Category: Seasonal Decor

If your front door feels a little bare every December, you’re not alone. A wreath is lovely, but it can start to look like every other wreath on the street,…

Your table doesn’t need a florist to look like fall. It needs one good focal point, a little warm light, and about ten minutes. Most of the centerpieces people remember…

Picture a dark late-November evening, the kitchen table cleared, and four candles waiting in a ring of fresh greenery. Someone strikes a match, the first flame catches, and the whole…

Picture the moment your kid walks into the living room, spots a little Mickey silhouette glowing from a branch, and stops mid-sentence. That’s the whole point of a Disney Christmas…

The best fall centerpiece on your table might already be sitting in a kitchen cabinet. A tureen, a pitcher, a wooden bowl, and a couple of candles are most of…

If your front door has looked the same since August, you’re not alone. Most of us mean to decorate for fall, then the week gets away from us, and the…

Picture a black front door at the end of a quiet street, with a wreath of rust and cream leaves hanging at eye level. A row of pumpkins climbs the…

Decorating the living room for fall is trickier than it sounds. It’s the room everyone actually sits in, so it has to feel cozy, but it’s also the room that…

You don’t need a roaring fire to make a fireplace feel cozy. Some of the loveliest autumn hearths I’ve seen were cold, filled with pumpkins, candles, or a heap of…

Picture your front porch on a cold December evening. The wreath is up, the lights are glowing, and right beside the door sits a planter that still looks like October,…