The key to mixing old and new within one’s space is keeping a general aesthetic or theme in mind when decorating. For example, if you are drawn to boho style, you will want to ensure that both the newer and vintage pieces you select for your space fall within this realm.
Whether they closed on their forever home or are relocating to a new rental, your loved ones deserve to be celebrated upon moving houses. And while there are plenty of traditional housewarming gifts on the market, it can be nice to think outside the box a bit and treat people to items (or rituals) that will make them feel specia.
The holidays are all about celebratory moments with friends and family—gathering around the table for a delicious dinner, watching movies in front of the fireplace, and unwrapping thoughtful gifts, to name a few. Another way to make the season feel special year after year is by lighting candles, whether you are celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, or Kwanzaa. Below are four reasons why we particularly enjoy lighting candles during the winter season.
As fall approaches, gatherings begin to take the form of cozier get-togethers indoors, and even the smallest of spaces can feel warm and inviting with the right styling techniques. We’ve outlined four tactics to keep in mind to ensure your home feels welcoming for the season.
What we love most about candles is that they complement any type of decor. No matter whether your style leans mid-century, glam, modern, or vintage, candles will add instant sophistication to any part of the house—from the kitchen to the powder room. Best of all, unlike many other accessories, candles are suitable for minimalists and maximalists alike; the key is in the presentation. Minimalists may choose to display neutral-colored candles in corresponding bases, while color-lovers may veer toward brightly hued wax. However, if you’re not sure how to style candles in your space, we have some tips that will help you create the perfect display.
