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The French country style is charming, elegant, and rather inexpensive as you can use flea market finds here. Such a style is currently on trend in decoration, as vintage and shabby chic decor with rustic accents is welcoming and calming. We’ve already shared some ideas to rock this style in different rooms and today we’re going to be looking at the French country style living rooms.
Colours
Go neutral and pastel colors, nothing too bold and colorful, this style is all about soft textures and colors, that’s why it’s so calming and relaxing. White and cream are definitely your choices and pastel colors can add some joy and color if needed. All-white rooms with silver accents are welcome, sweet floral patterns on the walls, furniture and textiles are ideal for such a facility.
Textures
You can play with textures to keep the space in view. Use natural hues and whitewashed wood, silver, a variety of textiles and upholstery, even stone and brick if you like – for the walls or the fireplace. Metal lanterns and crystal chandeliers give the room a special look.
Furniture
Her furniture choices are vintage, shabby chic and rustic – a cool mix of all of these pieces. The good news is that you don’t have to spend a lot of money on it. Just go to the flea market and buy what you want. Then give this furniture a rustic and shabby chic look with the help of tutorials and various techniques. Choose a gorgeous crystal chandelier for a sophisticated look that is a must for such interiors.
Most of us give and receive Christmas cards, but after that we usually put them in some drawers and forget about them. To keep your mood like you are on vacation for a longer period of time, there are several ways to display your maps in all areas. Here are some DIYs you can use to display all of your Christmas cards. Let's look at that!
Receiving Christmas cards in the mail is an amazing thing, and here is a unique way to show off all of the photo cards from family and friends. Sometimes nothing works better than a traditional cork board and pins. But this isn't your average cork board as some pretty custom script letters have been added, as well as some leaves and berries made from mini wooden holly, to make it extra festive. Read the tutorial and make one!
This recycled photo / card display is a great option if you're looking for ideas. It probably won't cost you any money if you already have duct tape and spray paint at home. You can make it as big as you'd like, depending on the size of your cardboard box or even other shapes, maybe a square to display Christmas cards? Though tree-shaped ones are pretty cool, don't you think? Follow the instructions to make them!
Instead of leaving your cards in a pile on the entrance table, try displaying some of your favorite Christmas cards on this easy-to-make DIY leaf Christmas card holder that is decorated with fresh greens for a festive look. Read on for the no easier tutorial and linked list of craft supplies.
This time of year, your emails are actually fun to read - because you might find cute cards and pictures of family and friends, and not just bills and junk mail! If the Christmas cards keep coming in, the question arises what to do with them. This ad is simple and doesn't take too much time to put together. You can also use tacks to hold the clips in place and then you can easily rearrange the clips to match the different cards / photos you are viewing.
The annual flood of Christmas cards and Christmas cards begins. If you're looking for a clean and modern way to display the season's greetings, check out this easy DIY project using painted cork tile. The display looks pretty modern. You can choose different colors and patterns to customize these tiles to your liking.
This amazing Christmas card display impresses with its unique shape and bold colors that are normally not seen on displays. Clothespins seemed like a necessary material for this easy DIY project, but you might be surprised by some other materials! Read the tutorial, find out what you'll be using, and make your awesome display!
Here is a card holder that doesn't take up space on table / mantle tops as it looks so cluttered and the cards keep tipping over as you add more cards. These card holders can be hung anywhere in your home. You can hang these on a door, wall, or even your tree. And they add effortlessly to your festive decor in just a few minutes.
That idea came from the inspiration mood board (you know, the way you hang on your desk and pin gathered snippets), and this is a Christmas edition - a place to put together cards of loved ones, patterned paper, too pretty to throw away special ornaments, fresh greens etc - all those little things that inspire you throughout the season. Check out a video and do one!
