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French country throw pillows are necessary for making your sofa or bedroom comfortable. Of course, French style pillows are very different from your average everyday throw pillow! They are most often made of cotton or linen, and other lightweight natural materials. Feminine designs and decorativeRead More
Where the Heart Is
French Farmhouse
Modern French country decor is inspiring and trending for the future. In this post I’m sharing a beautiful and simple home with elegant furniture, lighting
White Decor and Interior Design
Hello friends! It’s time for another post in my “Pin Away Wednesdays” series! Last week I shared highlights from my…
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A little sprinkle of Christmas magic on a tree touched with frosty snow. This frosted Christmas tree started out with a simple idea from a simple theme this year- Shades of Wintery White. Balsam Hill’s 12 Bloggers of Christmas is such a wonderful tour every year- and this year- they decided to mix it up a bit and do something fun and give each blogger a ‘theme’ or inspiration to base their tree decor off of- and for this tree- it was Winter White. Winter White brings to mind snow topped mountains, sugar sprinkled pines and hot cocoa by the fire outside. And it also makes me think of a quintessentially charming & elegant French style – where it is all about layers of patina and muted colors telling the story. One that has shades of white, cream, palest of blues and grays and more all mingling together. And since my living room Christmas tree is generally a frosted golden glowing beauty this was a perfect theme for me this year. The Winter White decorating theme at Balsam Hill is full of icy whites, silvers and shimmery touches. Think- snowflakes, baubles topped with icicles, frosted branches and strands of rhinestone beads. I started with a frosty tree- the brand new Frosted Yukon Spruce This frosted tree has a slightly wonky and unique tree shape- much like a tree you would find in nature. It is a narrow profile- which means it doesn’t take up as much space as some of those chubby trees and so it is perfect for adding nearly anywhere. It is the imperfect profile that makes it such a cutie-with are deeper for hanging chunky ornaments and filling them in- and then there is that sprinkle of snow… it is heavily flocked with that beautiful snow. And when you turn it on- it absolutely glows and fills the room with warm light. A secret… between you and me- I almost left it mostly bare. Because that frosted Spruce looked absolutely incredible just as it was when I first it up. But I had those gorgeous Winter White elements to add – and they are beyond so pretty. I started with these Winter White Ornaments With the Winter Whites- I decided to warm them up a bit with a few golds. I used new French Country Gold ornaments- as well as the Beaded Gold ornaments along with a few others from other sets. For a touch of whimsy, I draped the branches with layers of beaded & rhinestone garlands. Garlands are one of my favorite touches on a tree- they are so simple and elegant and even a bare tree with just twinkle lights and beads has a huge amount of charm. Another favorite tip is to use simple unadorned ornaments along with the delicate, detailed exquisite ones. Some of my favorites are the matte and glossy European Essentials in white. mixed in with the delicious details- they add a sweet touch and balance. Though this tree is a a tad more simple than ones I have done in the past- I am finding myself yearning for that simplicity – and simple elegance. Of course- on the opposite side of simplicity- this is just one of the trees that are twinkling away already this season- haha- so stay tuned for much more very soon. And something exciting- you can take an EXTRA 10% off ANY order- No minimum purchase amount required Including Sale Prices at Balsam Hill right now with code- FCC10off Shop the Look here Frosted Yukon Spruce Winter White Ornaments Gold Beaded Ornaments French Country Gold Foil and Crackle Ornaments Gold Beaded Garland Crystal Garland European Essentials- white glossy and matte And coming your way on Wednesday more of that Winter White decor in the living room and a closer look at the mantel. As well- Don’t miss following Balsam Hill on FB and Instagram- they are running a 12 Days of Giveaways starting today you can find out more details and enter for a chance to win here Don’t miss what my friends are sharing today too Inspired By Charm Styled With Lace Golden Boys and Me Happy holiday decorating everyone! * I am Balsam Hill’s Brand Ambassador but all opinions and my love of Balsam Hill are my own.
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Blue and white
A color crush that lasts forever, Blue & White.
