Better Homes And Gardens Holiday Magazine 2021

crafted elegance

PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER LIMIT YOUR PALETTE. Use a few choice colors to direct decorating and purchasing decisions. REPEAT YOURSELF. Group together ornaments you adore. This makes a bigger impact than scattered trinkets CARRY IT THROUGH. Echo design treatments throughout your house to create a consistent theme. Use like greenery on mantels and garlands. Make (or buy) enough ornaments to adorn trees, wreaths, and packages. FILL IT IN. Seek accessories with finishes that complement your decor. White candlesticks on the mantel, page 15, repeat the matte finish on DIY ornaments. Metallic bottle-brush trees enhance the glamour. "The materials are simple, but the color palette, various textures, modern shapes, and the touches of assorted metallics elevate the overall look."—KIM HUTCHISON, PROJECT DESIGNER FRESH AND FAUX MATERIALS • Drop cloth or paper• Waxed paper• Assorted colored crepe papers in shades of red and pink•…

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southern charmer

How does Kristin Chambless describe Christmas at her Nana's house? "Three words: over the top," Kristin says. "It's amazing, and we all love it." Since she was a little girl, her family traveled to south Florida for the holidays, food, festivities, and tree decorating. Now that she has her own home in Charleston, South Carolina, with her husband, Sterling, Kristin starts with what she knows best. "Nana definitely influenced my tree style. Hers is the most explosive, overflowing thing. She believes more is more," Kristin says. "To Sterling's horror, it's something I continue to do. Only I have taken it a step further with a color-coordinated tree." It's not surprising that Kristin, a lifestyle blogger working with fashion and home design brands, would make a color statement with her holiday decorating.…

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find your wrap style

Star - Studded Let the stars in your life know just how brightly they shine. With wrappings inspired by the heavens, these gifts are sure to dazzle. Vintage Vibe These sweet wrappings cue the comforts of Grandma's house alongside the sophistication of modern touches. For inspiration, look to macramé, florals, and pom-poms along with pastel colors to create a look that warms the heart. Hop on the grandmillenial trend with a pastel palette inspired by midcentury fashion and 1950s diners to create peachy keen looks under the tree. Holly Jolly Who can resist a traditional Christmas and red, green, and gold wrappings in classic patterns? Cheer on the timeless look of the season with tried-and-true trimmings for a nostalgic holiday that feels like home. Bold & Beautiful The little blue box has nothing on these luxurious, jewel-tone packages.…

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