The lemons were an Amazon find! I love them in that white vase! SO classic!Īnd can we talk about that gold gumball machine? That was a recent DIY, and I am LOVING it in the gold. I bought it from a friend on Facebook! It has made its way to several areas of my home over the years! I have had her for several years, and I still love it just as much as the day I got it. It cracks me up, seriously!Īnd you may be wondering about the cow picture. I LOVE the pops of gold that I added this year. It is a small space that packs a big punch, and I can switch things around without changing my entire house! My mantel (along with my coffee bar) is one of my favorite places to switch things up frequently. I literally love to change things up for all the seasons and holidays, and I am simply swooning over the vibe on my mantel this Spring! The mantel is adorned with exquisite objects in silver and gold hues, such as decorative candles, a miniature Christmas tree, and a metallic reindeer that makes an interesting addition.I am totally one of those people who THRIVE on change in my home.

This marble fireplace mantel already makes a gorgeous focal point on its own, which explains why a simple bead garland is preferred here. Sometimes, all you need are a few accessories.

Just because it's the holiday season doesn't mean your home has to be filled with all kinds of Christmas decors. Finish the look by adding candles on both sides of the mantel for warm and snug evenings with your loved ones.

A frosty finish on the garland and furry stockings hanging on a wood log enriches the atmosphere with a snowy and cozy touch. If you're not a big fan of traditional wreaths, layer multiple pieces of artwork instead! This way, you can flaunt your aesthetic while dressing up your mantel for Christmas. If you have a white or gray brick veneer fireplace, you can achieve this wintry vibe with no trouble! A gray textured facade serves as the perfect backdrop for these oversized accents. Instead of placing your Christmas gifts under the Christmas tree, break the norms by displaying them under the mantel! This year is all about being different and unique! Christmas coziness in a nutshell In this case, a bold pink wreath and colorful Christmas presents steal the show in this living room. Keeping the mantel minimal will accentuate the elements displayed above and under the fireplace. Surprise your little princesses with an unanticipated Christmas theme this year: pink! Moreover, this mantel isn't jam-packed with fussy decorations yet still makes a pretty festive statement! Polka dot stockings and glittered Christmas trees in pink and blue set the scene for a playful and bright holiday. An unexpected color combination of pink hues and pops of green and blue makes a fun and visually-interesting scene. Who says your holiday color palette should only consist of red, green, and white? This living room proves that there's more to the Christmas color scheme than the usual holiday colors. A vintage-style tealight holder centers the mantel and of course, you can't forget about the charming evergreen wreath! Don't forget to balance the accessories by staggering shapes and heights for a more appealing arrangement. You can include bits and pieces in assorted sizes and shapes, and as long as they're in the same color scheme, the final result will always look festive, cohesive, and certainly eye-catching! Although there are plenty of colors present here (green, blue, red, gold, white, beige, etc…), these colors tie the room together and scream Christmas! While a novelty garland hangs below for a minimal touch, colorful toy soldiers and miniature gift boxes along with two small Christmas trees add playfulness to the display. Wouldn't this mantel look too all over the place? That's the beauty of the Christmas color scheme. Imagine if all these mantel decorations were in 6 different colors, other than the typical Christmas colors.

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