The jingle of bells and the red and white coffee cups can only signify one thing – the holidays are near, and I vote that it’s officially time to bring a little winter wonderland home. As I age I’ve realized that decorating for the holidays is not just about hanging ornaments; it’s a ritual that signifies so much and holds so many fond memories. Ones I can’t wait to continue to share with my daughter.
From the mistletoe by the doorway to the twinkling lights adorning the mantle, every corner has the potential to hold a little extra magic. This year I’m really feeling a modern take on the vintage holiday vibe and can’t wait to bring a little bit of it home.
I’ve become really proud of the holiday decor we’ve collected over the years, and save from adding a few new ribbons (perhaps?) we really don’t need anything. If I were to be adding to our collection, however, these are the holiday decorations I’d purchase.
Photo: Julia Berolzheimer
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Your article on infusing festive magic into holiday decorations is a delightful guide for creating a warm and joyful atmosphere. The tips are both creative and practical, ensuring a season filled with enchantment. Thank you for sharing these wonderful ideas!
The anticipation and joy of decking the halls for the holidays is indeed a cherished tradition that echoes with fond memories. Your take on infusing a modern touch into the vintage holiday vibe is captivating, and the curated selection of decorations exudes a charming festive spirit. It’s inspiring to see how these decorations are not just ornaments but storytellers of warmth and tradition for you and your daughter.