Holiday Wreaths

A warm welcome on your front door makes not only guests happy, but you too each time you come face to face with it!

This easy do it yourself Christmas ornament one is a classic.

Believe it or not this vintage beauty is hand made via etsy.com.

Click to go to source! Wow factor worth a million!

Have an old dog-earred book, but out the pages roll them into

rosettes and you'll have yourself a very unique wreath above.

Tissue paper do it yourself project - anybody can!  Even you!

These next few cool unique wreaths are all do it yourself projects - in fact - you can make all of these come to think of it!

Pages from books, felt balls, vines and candy were used to
stylize them straight to the heart! 
If you can glue it on - you can use it.

A lovely green moss wreath - lively -
and organic below or branches that are used
when still fresh and allowed to dry above.

Got some old outdated even perhaps Christmas
decorations use them to make a wreath like this colorful one.

Your children can help you make this one - with peppermint candies - sweet!

Fresh and inexpensive chrysanthemums for a white Christmas perhaps?

The easy go-to, green foliage that you can snip from your gardens - if you're not from northern climates.

Old books or magazine pages clipped and shaped
into cones - some glue and voila.
 The rosette is made with the same materials.

Dollar store finds can help you out on the cheap -

with lively pink tulips doing their duty here.

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Happy Holidays to all!

Make an entrance

Nothing is more welcoming at the entrance of a home than having a colossal console table. Well perhaps a hug and a kiss is more so, but second to that a big beauty like the one above, comes in a close second.Here are a few looks to give you an idea or two, to make your entrance a vision when your guests (even better you!) are greeted at the front door.

Almost a shaker like look to this table,
over sized mirror in the same chalkboard black.

The simplicity of this entry way makes clutter the enemy.
 Helps keep you on the long and narrow. 

 Natural looking sea grass rug is a great pairing here.

 This extra deep table top makes it easy to just put things
 down quickly before kicking

off your shoes and tackling tasks.

Isn't she a beauty in snow white?  And roomy drawers to boot!

I love the combination of the striped runner and the white walls. 
Did you notice the radiator incognito under that white grill work?
 Makes a great catchall for keys and stuff too!

A skirted stool allows for you to prop your laptop above this clean lined
well warn table and maybe type a word or two. 
Perhaps perch your tush, and change your flats to heels at the
 last minute before rushing out the door! 
That vibrant canvas brings the whole thing to life.

They say size doesn't matter. 
Well it does to me. 
Chunky over sized furniture is always my fave!

Love these words, oh so true Miss Coco! 
Wall art instead of mirror, a twist on the expected.

Another vision in white/cream - elegant and sophisticated looking!

Small snapshot, but can't help but love the  combination
 with this lamp!   Glass bottle very interesting! 
Think about buying a jug and with some wiring - presto!

Be still my beating heart.  Love this look. 
The WOW factor is just right. 
Simple table, sparingly styled and the trellis like
pieces on either side are interesting and add
 another dimension as well as texture.
 Eclectic wouldn't you say?

For the fun of it, this little number,
an old office sideboard transformed with paint. 
All those drawers and sliding filing cabinets? 
Perfectly balanced with the industrial style black chair.

Books bundled together and tied with string makes
for an interesting conversation piece. 
Artwork wow factor here! 

A projector, a pencil and a few pieces
 of ply wood and this too could be yours.
 An easy graphic project like this could be done within a day.