Hello and welcome. It’s hard to believe that here we are again doing another Holiday Housewalk hosted by my dear friend Jennifer Rizzo.
This flew by and what a year it was. I hope that through it all, you were able to make some beautiful memories.
Today is Day 3 of the Holiday Housewalk. If you have not been following along, you can go HERE to see it from the beginning. You’re in for a treat!
If you’re coming from Julie’s cozy home, welcome. If you have yet to see her cozy kitchen. Click the button above to take you there.:)
The theme of this year’s Christmas decor is ‘what’s old is new’. I decided that this year, I was going to use only things we already owned.
So I put together several little vignettes throughout the house with that in mind.
To be completely honest, I took several photos of this tree but non of them do it justice. It’s just filled with tinsel and only tinsel but it truly looks
magical in real life.
The sparkle that the tinsel gives the tree is just so beautiful.
The other day I took a little trip to the nursery to get some fresh greens and I was shocked to see the price. I decided to buy only a minimal amount and ther rest, we will get the forest ourselves. These pretty ones we cut during our afternoon walk.
Simple little arrangements with old bulbs and some faux juniper.
It looks so real. I love it!
I moved the mirror from the mantel temporarily and I think it looks nice.
I’m not sure how this is comfortable but he seems to be fine with it.
I put together my banister with everything I already owned and though it has no fresh greens this year, I think it looks so pretty.
I added some white anemones just to be a little different.
Some vintage bells and pillar candles at the bottom for more sparkle.
I share our moody family room last week HERE. It truly is so cozy.
I had so much fun putting the mantel together. I used seasonal and non seasonal greenery as you can see.
The tree this year has DIY bulbs only.
You can see how I made THESE HERE.
And THESE HERE
Later on this week, I’ll share how I made these cute wooden slice orange gift tags. Aren’t they cute?
I leave you with this photo of Brody all cozy and sweet.
Thank you so much for coming along with me. Please make sure you visit my friend Jennifer to see her beautiful home.
Gorgeous as always, Lucy! That tinsel tree is magical!
You don’t even know how much I always look forward to your Christmas decor. I’ve been wanting to do some similar floral painting like you did with your ornaments. My mom did it when I was little on all kinds of items and not just for Christmas. Its called “Bauernmalerei” in Germany.
I love everything. Your tinsel tree is stunning. I feel the same about my trees always that they are even more magical in person.
Merry Christmas Lucy! Enjoy your beautiful home
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Love it all but in particular, your stairway! Are the newel posts and steps painted black or are they a dark stain? Also, where do you find tinsel these days?
Everything is just gorgeous (as always) I Love your stairway, so beautiful!
Oh, Lucy, where did you find tinsel!!! It reminds me of my childhood and I love it! I used to load our tree with loads and loads of tinsel 😉 Your home looks beautiful, cozy, and so peaceful. Sweet Brody. Merry Christmas to you and the rest of your family!
It’s gorgeous. I love the garlands on the bannister. The black ribbon is gorgeous.
I always love your home tours so much! The garland on your banister is beautiful and the DIY ornaments you made for the tree are so pretty! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Well doesn’t that just figure…. This year I finally snagged some duster refills for tree snow, and you’ve done a tinsel tree that is absolutely beautiful!!! I better buy up all the tinsel I can find this year for next, because once your tinsel tree picture is seen by everyone the world will be depleted of tinsel! And the stairway…. beautiful too of course. Always such style and lovely!
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Gorgeous! Where did you fine the tinsel? Here in Arizona, I can’t find any.
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Love it all but in particular, your stairway! Are the newel posts and steps painted black or are they a dark stain? Also, where do you find tinsel these days?
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