Who says coasters have to be boring? Great news for you: clay coasters are still in! In this DIY tutorial, we’ll show you how to make colourful clay coasters that will not only protect your surfaces but also add a fun, personal touch to your home decor.

Working with polymer clay is not only enjoyable, but it also gives you endless possibilities of shapes and designs to choose from.

Let’s get our creative ideas on and start crafting together, shall we?

Materials Required: 

• Polymer clay in different colors
• Polymer clay rolling pin
• Sponge
• Clay knife
• Baking tray
• Kraft paper
• Oven

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Step 1: Prep First and Roll Second

Firstly, let’s begin by prepping your work surface with kraft paper to protect it. Then, take your polymer clay and roll it out into a thin sheet using the rolling pin.

Tip: You can mix the clay colours to create a terrazzo effect just by adding tiny pieces of one colour to the main colour.

Step 2: Have Fun Creating

Now, it’s time to take your rolled polymer clay and create different forms you can think of. Use your clay knife to cut out the different coaster shapes and YES, get creative by trying to make different shapes like flowers, squiggles or even simple round coasters with two-tone colours.

Furthermore, to ensure the edges of your coasters are smooth, take a wet sponge and gently go over them removing any imperfections.

Step 3: Bake and Enjoy

For our last step, preheat your oven to 170F and place the finished coasters on a baking tray. Bake them for 30 minutes and voila! Once cooled, you can add up to two coats of glossy mod podge if you prefer a glossy finish. Display your new clay coasters with your favourite glasses and impress your guests with this trendy DIY project, high-five!

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Creating your own clay coasters is not only a fun and easy DIY project, but it also allows you to add your personal touch to each creation, something we love here at Home Network.

… And just following these simple steps with little materials, you can score making stylish coasters that will impress your everyone. We can’t wait to see your creations and don’t forget to check more DIY ideas here.

Looking for a budget-friendly way to revamp your home decor? IKEA shoe organizers are incredibly versatile, functional and so affordable. But let’s be honest — they all kind of look the same, right? What if I told you that your plain storage unit in your hallway could become a stunning, personalized design piece that you’ll actually want to show off?

This IKEA shoe organizer hack will turn yours from bland to bam! And the best part? You don’t need to be a DIY expert or spend a fortune to pull it off. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast, a budget-savvy decorator or an IKEA lover looking for a fun weekend project, this one is for you.

Let us show you how to take your everyday IKEA shoe organizer and turn it into a conversation-starting masterpiece.

Materials Required:

• IKEA Shoe Organizer (like TRONES or BILLY units)
• Wood Veneer for a sleek, polished look
• Plywood Board for the top
• Decorative Wood Trim (I used flexible trim from wood pole wrap—it’s a game changer!)
• Gold Knobs that scream “high-end” without the high price tag
• Contact Glue for strong, seamless adhesion
• Drill and Screws to secure everything in place
• Jigsaw for custom cutting (don’t worry, it’s easier than it sounds!)
• Ruler, Measuring Tape, Pencil, Paper, Scissors and exacto knife for everything else

Step 1: Prep and Measure Your Organizer

Let’s start with wiping clean your shoe organizer to ensure a smooth surface for your materials. Then, measure the front panels of the organizer and, using those measurements, cut your wood veneer with an exacto knife carefully and slowly to avoid wood tears.

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Step 2: Glue The Wood on Doors

Attach the veneer wood to the doors using contact glue. The contact glue should be applied on the two surfaces: the wood and organizer doors. Let it dry for at least 15 minutes before application. Make sure you press down firmly to avoid any gaps or bubbles.

Step 3: Add the Top

This is where the magic happens. For this organizer, we wanted to mimic the wiggly shelving units we already had in the bathroom to keep the theme and design. Using a piece of paper to imitate the same wiggly design, we created a template to cut the top using a jigsaw.

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Step 4: Finish the Final Details

Let’s finish off this project by cutting individual wood pieces from the pole wrap or wood trim, to fit the sides and edges of your shoe organizer. Secure the trim using contact glue.

And for a touch of elegance, you can add door handles with gold knobs! Use a drill to create the holes, and screw in your new hardware. These details will add depth and texture to your piece, making it look more custom (and expensive!).

You can now step back and admire your masterpiece — a shoe organizer that’s also a stunning decor element in your home.

For more DIY projects and inspiration, head to our DIY section.

We’ve seen hand painted candle tutorials floating around social media for several months, and trust us, these DIY Galentine’s candles are perfect for a girls’ night in.

Galentine’s Day is all about celebrating the amazing women in your life — your best friends, sisters and soulmates. It’s the perfect excuse to gather, enjoy some delicious treats and create something special together.

Instead of the usual dinner or drinks, why not host a cozy craft night where custom candle-making is the main event? With just a few materials, you can create adorable, hand-decorated taper candles to bring warmth and love into your space.

Materials Required:

• White taper candles
• Candle wax pens (red and pink)
• Lighter or matches
• Paper towels (to clean up any wax smudges)
• Candle holders

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Step 1: Gather Your Materials

Let’s start by setting up a crafting station with all the materials. Tip: Protect your table with parchment or kraft paper and a tray to catch any wax drips. Make sure everyone has their own set of wax pens in different colours to get creative together, shall we?

Step 2: Paint, Paint, Paint!

Now, use the wax pens to draw different cute designs like cherries, hearts, polka dots and XOXO patterns. The wax pens glide smoothly on the candle surface, so let your imagination run wild! If you make a mistake, simply scrape off the wax with a napkin and start fresh.

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Step 3: Place Your Candles

Once your designs are dry, place the candles in holders and light them up. Enjoy the cozy, romantic glow of your handmade creations—perfect for a Galentine’s dinner or as a sweet gift for your besties.

Hosting a Galentine’s hand painted candle-making night is a fun and meaningful way to celebrate friendship. With a little creativity and a lot of love, you’ll have beautiful candles to cherish throughout the year.

See you in the next DIY, friends!

Part collage, part diary and part upcycling, a junk journal combines many crafting ideas into one sometimes-bursting book. This trending, multi-media journalling concept is all about self-expression and the freedom to create.

Photos, poems, pressed flowers — anything goes, and everything finds a place on these free-flowing pages. Here are the rules to making a junk journal (kidding — there are no rules!). Still, these guidelines will help you get started on your own journalling journey.

1. Got Junk?

What really differentiates these personalized pages from other journalling endeavours is the focus on repurposing materials. Have a pile of magazines marked for recycling? Tear out the images that call to you and stick them in! Remember those ticket stubs you couldn’t figure out what to do with? In they go!

Ribbon ends, receipts, paper scraps, stamps — anything that was on the way to the trash or recycling bin is up for grabs. Gather your bits and bobs, grab that glue and get sticking. The more layers, the merrier!

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2. Materials You Need

When gathering materials to set up your first junk journal, you will need — you guessed it — a journal. Now, this could be a repurposed sketchbook, notebook, blank journal or even recycled paper that you bind with a tapestry needle and cord.

Tip: If you are planning on buying a fresh, new journal to start your practice, consider one with a spiral binding, such as these NOTA notebooks from Indigo ($4-$15). Their pages are looser, allowing more space for those special 3D pieces so they won’t get squished.

Scissors, glue, a marker that can write on any paper surface, and a storage box or folder for filler finds are also a must. But beyond that, if something is beautiful, sentimental or simply calls to you (and adheres to paper), it’s perfect. And if you’re looking for additional inspiration, here are some ideas to help turn on that “junk to jewel” radar:

• Plane, train and tram tickets
• Handwritten cards and notes
• Rubber stamps and metallic ink
• Washi tape and stickers
• Polaroid photos
• Fabric and lace scraps
• Restaurant menus
• Theatre programs
• Discarded wrapping paper
• Old family photos
• Feathers, leaves and pressed flowers
• Favourite quotes

3. Feel the Flow

While scrapbooks and dairies usually have a linear progression, covering a certain event or timeframe; a junk journal isn’t constrained by time. Make it a daily, weekly or random practice of mindfulness, sitting down and simply letting the creative spirit fill you — and your notebook.

It’s quick, messy and sometimes sticky (glue, remember). But junk journaling is also a surprisingly satisfying way to work through thoughts or memorialize a moment. The non-conformity of materials and the laissez faire nature of the process forces you to be OK with imperfections.

4. Set the Intention

While having the freedom to create whatever comes out sounds liberating, sometimes having a theme, a colour scheme or a goal can help get things going. Start with pieces that have varying shades of a colour that’s calling to you these days. Make it all about your world travels and those place you still hope to see.

Or perhaps this particular book will become one giant manifestation manifesto, filled with images, ideas and ideals you wish to call into your life. This is just the jumping off point; once you start snipping and ripping, who knows where it’ll take you!

5. A Multi-Layered Approach

When you’re ready to begin your mindful Mod-Podge-ian process, start with larger pieces first, working your way down in size. For example, a large fashion-magazine cutout makes an ideal first paper layer. Then add on those smaller scraps of fabric, dried flowers and metallic paint. With each new addition, the page grows in depth and your final image will start to emerge.

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6. It’s Got Pockets

To add a little, surprise interactive moment to a junk journal, incorporate pockets throughout for treasured trinkets or special messages. A pasted-in envelope could hold a sparkly table topper from a friend’s wedding or a graduation note from your mom. If you’re feeling ambitious, test your hand at crafting these memento hidey-holes from decorative cardstock, velvet swatches or woven ribbons.

7. A Touching Transformation

So much of the joy gained from junk journaling comes from the tactile experience — feeling the ripple in a scrap of silk, the rip of the paper, the press of the postcard. Each action requires you to be very present in the moment, all while building something beautiful and deeply personal. Plus, what environmentally minded DIYer doesn’t like the idea of turning trash into treasure?

Yes, you read that right, a pool noodle wall art. With February 14 just around the corner, you might be looking to add a whimsical and romantic touch to your walls. Look no further, this DIY floral wall art — made with only pool noodles — is the perfect statement piece.  Inspired by high-end floral installations, this budget-friendly project is easy to make with just a few materials.

So let’s get started!

DIY

Materials Required:

• Two pool noodles
• Faux flowers in white and pink tones
• Exacto knife
• Duct tape
• Transparent tape
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks

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Step 1: Create The Frame

First, use an exacto knife to carefully trim the ends of both pool noodles at an angle, so they fit together in a curved or oval shape. Then, Secure the two noodles together using transparent tape and duct tape at the seams, ensuring they hold a heart shape firmly. You can secure the frame with extra tape to for increased stability and durability.

Step 2: Attach The Flowers

Next, prep your florals by trimming excess stems from the faux flowers, leaving just enough to insert into the foam of the noodles. Begin attaching the flowers by pressing the stems directly into the pool noodles, or adding hot glue to the ones that can’t be pressed in.

Step Three: Finishing Details

To finish off, we love working our florals in clusters, mixing white and pink tones to create natural gradient. Distribute flower sizes all over the heart for a whimsical effect.

Fill in the pool noodle gaps with smaller flowers and get ready for the final step — hanging your dreamy wall art.

To hang your freshly adorned wall piece, we suggest you use removable wall hooks, strong double-sided tape or lightweight nails to secure the piece in place.

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Ta-da! Your stunning giant floral pool noodle wall art is now ready to bring a dreamy, elegant touch to your space.

This DIY will elevate and romanticize your home with a luxurious floral aesthetic without breaking the bank. Have fun crafting, and don’t forget to share your creations with us on our social media platforms.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

TikTok trends have a way of making us rethink everyday things, and this one is no exception. Undoubtedly, the drawing on a table tablescape craze has taken over our social feeds, inspiring us all to turn our dining tables into works of art. This trend is a perfectly sustainable one that will help create a magical, custom tablescape for your next gathering without hurting the planet. In this DIY tutorial, we’ll show you how to create your own personalized tablescape that’s perfect for your next hosting gig, elevating the dining experience to a whole new level.

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♬ Christmas Lights – Kyrylo Zaplotynskyi

Materials Required:

• A roll of kraft paper
• White acrylic paint
• Paintbrushes (variety of sizes)
• Zigzag scissors
• Velvet lace (for the napkins)
• Napkins
• Candles in a matching colour palette
• Decorative seasonal elements

Step 1: Prep the Table

Start by rolling out the kraft paper across your table, ensuring it fully covers the surface. This will be your blank canvas.

Pro Tip: You can secure it with tape underneath to keep it flat and wrinkle-free.

Step 2: Design and Paint

Lightly sketch where your plates, coasters and names will go. Then, use a pencil to mark the areas with all of the details you’d like. This will create a balanced layout on your table.

Now, using your white acrylic paint, you can freehand draw scalloped plates, your guests’ names, coasters and any extra beautiful detail you’d like to see directly onto the kraft paper. Don’t be shy with adding fun shapes, too. For example, borders, stars and much more — just let your creativity shine for this step!

Step 3: Craft Napkin Bows

To complete this DIY, fold your paper napkins in three equal parts and then tie them with velvet lace to create elegant bows. Then, cut the edges with zigzag scissors and place them at each seating spot on top of your plates for a beautiful and elegant look.

Congratulations! You’ve just transformed an ordinary dining table into a stunning work of art, personalized to each guest and your home decor.

This DIY tablescape isn’t just decor — it’s definitely a conversation starter and creates an unforgettable experience for your friends and family.

Happy crafting, friends!

There’s nothing quite like the familiar and festive “POP!” of a holiday cracker to bring cheer around the Christmas or Hanukkah dinner table. Make these joyful decorations in a snap with seven simple steps and completely customize them with personal messages and tasty treats to delight your loved ones.

Materials Required:

• Paper rolls
• Wrapping paper
• Scissors
• Tape
• Ribbon or string
• Cracker snaps
• Confetti
• Treats and goodies

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Step 1: Cut Wrapping Paper

Cut out a few pieces of bright wrapping paper approximately 14 inches wide and 8 inches long. Look for wrapping paper that features grid lines along the back for easy measuring and cutting.

Step 2: Wrap Paper Rolls

Line three cardboard paper rolls side by side and carefully wrap them by rolling along the paper. Secure the paper with a piece of regular tape, double-sided tape, or a bead of hot glue.

Step 3: Insert Cracker Snap

Slide a bon bon snap or cracker snap through the paper rolls from one end to the other. Secure one end with a small piece of tape. This will keep the snap in place when you fill the cracker and close the ends.

Step 4: Gently Crush Ends

Grab hold of the wrapped cracker with both hands and find the break beneath the surface where the paper rolls meet. Gently twist the rolls apart to form a groove in the paper.

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Step 5: Close One End

Make sure the cracker snap is easily accessible on either end of your cracker. Carefully tie a ribbon or string to close one end of the cracker. Work the ribbon along the groove of paper to gently seal it shut. Once the ribbon is in place, trim the paper ends and lightly fluff them into shape.

Step 6: Fill Cracker

Now the fun part! Fill your cracker with items like personalized jokes or meaningful messages, paper crowns, balloons, candy, small trinkets or toys, and – of course – confetti!

Step 7: Close Other End

Repeat step five to close the other end of the cracker. Leave the ends tied simply with a ribbon or string, or dress them up with some jingle bells, small ornaments or colourful pom poms.

Set the Holiday Table

Make your holiday table pop with these fun and festive crackers!

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Professional-quality gift wrapping requires a combination of the right tools, attention to detail and creativity. From selecting the perfect wrapping paper to perfecting the art of crisp folds and finishing touches, all it takes is some practice to become a true “wrap star.” Whether you’re a seasoned wrapper or a beginner, here are some tips on how to gift wrap even odd-shaped gifts like a pro this holiday season and say goodbye to store-bought gift bags.

 

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Materials Required:

Before you begin wrapping your gifts, it’s important to have the right tools and materials at the ready. Here’s a list of essential items along with a few things that will elevate your gift wrapping if you’re looking for more of a challenge.

• An assortment of wrapping paper (different patterns and colours)
• A sharp pair of scissors (or a paper dispenser)
• Clear cellophane tape (go for a higher quality option so the gift doesn’t pop open early)
• Gift boxes
• Tissue paper
• Bows and ribbon
• Tags (store-bought or handmade)
• A hot glue gun (this can be used instead of tape when wrapping gifts)
• Small pine cones, bells or other decorative items

How to Gift Wrap Boxed Items

To wrap a boxed item or any other square or rectangular-shaped object with straight edges, here is a step-by-step guide:

1. If your item requires a box (like clothing), first wrap the item in a sheet or two of tissue paper, and then place it in a gift box. Secure each side of the lid with a small piece of tape so that it doesn’t open while you’re wrapping it.
2. Next, measure and cut the wrapping paper. For most gifts, you’ll want to cut the width to match the width of the gift and the height should be twice the height of the gift.
3. Lay the paper on a flat surface with the patterned side down and centre the gift with the bottom of the box facing up.
4. Centre the gift and fold over one half of the paper, making sure that it’s as tight to the box as possible. Fasten with a piece of tape. Then fold over the other half so that it partially covers the half that is already fastened to the box, again making sure that it’s snug against the box. Fasten it with a piece of tape. If the edge wasn’t cut completely evenly, you can fold it under to create a straighter edge before fastening it with tape.
5. Neatly fold each end of the gift, keeping the paper as tight to the box as possible. Fasten with enough tape to hold it in place but don’t overdo it. Two or three small pieces will usually do the trick. If the paper was measured correctly, you shouldn’t have to trim any excess. If any trims are required, use sharp scissors and trim as neatly as possible. (For more experienced wrappers, a hot glue gun can be used in place of tape for the previous two steps.)
6. Flip the gift over and attach a tag, bow, ribbon and other decorative items.

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How to Gift Wrap Awkwardly-Shaped Items

To wrap items with more challenging shapes, watch the video above or follow these tips:

For something like a stuffed toy, cut a piece of wrapping paper big enough to cover the item. Fold each side into each other with a bit of overlap and tape it. Form two triangles and tape it to form the bottom. Place your item inside the bag and fold the top down. Make two hole punches in the top and fasten with ribbon to close the bag.

For a bottle, take a new, reusable napkin or dish towel and wrap it around the bottle. Tie the top — around the neck of the bottle — with ribbon.

For an item like a tumbler or a travel mug, you’ll also want to create a gift bag out of wrapping paper. Follow the same steps as the first example, but make sure you have lots of paper at the top. Accordion fold the top of the bag until you’re close to the item, tie it with string or ribbon, and fan out the top, taping both accordioned sides together in the centre.

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Bring holiday cheer to your tree with a charming, needle-felted gingerbread house ornament. This easy DIY project is perfect for adding a handmade touch to your Christmas decorations. Follow these simple steps to craft your very own heirloom ornament this holiday season:

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♬ We Wish You a Merry Christmas – Alexander Smith & Mark Fabian & Richard Kimmings

Materials Required:

• Wool roving in brown, white, green & red
• Felting needle
• Felting pad
• Scissors
• Silver thread
• Embroidery needle
• Ribbon

Step 1: Prepare the Base Shape

Start by shaping the main body of the gingerbread house. Take a handful of brown wool roving and form it into a rectangle. Place the shape on your felting pad and use your felting needle to repeatedly poke the wool, compressing the fibers until the rectangle becomes firm and holds its shape. Rotate the piece as you work to ensure even felting on all sides.

Step 2: Create the Roof

To make the roof, pull apart a smaller amount of brown wool roving and shape it into a triangle. Attach the triangle to the top of the rectangular base by layering the fibers together and felting them into place with your needle. Continue poking around the edges and surface to secure the roof and smooth out the connections.

Step 3: Add the Details

White details bring the gingerbread house to life! Take a small amount of white wool roving and gently form it into shapes for the doors and windows. Use your needle to secure the fibers and create defined shapes. Then, take some thin strips for the roof’s snow. Lay the strips along the edges of the roof and felt them down. For extra texture, you can add a few wavy lines to mimic icicles.

Step 4: Add More Details

Enhance the ornament’s charm by adding intricate details to the windows and doors. Use metallic embroidery thread and an embroidery needle to stitch outlines, frames or decorative patterns. This step adds sparkle and highlights to your gingerbread house.

Step 5: Make a Felted Wreath

Add a festive wreath to your gingerbread house. Use green wool roving to create a small circular shape. Felt it tightly to maintain its form, then use red wool roving to fashion a tiny bow. Attach the bow to the top of the wreath by felting it into place. Secure the wreath to the front of the house by felting it onto your desired spot.

Step 6: Attach the Hanging Loop

Cut a piece of ribbon approximately eight inches long. Use your embroidery thread to attach it to the top of the gingerbread house, just behind the roof’s peak.

Your needle-felted gingerbread house ornament is now complete! Hang it on your Christmas tree, gift it to a loved one or use it as a festive embellishment on holiday gifts.

This holiday season, take your staircase to the next level with a lush, dramatic garland made using a surprising secret weapon — a pool noodle! This affordable DIY pool noodle garland is easy, fun and completely customizable. Here’s how to create your own showstopping masterpiece for the holidays:

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♬ sunet original – 🎄CHRISTMAS☃️

Materials Required:

• 1 pool noodle
• Zip ties 
• Fir branches (grab free off-cuts from your Christmas tree)
• Cedar stems
• Pruning shears
• Gold beaded garland
• Glass gold star ornaments
• Battery-operated twinkle lights
• 2” satin ribbon (for bows)
• Scissors

Step 1: Attach Your Pool Noodle

First, slice the pool noodle lengthwise. Position it snugly along the top of your banister, with the cut side facing down. Secure it in place using zip ties, spacing them about 12 inches apart. This base will anchor all of the festive greenery and decorations.

Step 2: Gather and Trim Your Greenery

If you get a real Christmas tree for your house, ask for the off-cuts from the bottom — they’re usually free and perfect for this project! Pair them with some cedar stems for added texture and draping. Otherwise, you can pick up fresh greenery from most grocery stores this time of year.

Using pruning shears, trim the branches into smaller sections, roughly 8-12 inches long. You want pieces that are easy to handle but full enough to create a fluffy look.

Step 3: Build Your Pool Noodle Garland

Start at one end of the banister and insert the cut ends of the fir branches into the slit of the pool noodle. Work in sections, alternating with cedar stems to create dimension. Layer generously until the entire pool noodle is covered.

Pro tip: Stand back occasionally to check your progress, finding bald spots to ensure an even, full look.

Step 4: Add the Gold Beaded Garland

Take your gold beaded garland and drape it loosely around the greenery. Let it swoop and sag between sections for a touch of sparkle and movement. Secure the garland in place by tucking it into the greenery or using small zip ties if needed.

Step 5: Customize Your Pool Noodle Garland

Next, tuck in a few pretty ornaments. Use more stems to help hold them in place, ensuring they’re secure and visible.

Then, weave a string of battery-operated twinkle lights through the garland. Position the lights to highlight the ornaments and greenery, leaving the battery pack discreetly tucked at the base.

Step 6: Add the Finishing Touches

For the grand finale, create two large satin bows — one for the top of the banister and one for the bottom. I did a double bow at the bottom for even more drama. Secure the bows with zip ties and adjust the ribbon tails so they cascade elegantly downwards.

Step 7: Admire Your Work

With the final touches in place, it’s time to snap a few pictures for the ‘gram and enjoy your beautifully-decorated space. The mix of lush greenery, shimmering gold accents and twinkling lights brings instant holiday magic to your home.