As promised - an exclusive peek at the holiday decorations in my home
You may recall my blog from a couple of weeks ago when my housekeeper, Laura Acuna, was busy unpacking all of the new Martha Stewart Christmas decorations from Grandinroad. Since that time, Laura has been hard at work decorating for the holidays, using collections both new and old. I must tell you that I am very impressed with the beauty and quality of the Grandinroad products, and because they were fashioned after my favorite decorations, they fit right in with what I already have and use. Please enjoy these photos of this lovely décor, as my home is being transformed into a winter wonderland.
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- These pleated green paper trees look great with my white tea and coffee set in the bird room.
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- The nuts on this wreath have all been dusted with gold and sit atop a table.
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- Such lovely detail – from Grandinroad
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- A centerpiece of more silver and glittered birds – very elegant
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- I love these polar bears from Grandinroad.
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- A gorgeous tinsel tree
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- Little Christmas trees beneath a glass dome in the servery
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- I love how the glittered animals look in this Noah’s Ark set.
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- This is my drabware manger set, which I made several years ago.
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- The silver tree is adorned with these funny mouse ornaments.
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- In the green room, these feather trees are dripping with icicles.
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- More charming buildings
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- These represent Francesca and Sharkey.
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- Such beautiful detail
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- A sweet glittered bird
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- Copper tinsel trees are decorated with copper balls and pine cones in the servery.
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- Empress Tang is so curious.
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- The little Grandinroad buildings are a great addition this year.
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- A white feather tree in a faux bois planter.
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- Sharkey looks adorable amidst the holiday decor.
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- More details of the green room.
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- The fireplace in the green room – As you can see, the wall panels were painted using a faux bois technique.
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- My silver tree in the hallway
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- The village is sprinkled with artificial snow.
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- An overview of the brown room with a charming village as a centerpiece
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