"A bust and framed art on a white mantel."
Long Island, New York, home of interior designer Eileen Kathryn Boyd and her family.
Interior design by Eileen Kathryn Boyd, Eileen Kathryn Boyd Interiors.
Flowers by Laurel and Lill.
Photography by Patrick Cline.
Art direction by Michele Adams.
"An Artist's Interior" written by Shawn Gauthier.
Lonny (December 2010).
"Instead of permanently gluing wallpaper to the back of her secretary desk, [designer Eileen Kathryn] Boyd applied it to a fitted piece of poster board and then simply slid the poster board into place. 'It's a great layering [technique] and helps to create a landscape,' she says."
Long Island, New York, home of interior designer Eileen Kathryn Boyd and her family.
Flowers by Laurel and Lill.
Photography by Patrick Cline.
Art direction by Michele Adams.
"An Artist's Interior" written by Shawn Gauthier.
Lonny (December 2010).
"Put the natural reflective quality of glass to work and double the lushness of an unadorned feathery cedar wreath by hanging it in front of a mirror. Candlesticks, old-gold ribbon and tarnished objets inject a warm look."
Photography by Kim Jeffery.
Canadian House and Home (December 2012).
"French heart-shaped ex votos on Roman marble bust, A.D. 100 - 400."
Interiors by Peter Vitale and Harry Greiner.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
Text by Kimberlie Waugh-Bloodworth.
"Christmas in Santa Fe" produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (November - December 2007).
"A simply dressed bird and decorative ball add touches of beauty."
Interior design by David H. Mitchell.
Photography by Keith Scott Morton.
"Counting on Christmas" by Leslie Dunne Sadler.
Southern Accents (November - December 2003) .
"Wreaths and packages get glamorous with gold ribbon."
Photography by Keith Scott Morton.
"Counting on Christmas" by Leslie Dunne Sadler.
Southern Accents (November - December 2003).
"The contrast of unadorned cedar with a sumptuous satin gold bow is contemporary and lush. Hang it low to create more drama."
Photography by Angus Fergusson.
Canadian House and Home (December 2010).
"Look for opportunities to add a wreath to doors throughout the house. Start with cabinet doors and small interior doors."
Photography by William Dickey.
"Fresh Holiday Wreath" offered by Garnet Hill.
"Dress your door with a stunning arrangement of magnolia, boxwood, fir and cedar finished with a rustic burlap bow. Grapevine backing."
24 inches or 30 inches.
Photo via Garnet Hill website.
"Juniper berries add subtle color and a lovely scent to a minimalist wreath. Hanging a wreath over a mirror is a great way to show it off."
"For her own house, interior designer Jan Roden chooses pale neutrals so that her collections - including holiday trimmings - show well. . . . The convincing Renaissance-style angel, actually resin, holds 19th-century faceted crystal balls."
Home of interior designer Jan Roden, who runs the Charlottesville, Virginia, shop And George with her daughter Christy Roden Ford.
Photography by Gordon Beall.
Written by Ted Loos.
"A Fresh Look at Tradition" produced by Senga Mortimer.
House Beautiful (December 2003).
"Even the pigeon on this lamp in the guest bedroom wears his holiday finery; he is flanked by European salt-glazed pitchers."
Charleston, South Carolina, pied-a-terre of Atlanta, Georgia, decorator Jackye Lanham
and her husband Bill.
Interior design by Jackye Lanham, Jacquelynne P. Lanham Design, Inc.
Photography by Tria Giovan.
"Charleston Gem" by Jill Kirchner Simpson.
Southern Accents.
"In designer Julie Charbonneau's Montreal home, mirrored doors in a long hallway get a festive update with a pheasant feather wreath."
Interior design by Julie Charbonneau, de Poitiers.
Photography by Andre Rider.
Maison et Demeure (December 2009).
"Blue linen and brown mohair take the house's accent colors into deeper tones in the family room. The French mantelpiece is from Chateau Domingue in Houston. 'I use mohair upholstery in many of the family rooms I do,' says [designer Pamela] Pierce. 'It's nearly indestructible.' "
Houston, Texas, home for a family of six.
Houston, Texas, home for a family of six.
Interior design by Pamela Pierce, Pierce Designs and Associates.
Photography by Tria Giovan.
"Tailor-Made Trimmings" by Lydia Somerville.
Southern Accents (November - December 2003).
"Italian 18th-century lyre table made of old elements. Tuscan 17th-century chairs in Great Plains wool. Swedish sofa, c. 1740. Florio Collection embroidered linen curtains. Italian 18th-century wood chandelier. Walnut floor."
Interior design by Pamela Pierce, Pierce Designs and Associates.
Photography by Peter Vitale.
"House Warming - Invitation to Comfort" text by Nancy Perot Mulford.
Veranda (November - December 2006).
"In the family room, white canvas slipcovers dress club chairs from the '40s. Sand dollars serve as ornaments on the miniature tree. The ornate candelabra is from Shabby Slips."
Houston, Texas, home of Michelle Stewart and family.
Interior design by Michelle Stewart.
Photographed by Tria Giovan.
Written by Jill Kirchner Simpson.
"White Christmas" produced by Susanna Showers Moldawer.
Originally published in Southern Accents (November - December 2005).
"[F]amily member Stephanie Butler . . . made the gingerbread cookies that dance across the iron chandelier."
Houston, Texas, home of Michelle Stewart and family.
Interior design by Michelle Stewart.
Photographed by Tria Giovan.
Written by Jill Kirchner Simpson.
"White Christmas" produced by Susanna Showers Moldawer.
Originally published in Southern Accents (November - December 2005).
"Thin branches make up this Christmas wreath. Simply adorned with a platinum band, it . . . [is] perfect for a rustic atmosphere."
Floral design by Margaret Corrigan.
Photography by Donna Griffith.
Canadian House and Home (November 2008).
"The Lanhams added a small curved wall and gate to create privacy for the main entrance and garden; the front door is raised off the ground because it was originally designed for customers to enter the cooper's shop from their horse-drawn carriages."
The house "was built in 1778 as the shop and home of a cooper (barrel maker)."
South Carolina, Charleston, pied-a-terre of Atlanta, Georgia, decorator Jackye Lanham
and her husband Bill.
Interior design by Jackye Lanham, Jacquelynne P. Lanham Design, Inc.
Photography by Tria Giovan.
"Charleston Gem" by Jill Kirchner Simpson.
Southern Accents.
"Greenery and red bows at Beacon Hill windows are just enough decoration to transform the area into a neighborhood that's charmingly in the Christmas spirit."
Beacon Hill (Boston) home of Gregory Van Boven and David Beck.
Interior design by Gregory Van Boven, Gregory Van Boven Interior Design.
Photography by Eric Roth.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"Christmas in Boston" produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick.
Traditional Home.
Interior design by Gregory Van Boven, Gregory Van Boven Interior Design.
Photography by Eric Roth.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"Christmas in Boston" produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick.
Traditional Home.
"A classic Christmas window treatment."
Beacon Hill (Boston) home of Gregory Van Boven and David Beck.
Interior design by Gregory Van Boven, Gregory Van Boven Interior Design.
Photography by Eric Roth.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"Christmas in Boston" produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick.
Traditional Home.
Interior design by Gregory Van Boven, Gregory Van Boven Interior Design.
Photography by Eric Roth.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"Christmas in Boston" produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick.
Traditional Home.
"Winterberries and a glittery reindeer add festive flair to a living room table. The reindeer gets a fur stole."
Beacon Hill (Boston) home of Gregory Van Boven and David Beck.
Interior design by Gregory Van Boven, Gregory Van Boven Interior Design.
Photography by Eric Roth.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"Christmas in Boston" produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick.
Traditional Home.
Interior design by Gregory Van Boven, Gregory Van Boven Interior Design.
Photography by Eric Roth.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"Christmas in Boston" produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick.
Traditional Home.
"You can dress a standard wreath in white Christmas fashion as quick as you can say 'St. Nick.' All you need to get a decorator look is an inexpensive evergreen wreath, available at garden stores and tree lots, and a can of white flocking spray. Take the project outside to ensure you don't 'dust' the unintended."
Photography by Charles Walton IV.
Tobacco leaf wreath.
"Southern Holiday Wreaths" by M.K. Quinlan.
Garden and Gun (November 29, 2012).
"Use a rough material, like burlap, to add some rustic charm to your wreath."
Photography by Laurey W. Glenn.
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