Saturday, November 24, 2012
Friday, November 23, 2012
Holiday Wreaths
TheGarlandFarm.com |
Flowerangels.com |
Will you be hanging a wreath
on your door this season?
What kind of wreath
will it be?
Maybe a pine one,
or a berry-covered one,
or a leafy green one?
mandalafloral.com |
creativedecorations.com |
shelterness.com |
Creeksidefarms.com |
GarnetHill.com |
Source |
smileyme.com |
Artfire.com |
Whatever the case,
don't forget that December 1st
is another edition of
Favorites on the First
here at the Polohouse
and I hope you will come by
and share your wreath.
(or whatever you might be hanging
on your front door this season)
Excited to see
what you have come up with!
dailydanny.com |
Come link up
on the 1st!
Don't forget.
:)
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Decking Your Halls
Veranda |
What's new
in Christmas decor?
Not much!
Have been scouring the magazines,
blogs, stores, and design centers
for any inspiration I can feast my eyes upon
but there really is not really anything
"new"
out there.
Traditional Home |
Elle Decor |
But let me tell you...
these oldies
are
GOODIES!
Source Unknown |
Williamsburg Wreath |
I love the smell of fresh evergreens in the winter!
Red berries are wonderful and any fresh fruits
added to the mix are even better.
Southern Living |
Pine cones, twigs,
and green leafy branches,
all add great texture
and interest
to your holiday evergreen dressings.
The Magnolia Company |
Add personality
and your own style
with material elements
like ribbons, ornaments,
and strands of beads
or glittery garlands.
Some prefer the more natural decor
while others like to glitz it up
and really add pizzazz and magic
to their displays.
Mary McDonald |
CountryLiving |
As for me,
I like them all!
Little bit of natural in one area,
and then a lot of sparkles and lights
in another spot.
ThePerfectPalette.com |
It's all up to you.
So tell me, how will you
be decking your halls this year?
Etsy |
Country Living |
Martha Stewart |
Alessandra Branca |
Country Living |
Martha Stewart |
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Birch Decor
Birchwood logs
are so pretty in the winter.
Their papery white bark
is gorgeous in contrast to green pines.
It was fun finding
photos for this post
of birch used in
holiday decor.
Link |
Bachmann's Idea House in Minneapolis |
Etsy.com |
Lots of great images.
Will you be using any in your
holiday groupings?
PotteryBarn.com |
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