!
Candles are a must at Christmas. They give off a gorgeous light and I love the twinkly effect they create when reflected in glass. These mini candle lanterns look great either grouped together or strategically placed.
Foraging for natural foliage to decorate the house has become an annual tradition in my household. . Look around the garden and hedgerows and you're guaranteed to find all sorts of greenery that you can use. Consider weaving ivy around the banisters on your staircase. Using natural foliage smells and looks lovely. You can intersperse it with baubles or ribbons then finish off with a string of LED lights.
Here is a helpful article with ideas from 12 of us interior designers about how to style a staircase at Christmas. https://www.jacksonwoodturners.co.uk/planning-advice/styling-staircase-christmas
Another simple but hugely effective decoration are oranges studded with cloves. It takes a few minutes to do and they look fab when group together in a bowl or vase. To add more interest you can always include some fir cones. Here are some we did and as you can see we've made use of one of our ceramic mixing bowls!
Glass baubles placed together in a bowl is also another super fast and simple idea that is extremely effective.
I hope this blog is helpful. Please make use of your old decorations and, if you do have to buy more, take time to choose ones that have been made ethically and from sustainable products.
Happy Decorating !!
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