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Here's some special winter decor for the patios and gardens. Snow, giant lanterns, plants, and reindeer furs — totally weird yet so cute it makes me wish I could do the same!

The combination is so unusual that it definitely wins the eclectic inspiration award prize for the day. Just love this garden setup and that fab sea view!

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New Year's Eve is just days away, so it's time to start thinking of the evening's decor and search for some inspiration. Be it cute home-made labels for the bubbly, wine or water bottles, a cute centrepiece with the ball dropping a la NYC, or a full-blown table setup for dinner, the sky is the limit when it comes to colors and decor (although silver and gold in stars and baubles still seem to be the winning combination when it comes to popularity...).

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This is the season to sparkly and create beautiful tablescapes. Several days of guests and events give many opportunities to experiment and try new things — colors, dishes, centerpieces . . . you name it!

Pretty in silver and pinks . . .

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I can only imagine how pretty these houses look inside based on their beautiful entrances. Seems to me that the most common color combinations still are red plus either silver, gold, or white with plenty of green blended in, they are just breathtaking and happy looking. Oh, how I love this season, especially at night when one can go and spot the little lights twinkling in the house and the garden . . .

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The second day on the road to Christmas brings the finalized advent calendar. The whole thing ended up being rather heavy, so I finally decided to hang the buckets from the garland that runs on the stairwell balustrade. A bit risky since the kids pass them a zillion times a day and the height is just right. Guess it's time to teach these little nippers some self-control!

Did it take a long time to hang these buckets — oh yes! At least a little smooth background music and romantic candlelight and the lights in the tree created a fun atmosphere to work in. End result: not quite what I originally pictured but pretty nice anyway. Leaves some space for improvement next year . . .

Finally here — what surprises will the first bucket hold this year...

All 24 ready, first kids to sleep, then buckets up, tissues in, and first lot of surprises too (not trusting that the newly taught self-control will kick in immediately)

The night before December first - our advent calendar is ready to go up (and it's nicer to work in candlelight)

Romantic candlelight and a glass of wine helped this little elf to complete the crafting project

The last ones are up. We'll see how many will come down because of nosy little kids . . .

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Black and white decor. It can look really warm or rather cold. Celerie Kemble's new book Black and White (and a Bit in Between) certainly shows the warmer and also cute(r) side of black and white decor, and a bit more sometimes. These rooms below certainly have the element that makes them pop out — be it the bold patterned area rug, or the dotted wallpaper. The looks are a bit more traditional, but certainly not too formal.

This book is definitely worth a second look. If you get a peek of the book I'd love to hear how you liked it...

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