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The Kitchen Item You're Not Hanging on Your Tree (but Absolutely Should Be!)

It's always nice to reunite with ornaments that are family heirlooms - but if you don't have any passed-down pieces, then you might end up shopping for new ornaments this holiday season. However, you don't necessarily have to buy a new set to add new magic to a holiday tree; instead, consider your kitchen first. One content creator found a stunning way to repurpose vintage china plates into gorgeous tree adornments.

Design

Renovation

fromwww.remodelista.com

1 week ago

Current Obsessions: Cold Moon

A festive December roundup of seasonal shopping, DIY projects, events, home goods, and gift ideas spanning gardening, decor, cooking, and slow holiday rituals.

Arts

fromRemodelista

1 week ago

DIY: Simple and Sustainable Paper Bag Stars - Remodelista

Make a hangable brown paper bag star by cutting and shaping nine bag sections, punching two holes, and threading ribbon to display.

Design

fromScary Mommy

3 weeks ago

'90s-Inspired Christmas Decor To Create The Cozy Holiday Vibes Of Your Childhood

'90s-inspired Christmas decor blends dark greens, velvet, colored lights, animatronics, and nostalgic DIY touches to create a warm, whimsical holiday atmosphere.

Food & drink

fromApartment Therapy

1 month ago

These $26 "Booze" Ornaments Are Going Viral for Being So Chic (And So Fun!)

Wine- or cocktail-filled plastic ornaments ('booze balls') serve as festive, drinkable decorations for trees or bar carts and are inexpensive and reusable.