Are you tired of decorating your home with turkeys for Thanksgiving? Avoid that overdone, tacky decor this year. Purchase classy fall-inspired pieces or make your own from nature. You will be thankful for your beautiful, original home interior.
1. Anything fall-inspired
Fall decorations will last all
season long. Replace the turkey and cornucopia decor with fall leaves, wreaths,
and warm autumn-inspired colors. Decorate with red, orange, and yellow - or
plum, chocolate, gold, and any other hues that strike your fancy.
2. Words of gratitude
You may already have inspirational
words decorating your home in the form of a plaque or wall clings. Live, laugh,
love: These are nice words to live by, but they are not your only option.
Something as simple as "Count your blessings" is a good reminder
during this holiday season.
3. Fruit bowl centerpieces
Fruit is a yummy way to decorate the
table or countertop. Get creative with your fruit bowl centerpiece by selecting
a unique basket to display your fruit. Or, surround the apples and oranges (or
pomegranates, pears, etc.) with foliage to create a sweet masterpiece.
4. Inspiration from nature
Nature provides inexpensive options
for home decor. Step outside your door and find fallen sticks or pinecones to
decorate the home for Thanksgiving. A vase filled with branches is a simple but
elegant accent, as is a shallow glass bowl with a candle surrounded by a
handful of pinecones.
5. Candles and flowers
Candlelight is pretty any time of
the year, but it is especially lovely in the fall and winter. Pair candles of
any size with flowers (real or artificial). A shallow bowl or basket provides
the perfect container for several candles, surrounded by flowers in fall hues.
Protect your flowers from the flames by keeping the candles inside a clear jar
or vase.
6. Front door decor
Thanksgiving wreaths don't have to
be the standard rings covered in fall leaves. Change up your door decor by
making a creative accent; this pinecone-and-ribbon door piece is charming and easy to make. It consists of eight
pinecones, each of which is hanging from a wide purple ribbon. The ribbons are
tied together and the "wreath" hangs on the door.
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