We strayed from the norm this year and got an artificial tree. I liked this ribbon so much that I also used it to decorate our Christmas tree. I recommend using wired ribbon to tie the bows, because it helps them keep their shape. (I got mine from Hobby Lobby, but this ribbon is similar). Finally, I attached another bow made of a 2 1/2″ wide cream linen wired ribbon with frayed gold trim. Then, I tied a long piece of burlap ribbon around the pipe cleaner to hide it. I attached the garland to the railing with these pine pipe cleaners. I like how it has a delicate airy feel, and it drapes well. It was a major deal from JoAnn’s at only $6 per strand, so I bought a bunch to use on our mantel, stairwell, and front door. My best holiday decor score this year was the long leaf pine garland with pinecones. (Unfortunately, they are no longer available, but these are similar.) One of the first purchases I made last year was these linen and burlap stockings from Etsy. I hope you enjoy this tour of our neutral holiday home!Īfter many years of hanging stockings from a console table at our old house, I was excited to finally have a real mantel in this home. So for our Christmas decor, I chose neutral tones (creams, whites, and tans), natural fabrics (burlap and linen), lots of greenery, white poinsettias, and touches of gold. Sharing recipes for easy meals, simple and affordable home decor projects, getting organized and finding your personal style.With all the craziness of the holiday season, I wanted our home to have a festive – but calm – feel this year (or as calm as it can be with two little boys hopped up on candy canes and the Christmas spirit). A lifestyle blog for the modern mom who is busy balancing family and the beauty of life.
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Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow….make your home a winter wonderland with layers of white on white Christmas decor. Navy blue and white are also a great neutral combination for the season – a little unexpected but it works! Navy Blue is a great way to add some depth and drama yet still keeping it classic with a winter feel and you can easily mix in some metallic tones like silver or gold (maybe even both).
Photo credit: Hobb圜raft Neutral Christmas Decor – Navy and Metallics
The mix of the Buffalo Check and the wood log chargers gives this Christmas table setting a relaxed and casual feel but still says Christmas. This combination is not your typical Christmas combination but it also has a great modern meets outdoors feel. Neutral Christmas Decor – Black, White and Wood Al of the the sparkle that contrasts with the more rugged textures like the burlap makes this tree make this tree one of a kind. This tree has a traditional feel and the colours of brown and gold add drama and depth. This combination of brown and gold is so rich and elegant. This combination has a cool, outdoorsy vibe think evergreens, snow and ice….This beautiful staircase with evergreens and baubles is so seasonal and fresh looking! I love Christmas decor that can really extend through the long winter months and when you opt for a neutral palette you definitely have that ability to keep up a lot of your decor through the winter. Photo credit: Kirklands Neutral Christmas Decor – Silver, Green and White Gold and white are a classic combination and by adding the beige and taupe tones – this room looks so rich! The white lights add some beautiful shine and the rustic touches like the deer head on the tree top add a woodland look which is very popular right now. Maybe not your typical colour scheme but this is just so elegant and chic. Well you are in luck, Christmas decor comes in all styles and ‘colours’ – let me show you some of the Best Neutral Christmas Home Decor … Neutral Christmas Decor – white, gold and beige
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Christmas time is in full swing … but you say you don’t like colourful Christmas home decor.
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