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Sentimental Holiday Styling



I enjoy 
styling our little house for the seasons
as much as I enjoy
styling a fab outfit.

I was so happy with how my November decorating came out this year.
The last few years I have tried to come up with
  November styling concepts
that 
embrace Thanksgiving
while still 
leaving me prepped for Christmas
I have come to really love having my tree up 
with only the white lights 
the weeks preceding Thanksgiving.



I still kept my heirloom pumpkins from my fall decor
and 
added in my vintage wooden star.



This year my fabulous sequin pillows were the inspiration
and 
jumping off point for my 
Thanksgiving Holiday Decor.
This  kept the base color neutral
with accents of mixed metals and textures.



I carried the mixed metal concept throughout my styling.
Brass, copper and silver played beautifully together.
The crocheted runner added in texture and whimsy.





The mixed metal concept transitioned beautifully to our
Thanksgiving Tablescape!
Not only did I mix metals, but also
primitive and lux.
But my favorite part of this table
bringing in so many pieces that hold sentiment to my heart!



This year I wanted our rustic farm table 
that Jeff made years ago
to be the star
so I just did a center runner , leaving much of the wooden table exposed.
for a runner I actually used craft paper
for a bit of whimsy and fun.
My plan was to bring out crayons for everyone to make their own bit of artwork.



I was happy to not only incorporate my Mother's silver
but was able to share the memory with my sweet grand daughter
who helped me set the table.
Life moments to be sure.



The center of tapers were made by Jeff's Dad 
out of New Hampshire birch branches.
The pewter candlesticks are a gift from his mother.



Rustic linen napkins were juxtaposed with crystal napkin holders.



Thanksgiving is always a chance to bring out all of my collected crystal!



I was so happy with my innovative florals!
I used brass swan planters, from Ellis's wedding
filling them with stalks of kale.
They kale wonderfully with the other white flowers and greenery.





I also brought out all of my Thanksgiving salt shakers
so everybody had there own.
Lennon got to pick who got which set!








I also set up our brand new bar that Jeff made this spring
for drinks and pre dinner appetizers alfresco.



My favorite flex from our little house
turning the living room into a tented sleepover room 
with our sweet grands!



I love how with a bit of creativity and love
our little house continues to meet all the changing needs
our family have had over the last 30 years.



I wore one of my favorite Crowns for Thanksgiving.
It was a gentle reminder to myself
of the tremendous Gratitude
I have for the opportunity to not only host the day
but all wonderful family that make up my life.
Here's to making beautiful memories this season!



As always my friends

I wish you love and joy
as you style your life









7 comments:

  1. So beautiful Tamera. I love all the meaning behind all your inter generational decorating.
    Your mixed metals have given me an idea. It’s hot down here on the other side of the world and we don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, and our tree is not yet up! I’m determined to rectify that tomorrow! Season’s Greetings to you and your family xx

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    1. Julie thank you so much for visiting here and your sweet and thoughtful comment! I'm so happy to hear my mixed metals have given you an idea for your tree! I am so intrigued to hear more about your decorating down under! Wishing you and yours the very best this season! XO

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  2. I love your mother’s silver. I have never seen that pattern. It’s beautiful Tamera congratulations on getting things organized. I’m so behind this year. I can’t quite get into it yet. We have a bit too much going on anyway your table looks lovely and I love your collection of glassware you know I have a big collection of that too, and I love the mismatched look!
    Happy happy holidays to you. Your little white tents are adorable. I could go on and on. We need to play catch-up one day on the telephone.!!!!xxx

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    1. Hello my dearest Contessa! It's always such a treat to have a visit from you here! Thank you ever so much for your complimentary words my dear! So very thoughtful of you!

      I see you got a wonderful weekend visit from your wonderful little grand! It truly warmed my heart to see pictures of the two of you! We definitely need to schedule a phone visit to catch up!! All the vey best to you and yours this holiday season! I'm off to go pay an over due visit to your beautiful blog! XOX

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  3. Just beautiful Tamera. I love mixing collected glassware together. I have a real passion for coloured glasses.
    Just a quick question… are those beautiful pumpkin real??? Merry Christmas to you and your family. ๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ„

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    1. Thank you so much my dear! Your colored glassware mixing sounds wonderful!

      Yes, the pumpkins are definitely real! I bought them at the very beginning of the season from Trader Joe's and was so happy how well they lasted for months!

      Merry Christmas to you and yours!

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  4. I always love your home posts Tamera, and loved the sleepover teepees!
    Mary, the pouting pensioner.

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