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Neutral Christmas Present Wrapping

December 3, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

Keeping in line with my minimal style, I love Christmas presents that are naturally wrapped with neutral colors, and I know there are lots of different ways to do this, but right now, this is the wrapping method I’m loving most so I thought I’d share all the details on how I created this look because it’s SO easy!

  • Natural Wrapping Paper: Amazon | Walmart | Walmart
  • Black Paper Gift Tags: Amazon | Walmart
  • Burlap 3″ x 10 Yards: Amazon | Walmart
  • Natural Twine Gift Wrap String: Amazon | Walmart
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (black & white)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (red & white)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (green & white)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (natural & black)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (multicolored sets)
  • Label maker: Amazon | Walmart | The Container Store
  • Label refills: Amazon (black) | Amazon (multicolor)

For the rest of our mantel decor, go to our Living Room Sources page.
For the rest of our Christmas Decor, go to our Christmas Decor 2019 page.
For all other Christmas-related posts, go to our Christmas category.

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Cheese & Cracker Snack Boards

November 26, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

Cheese boards are perfect for decadent and tasty snacking! They’re also excellent party pleasers! I know that a charcuterie board is often the more traditional option, but since we don’t eat a lot of meat in our house, a cheese board is the way to go for us! It’s not only perfect for parties, it’s can also be an amazing option for those random nights when you don’t know what to make for dinner and you just want to snack!

My favorite board to use is this slate board from Crate & Barrel (comes in small, medium, and I have large) and I paired it with this adorable modern copper handled cheese knife set and Christmas tree ramekins which felt perfect for the holiday season! More on other cheese boards & knives I love down below!

The best cheese boards have a variety of flavors to compliment each other – a mix of cheeses, crackers, fruit (fresh & dried), sweet treats, salty snacks, some crunchy bits and anything else your heart desires!

As far as presentation goes, there are basically a zillion different cheese board styles and cheese knives out there to choose from, so I’ve rounded up my favorites styles below to help narrow down the selection!

Favorite cheese board styles:

  • Slate board: Crate & Barrel (this is the one in all my pics)
  • Wood & marble boards: McGee & Co (striped) | West Elm (long octagon) | Crate & Barrel (rectangle) | West Elm (round w/handle) | World Market (round w/handle) | Overstock (round no handle) | Wayfair (paddle) | Wayfair (oblong) | Wayfair (round) | Wayfair (pineapple shape)
  • Petrified wood: CB2 | West Elm
  • Wood with inlay: CB2 (resin & wood) | Wayfair (extra long)
  • Natural wood: CB2 (teak) | CB2 (olive)
  • Traditional wood: Crate & Barrel (extra long) | Crate & Barrel (leather handles) | Crate & Barrel (copper accent) | Crate & Barrel (classic)
  • Large cutting boards: McGee & Co (set of 3)Crate & Barrel

 

Favorite styles of cheese knives & accessories:

  • Copper handles (modern): Crate & Barrel (the ones in my pics)
  • Black handles (modern): Crate & Barrel
  • Geometric handles: CB2
  • Agate handles: World Market
  • Mother of pearl handles: CB2
  • Marble handles: West Elm (square) | West Elm (rounded) | Crate & Barrel (dark marble)
  • Wooden: Crate & Barrel
  • Copper: West Elm
  • Gold: West Elm (textured) | CB2 (chunky) | West Elm (gold & silver)
  • Christmas tree ramekins: Crate & Barrel (shown in my pics)
  • Soapstone chalk: Crate & Barrel (writes on the slate cheese boards)

 

Favorite snack board foods:

Cheeses (I like to do 3):

  • 1 hard (my fav is manchego, I usually slice this to make triangle wedges)
  • 1 medium (my fav is goat gouda or cheddar, I’ll slice gouda but cube cheddar)
  • 1 soft (my fav is soft unripened goat, but brie is common too)

Crackers (I also like to do 3, in a variety of shapes):

  • 1 Flavored
  • 1 Crispy
  • 1 Softer
  • A baguette (sliced or in chunks)

Fresh fruit:

  • Grapes are a must for me
  • Berries are also a must
  • Seasonal options: pears, peaches, figs, persimmons, apples, tangerines, grapefruit, melon…

Salty snacks:

  • Olives are my go-to, the more variety the better
  • Roasted red peppers
  • Mini pickles/cornichons

Sweet treats:

  • Chocolate bites/truffles
  • Dried fruit (apricots, dates, cranberries, figs…)
  • Candied ginger (sweet with a bit of a kick)

Spreads:

  • Jams and spreads (sweet or spicy)
  • Humus (for color, try beet or pea humus)
  • Honey in a cute little jar/dish

Crunch factor:

  • Nuts (roasted & salted for extra yum)
  • Roasted corn kernels
  • Pretzels and breadsticks

Veggies:

  • Cherry tomatoes
  • Cucumber slices

Honestly there’s no right or wrong way to do make these boards. I did up a couple different versions here as examples, but there are literally endless different and fun ways to make these yummy snack boards! And you don’t even have to do cheese… you can do veggie boards, fruit platters, or even dessert trays!!

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Christmas Decor 2019

November 14, 2019 by admin 2 Comments

Here’s a list of the Christmas decor we used around our house this holiday season! I’ve listed the exact item where possible, similar options in situations where I couldn’t find the original or just to give variety and options (always labeled as ‘similar’), and linked to all relevant DIY Tutorials for items we made. Enjoy! 😀

To see more pictures of how all of these rooms turned out, be sure to follow us on Instagram! And please note that since these are all holiday or seasonal items, availability is subject to change at any time.

MANTEL:

  • Black modern Christmas trees: DIY Tutorial (Very similar: Crate & Barrel)
  • Striped vase: Crate & Barrel
  • White vase: Crate & Barrel
  • Greenery mix: Michaels | West Elm | Michaels
  • Gold reindeer (similar): West Elm
  • Round mirror: Amazon | Wayfair | Urban Outfitters (same mirror)
  • Fireplace: Amazon | Walmart
  • Mantle: real barn beam
  • For more, visit our Living Room sources page

 

CHRISTMAS TREE:

  • Tree box stand: DIY Tutorial | Alternative tree collars (these all look gorgeous but will be too short to deter cats): Crate & Barrel (wicker natural) | Crate & Barrel (woven black/gold) | Crate & Barrel (textured gold) | Crate & Barrel (galvanized metal) | Target (metal) | Home Depot (metal) | BarnwoodUSA (Etsy) (wood crate) | Pottery Barn (basket) | Wayfair (gray crate with X) | Wayfair (dark crate no X) | Target (basket w/handles) | Target (black poplar) | Target (white rope)
  • Salt dough ornaments (stars): DIY Tutorial | Similar wood ones: H&M Home
  • Starburst ornaments (similar): West Elm | Target | Crate & Barrel
  • Wire ornaments (similar): West Elm | Crate & Barrel | Target | H&M Home
  • Tree topper (I didn’t use a tree topper this year but I would have used one of these if I was planning to do one): Crate & Barrel | Crate & Barrel | McGee & Co
  • Other ornaments I love: McGee & Co (gold) | McGee & Co (black) | H&M Home (paper) | Target (snowflake) | Target (snowflakes)
  • Garlands I love: McGee & Co (bells) | Kirklands (bells) |

 

KITCHEN:

  • White cotton wreath: Amazon | Similar: Wayfair | Pottery Barn
  • Other holiday wreaths I love the look of: Crate & Barrel (faux cypress) | McGee & Co (faux cedar) | West Elm (gold leaf) | West Elm (silver leaf) | West Elm (geometric) | Target (white) | H&M Home (metal) | Target (modern) | Target (rustic) | Anthropology (greenery)
  • Wooden trees: Michaels | Similar: Crate & Barrel
  • White snowflake lantern: Michaels
  • Nutcracker (similar): Target | Michaels
  • CHRISTMAS DECOR: Glitter reindeer (similar): Walmart
  • Bottle brush trees (similar): Crate & Barrel | Crate & Barrel
  • For more, visit our Kitchen sources page

 

DINING ROOM:

  • White ceramic houses (similar): Crate & Barrel | Bed, Bath & Beyond | West Elm | Target
  • White ceramic trees (similar): West Elm
  • For more, visit our Dining Room sources page

 

FOYER:

  • Pre-lit tabletop Christmas tree: Wayfair
  • Nutcracker: Michaels
  • For more, visit our Foyer sources page

 

MUDROOM:

  • Most Wonderful Time pillow (similar): Wayfair
  • Buffalo check pillows: Amazon (Similar: Pottery Barn)
  • White faux fur pillow (similar): Pottery Barn
  • Wood Christmas village/trees: DIY Tutorial
  • Wood tree by vase: Michaels | Similar: Crate & Barrel
  • Gold greenery: Michaels
  • For more, visit our Mudroom sources page

 

BATHROOMS:

  • Pre-lit Christmas tree: Wayfair
  • Flocked tabletop Christmas tree: Wayfair
  • For more, visit our Powder Bathroom sources page
  • For more, visit our Buffalo Check Bathroom sources page
  • For more, visit our Master Bathroom sources page

 

WRAPPING PRESENTS:

  • Natural Wrapping Paper: Amazon | Walmart | Walmart
  • Black Paper Gift Tags: Amazon | Walmart
  • Burlap 3″ x 10 Yards: Amazon | Walmart
  • Natural Twine Gift Wrap String: Amazon | Walmart
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (black & white)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (red & white)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (green & white)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (natural & black)
  • Striped twine: Amazon | Walmart (multicolored sets)
  • Label maker: The Container Store | Walmart | Amazon
  • Label refills: Amazon (black) | Amazon (multicolor)

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How to Make Salt Dough Ornaments

November 13, 2019 by admin 2 Comments

To fit in with our minimal Christmas decor style, I thought I’d try making some homemade salt dough ornaments and loved how they turned out! They couldn’t be easier so here’s how to make them:

Ingredients:

  • 2 cups flour
  • 1 cup salt
  • 1 cup water

Directions:

  1. Combine flour, salt, and water in a mixing bowl. Mix with a fork. Once combined, knead mixture with your hands for about a minute until it forms a non-sticky ball of dough (similar to playdough).
  2. Roll it out with a rolling pin until it’s about 1/8″ thick.
  3. Use cookie cutters to make your desired shapes.
  4. Use a straw to make a hole near the top to hang the ornaments from.
  5. You’ll have lots of scraps left over so roll those back up into a new dough ball and make more ornaments. I did this process 4 times until I was out of dough.
  6. Bake at 350 on a lined baking sheet for about 10-11 minutes.
  7. Allow to cool for at least 30 mins before moving them, and allow them to completely cool for several hours (overnight would be ideal) before hanging them on the tree.

One ball of dough made me a total of 55 medium size star ornaments and I only ended up needing 50 to fully decorate our tree as per the picture at the top of this post – granted I only decorated the two sides visible from the room since our tree is placed in a corner, but that should give you an idea of quantity.

Cookie cutters (I’ve had mine for ages but these are very similar ones):

  • Holiday sets: Amazon | Crate & Barrel
  • Star shapes: Amazon | Williams Sonoma
  • Snowflake shapes: Williams Sonoma | Williams Sonoma (mine is an older version of these)
  • Gingerbread man shapes: Williams Sonoma

To hang them you can either use ornament hooks or for a more rustic look, you can use:

  • Twine: Amazon
  • Baker’s twine: Amazon (red/green/white/natural) | Amazon (black/white)

I kept my salt dough ornaments all the same shape for consistency, although I also think it would be super cute with variety so you can have a lot of fun with different ways of decorating. I also added in some starbust and wire ornaments to my tree as well so I’ve found some similar ones if you like the look:

  • Starburst ornaments (similar): West Elm | Target | Crate & Barrel
  • Wire ornaments (similar): West Elm | Crate & Barrel | Target | H&M Home
  • Tree topper (I didn’t use a tree topper this year but I would have used one of these if I was planning to do one): Crate & Barrel | Crate & Barrel | McGee & Co
  • Other ornaments I love: McGee & Co (gold) | McGee & Co (black) | H&M Home (paper) | Target (snowflake) | Target (snowflakes)

Sources from our mantel decor:

  • Round mirror: Amazon | Wayfair | Urban Outfitters (same mirror)
  • Black modern Christmas trees: DIY Tutorial (Very similar: Crate & Barrel)
  • Striped vase: Crate & Barrel
  • Greenery mix: Michaels | West Elm | Michaels
  • Gold reindeer (similar): West Elm
  • Fireplace: Amazon | Walmart
  • Mantle: real barn beam
  • For more, visit our Living Room sources page

Sources for our Christmas tree box stand:

  • Tree box stand: DIY Tutorial
  • Alternative tree collars: Crate & Barrel (wicker natural) | Crate & Barrel (woven black/gold) | Crate & Barrel (textured gold) | Crate & Barrel (galvanized metal) | Target (metal) | Home Depot (metal) | BarnwoodUSA (Etsy) (wood crate) | Pottery Barn (basket) | Wayfair (gray crate with X) | Wayfair (dark crate no X) | Target (basket w/handles) | Target (black poplar) | Target (white rope)

For more info, please visit our Living Room Sources Page.

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How to DIY a Modern Wooden Christmas Tree

November 7, 2019 by admin 4 Comments

For our Christmas mantel decorations this year, I really wanted to try building some of the decor myself and I’ve always adored the look of minimal almost nordic-style wooden Christmas trees and also loved the look of these gorgeous black Crate & Barrel “Chalet Trees” so I decided to try making some.

I wanted to play with the geometry of having two triangular trees beside my favorite big black round mirror (many sources, same mirror: Amazon | Wayfair | Urban Outfitters) so I decided to make my new DIY wooden Christmas trees with minimal black frames to reflect the same design direction as our mirror.

While I’ve done several woodworking projects, any angles (other than 45*) always made my head spin so these trees were a bit of a brain tangle for me, but I persevered and my little trees turned out just as I’d hoped! They’re not perfect, but they still gave me exactly the look I wanted! So here’s how I made them:

Materials list:

  • 1x2x8 board: Home Depot (the amount you need will depend on how many trees you make, I recommend getting a slightly “nicer” grade of wood for this project)
  • 1×4 board: Home Depot (you only need a couple feet of this for the base)
  • Wood dowel: Home Depot (you may only need one, or none if you don’t want to hang ornaments)
  • Miter saw, ours is like this: Home Depot (note: this is small enough a project that you could do all the cuts by hand using the next type of saw on this list, which you will need anyways)
  • Back saw: Home Depot (you could do all the cuts with this if you don’t have a miter saw)
  • Power drill: Amazon | Home Depot (you only need this if you plan to put in the dowel to hang ornaments from, and you’ll also need a bit that’s the same size as your dowels)
  • Wood Glue: Home Depot (if you use this, you’ll need clamps) OR Super Glue: Home Depot (if you get a fast enough drying one, you won’t need clamps)
  • Matte black paint: Home Depot (+ paint brush)
  • Sandpaper
  • Measuring tape

How to build them:

  1. Decide how big you want your trees to be. You can literally make them any size you want. For size reference, the smaller of my 2 trees has 26″ long sides, a 12″ bottom side, and a 5.5″ base plate.
  2. Cut your pieces to the right length: 2 long sides + 1 short side for every tree. Plus a wider bottom plate to stabilize it (to calculate the length of the bottom plate, just make it about 8″ shorter than the bottom side piece, 4″ on either side). If you want your tree to have the same angle as mine, then for the 2 long sides, back-cut the top 76.75 degrees, and the bottoms 13.25 degrees. But you could make your triangle wider, you just need to then calculate different angles. For the bottom side pieces, I actually didn’t do any angle cuts, I just left them straight because that’s how done with angles I was – don’t judge. To be fancier, you could do angle cuts on them if you want.
  3. You can leave your wooden tree natural if you want, or you can either stain or paint it. But whatever you choose, now is the time to paint/stain. I chose to paint mine flat black to match our mirror.
  4. Glue the pieces together. If you’re using a slow-drying glue, clamp them overnight. Note: you want to glue the 3 triangle pieces first, then once that’s dry, glue the entire triangle to the baseplate in the center/middle. I let my triangle dry overnight, then let the triangle dry to the baseplate the next night.
  5. If you want to add dowels to hang ornaments from, just choose where you want them and drill holes on both sides of the tree at the same place on both long sides. Make sure your drill bit is the same size as the dowel you’re using and make sure you drill the holes straight across so the dowel can go in one hole on one side and through to the other hold on the other side in a straight shot. I chose to do dowels on my larger tree, but kept my smaller tree more minimal with just the frame.
  6. Push the dowel through (I found that twisting it along helped) until it’s through on both sides.
  7. Use a hand saw to cut off the extra dowel. Remember to angle the saw same as the tree.
  8. Sand down the cut marks.
  9. Repaint the sides with an extra coat of paint. You can also paint the dowels if you want. I actually just left mine natural to minimize them, though I also considered painting them white.
  10. Hang ornaments and enjoy!

Below you can see both versions of the trees. I took the picture on the left the night I finished building the main trees, but before adding the dowels. Then I added the dowels to the big tree and took the pic on the right the following morning. Honestly, I like it both ways, with and without ornaments.

If you love the look of these trees but you’re not super into DIY projects, then definitely check out these Crate & Barrel “Chalet Trees” because they are almost the same look and even have cute ornaments you can choose to get with them! And to see more Christas decor ideas that I love this year, just click here!

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