Happy Saturday friends! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas celebrating with family and whoever you chose to spend the day with. It’s been such a strange year, but I’m very thankful for my family and being able to spend time with them on this beautiful day of the year. Christmas has always meant so much to me as I’m sure it does for all of us. Enjoy these last posts of the year with my Home Style Saturday gals!
Designthusiasm | Transitioning to Winter Decor After Christmas
The Inspired Room | 12 Ways to Slow Down and Savor Life
On Sutton Place | Winter Shelf Decor
Shabbyfufu | Deep Cleaning Your Home -10 Easy Tips to Use
Southern Hospitality | Colorful Christmas Tree
StoneGable | Putting Away Christmas With Next Year In Mind
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I absolutely love the way you’ve changed your house it’s beautiful but homey. I wish you could give me ideas how to decorate a 100 yr old house that’s a craftsman with lots of orange oak..my husband refuses to paint it. I’m stumped how to show off the wood but keep the rooms light & bright. I live in Iowa so I know I couldn’t hire you but a little advice would be awesome thank you
I am not Rhoda, but this is a blog from an interior decorator that explains how to achieve a lot of these looks if you need the help. https://laurelberninteriors.com/2018/10/28/stained-wood-trim-stays-16-wall-colors/
There are no clothes, DIY, cute family photos/stories or the variety that you get here.
Thank you, Edna, Laurel does offer a lot of good design ideas. There are so many ideas online with all the bloggers out there, so hopefully Veronica will find some help. If your husband won’t let you paint the orange oak, then you’ll have to work around it. I would paint it for sure if it was my house, but I understand the dilemma.