subject: ‘Tis The Season For Winter Home Decorations! [print this page] Tis The Season For Winter Home Decorations!
Ah, tis the season in St. Louis.
The holiday season isn't something that can always be described with words, can it? There is just something about reuniting with family, or even just becoming closer to those around youon your street, in your neighborhood, around the citythat isn't always there the other 11 months of the year. The holidays have a way in breeding community and creativity that truly brings people together.
So as the holidays approach, Payne Family Homes wants to share some subtle yet creative holiday decoration ideas that can help bring your entire Payne home together:
Rockin' Around the Mailbox? Cars will come and cars will go, but the first thing they may notice from the road is a beautifully decorated and/or lit mailbox or light post. A simple mix of evergreen branches and white lights can give off a festive and inviting feel to passersby. Don't want to wait for the snow? You can even add some of your own, if you'd like!
Baby it's Cold Outside so we're not going to be sitting on our bench out there, are we? Instead, use it as a decorative prop for tinsel, red bow, and wintergreen elements (cones, wreaths, etc.) to complement your outside decorations.
All I Want For Christmas is for someone to move that pile of logs out of the front yard. But until then, use those random objectsbushes, logs, etc.as a source of lighting and decoration (neatly, of course). Get creative and see how you can utilize those objects around your yard!
Up On the House Top are nothing but gutters and shingles. Winterize your roof with beautifully lit icicles and lights across the front of the house to illuminate not only the house, but the yard in general.
These are just a few ways you can visually enhance your home for the holidays. But don't leave it just up to usin what other creative ways can you decorate your yard or home for the season?
