Wednesday

{ Decorating for the Holidays }

I taped a show recently and I had the chance to share some tips and tricks for getting your house holiday ready.
So I thought I'd share some things you can do that have big impact and little money to prepare for the upcoming entertainment season.


with fresh cut black walnut chargers


I added stripes of black striped burlap webbing from burlapfabric.com


I tied the silverware up with a black toile napkin, and some springs of pine nestled in a paper cone.


The place cards are made of vintage book paper and logs. I drilled a tiny hole into small logs and inserted a twisted wire to hold the name card.


I added these paper ornaments to the back of the chairs for an extra little pop.


In the center of the table I placed glittered and paper wrapped candles on a silver tray with pine cones and logs sprinkled around about.


Another centerpiece I showed was this one made from mostly vintage Christmas balls.


An easy trick to add some interest to your food display is to add different heights.




We added a drink station for kids too.


So easy, which by the way, I need to stop saying.
Gallons of cider poured into a glass container.
Piles of country fabric.
Apples and pears galore.


A simple hand written sign.


And mason jars with brown and white striped paper straws.


The mantel needed to be spruced up a little.So I added a few things.


like these mason jars filled with green lentils.


See anything you'll try this holiday season?

2 comments:

  1. Your table looks absolutely fantastic!!! In love with those wooden chargers! perfect!

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  2. Looks great, I love the chargers and the burlap webbing idea. Thanks so much for sharing with us today. Have a great day! :-)

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About Denise

Denise Sabia, interior decorator and author of “The Painted Home” blog, takes everyday items found in flea markets, thrift shops or simply along the roadside and turns them into unique pieces that freshen and warm your home … without breaking your budget. Denise began dabbling in design over 20 years ago and studied at Philadelphia University. Her client base continued to grow as did her portfolio of work, branching out to decorating entire homes. Denise lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA. with her husband, 3 kids, a dog, rabbit, 3 chickens, a gecko, and the oldest living hermit crab known to man.

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