I realized most of us have skipped Thanksgiving and gone straight to Christmas this year. But for the few of us that actually want to decorate for fall and Thanksgiving this year I’ve got a special post for you today. A simple guide for how to create a Thanksgiving table setting. This guide can actually be used for any occasion and I’ll explain how in step 8. Keep reading to find out more…
Today I finally get to reveal my newly installed closet with Closet Factory! You will notice that this space is mainly reserved for my shoes, handbags, and dresses as I have a larger wardrobe outside this closet that stores the rest of my clothes. I did have to downsize from my previous walk-in closet at my condo. How I managed is I donated a lot of items I had not worn in years, I store my out of season clothes in the garage. It was really important for me to be able to see everything because if I cannot see an item, I forget I have it and never wear it.
I love a good DIY project and it’s been a while since I’ve done one. I wanted to create a fun drink menu from some supplies I found at the Dollar Tree so here is a super easy DIY Halloween drink menu that you can create.
Part of my chic Halloween decor art of course had to include my two beloved bar carts. These pieces of furniture are always my favorite to decorate for the holidays because the design and small workspace make it easy to implement a theme. This year I opted for spooky, yet chic, adult-themed Halloween decor. Lots of spider webs, large spiders I picked up from the Dollar Tree. Skeleton holding champagne flutes and black and white straws
It is still September, but I don’t care. I skipped over the fall decorating this year and went straight to Halloween home decor! Mainly because as a blogger need to decorate, photographer, edit, post/publish weeks before anyone else is shopping for home decor. And I wanted to grab all the best decor before it sold out in stores! I’ve found a TON of great items at Bed, Bath and Beyond, Michael’s, and even some local thrift shops.
One of my favorite features of this house is that when you walk through the front door, immediately you enter a welcoming, sun-filled sitting room. Puppy included. This room holds so many treasures that I have collected over the years from traveling, family members and countless hunts at Home Goods.
Have you been gazing outside at your patio and porch, wishing to perk up your hangout space, but your budget is tight? Well, even on a tight budget, you can spruce up your patio and porch, increasing its functionality and curb appeal. Whether it’s new touches of decor, a lick of paint, comfy furniture, a few plants, or even a porch swing, here are eight creative ways to perk up your patio and porch on a budget.
