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Holiday Decor
1 Weekly Faves: 5 Inspiring Spaces
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2 Love It or Hate It? Black Christmas Tree
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3 Do You Have Your Christmas Tree Up Yet?
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4 Do You Decorate With Pastel Ornaments?
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5 Do You Have An Alternatree?
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6 DIY: Recycled Catalog Christmas Tree
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7 Lovely Little Vignettes: A California Christmas
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8 Midday Muse: Alternatree, Eames Style
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9 Casa Quickie: Costume Jewelry as Ornaments
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10 Casa Quickie: Pine Needle Pick Me Up
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11 Love It or Hate It? Flatpack Holiday Tree
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12 Casa Quickie: Wrap It Up
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13 Roundup: Terrific Tree Toppers
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14 DIY: Recycled Catalog Christmas Trees
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15 Do You Decorate Your Tree For Other Holidays?
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16 Do You Decorate an Outdoor Christmas Tree?
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17 Love It or Hate It? Black & Spiro Christmas Tree
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18 My Christmas Tree
This week, I'm inspired by bright spaces that weave in weathered antiques and fresh greens for a look that feels light but lived in. Mixing modern trends with vintage pieces is my favorite recipe for achieving a contemporary look that still has soul. This time of year, it's easy to find tons of examples of people incorporating this type of style into their homes. Check out this gallery and get Read more
The Christmas tree may be an international icon, but you'd be surprised by how many people don't know how to hang lights on one. Beginning tonight at 7 p.m. EST, the folks in Rockefeller Center will kick off their annual tree lighting celebration, so I thought I'd let you in on a few tips so you can join in on the fun and light yours too! Begin with a bare, undecorated Christmas tree that is Read more
I can't help but chuckle over this 1954 Christmas Swim Photograph ($275) by Slim Aarons of his wife, Rita, swimming in a pool with a decorated Christmas tree and ornaments floating about. For one, it's absolutely unheard of to put a Christmas tree actually in your pool. Second, the tree is so extravagantly trimmed with lights, tree-toppers, tinsel, garland, and ornaments! I've certainly seen Read more
I'm all about feathers in the home, and the holidays are no exception! If you liked the tabletop feather trees I rounded up, Read more
A tree topper is the icing on the cake when it comes to Christmas trees. Or maybe it's the cake topper on an iced cake, but in any case, it's the crucial finishing touch for your Fraser fir. If you haven't finished trimming your tree, I've rounded up a few fabulous toppers that will give your tree that special je ne sais quoi. My favorite is this Venetian Star Tree Topper ($75) from Read more
Interior stylist Selina Lake recently shared this photo of an assortment of pastel baubles and Christmas gifts wrapped in chic silver paper, which she styled, along with a shot of her ever-growing bauble collection. The soft, pastel ornaments are more feminine than your typical red, green, and gold tree decorations, but they look nonetheless festive. Since the palette was common in the '50s and Read more
I do love the scent of a seasonal fir in my living room, but I also understand the appeal of a reusable Christmas tree. For those of you who have the space to store your tree year-round, I've rounded up a few very handsome and chic reusable trees that already have stand-alone style. Read more
After choosing your favorite tree from the tree farm or lot, you still have to carry it home and get it into the house. This often means that you're leaving a trail of needles from your front door to the living room. If your vacuum isn't doing the trick when it comes to cleaning pine needles out of your carpet, try this simple trick. Wrap a loop of duct tape, sticky side out, around your hand, Read more
Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member minka from the Lovely Little Vignettes group: I have a lot of Christmas decorations that my mom got in Mexico over the years. I love the skeleton light covers and the tin ornaments. I've had the nativity scene since I was a baby, and I put it up every year. I think Christmas in LA means a lot of Mexican influence. Continue reading to see more of Read more
Not to be confused with the German-bred feather Christmas trees — the Read more
