Elegant, yet a bit rustic...this would fit in beautifully with the Rustic Chic ideabook created by Becky, a fellow contributor. The silver candles contrast nicely with the rustic feel of the pine cones and twig and berry garland.
Red berries typically provide a nice pop of color to garland and other mantle garnishes. But by wrapping berries with a simple string of white lights, and pairing them with pinecones and white candles, allows the berries to stand on their own as the mantle focal point. It’s attractive without being flashy.
A bowl of acorns and twigs with red berries is a eco-friendly way to decorate your mantle. Once the holidays are done, return all to nature to decompose. Enjoy your free and easy decorating, and less clutter around the home!Do you have any eco-friendly ideas? Share them below!More:50 Photos of Amazing Holiday DecorationsSeattle Tudor Christmas HouseDecking The Halls
This mantel creates a holiday feel without using any evergreen trimmings. Designer Sandra Howie says she likes to create a mantel in her own home that "is both simple and sparkly with a bit of rustic and a bit of modern." She's picked a beautiful palette of textures and arranged them in a balanced way.So, Houzzers, show 'em if ya got 'em! Please share your own holiday mantels with everyone in the Comments section.
This mantel creates a holiday feel without using any evergreen trimmings. Designer Sandra Howie says she likes to create a mantel in her own home that "is both simple and sparkly with a bit of rustic and a bit of modern." She's picked a beautiful palette of textures and arranged them in a balanced way.
This mantel creates a holiday feel without using any evergreen trimmings. Designer Sandra Howie says she likes to create a mantel in her own home that "is both simple and sparkly with a bit of rustic and a bit of modern." She's picked a beautiful palette of textures and arranged them in a balanced way.