Sunday, October 27, 2013
Fall decorating ideas
Another easy, budget friendly tip is to decorate with produce. I love using the various squash and pumpkins that are available this time of year; and the best part, once you are done with them, you can cook with them! In this center piece, the produce is accented with other natural elements, pinecones, walnuts, and magnolia leaves.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Fall Decorating
Continuing with our Fall Decorating theme; this is a great time to ad some layers. Adding layers to your home creates depth, dimension, and warmth; use different textures too! In this example, the nubby throw blanket is on a leather chair with a faux fur pillow. Here is an extra tip; fur pillows are inexpensive and easy to make, just go to your favorite fabric store and pick up some faux fur, make a cover for an existing pillow that you already own-instant fall!
Monday, October 21, 2013
Fall is in the Air
Fall is here! And it is a great time to retreat indoors and focus on making our homes warm and inviting. As a designer that focuses on maximizing what you already own and brining in budget friendly touches, my favorite fall decorating tips use nature, homemade items, and pieces you can find at great prices. This week I will share some of my favorite tips with you. If you decide to use one of my ideas or have one of your own, please share with us - You can win a Starbuck's gift card!
First up, brining the outdoors in, this tip requires practically no budget! Fill vases with branches and place throughout your home, this is also great in guest room to welcome your friends and family. Take your family on a roundtrip to the countryside, or better yet, go out into your own back yard and utilize what nature provides to us! Dried branches last forever, and fresh ones will last months in water.
First up, brining the outdoors in, this tip requires practically no budget! Fill vases with branches and place throughout your home, this is also great in guest room to welcome your friends and family. Take your family on a roundtrip to the countryside, or better yet, go out into your own back yard and utilize what nature provides to us! Dried branches last forever, and fresh ones will last months in water.
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