Home Décor Tips for Hosting a Holiday Dinner
As the holidays fast approach and you’re hosting a holiday
get-together, you want to make sure that your dining room looks perfect.
Hosting a holiday dinner can be a lot more pressure than what it first seemed
like when you volunteered. Not only does the food need to be top-notch, but the
dining environment should also be dressed to impress.
If you're not sure where to start, but want to impress your
holiday guests, here are a few tips to help inspire the perfect décor for your
holiday dinner. Consider them as you’re decorating your home with the box of
holiday items you’ve collected over the years and other mementos that warm your
heart, such as best friend gifts.
Incorporate Nature
One of the most noticeable trends in décor is to incorporate
some natural elements that will make your holiday dinner feel less stuffy and
more down to earth. A simple and quick way to add some natural features is to
use pine tree branches as table arrangements mixed in with some flowers. You
can also try your hand at making authentic wreathes using pine tree branches or
any other plants that grow in your area.
Arrange a Nativity
Set
A nativity set is a holiday classic, and you can place it
anywhere in your home that you think would fit well. With so many different
types of nativity sets available, you can pick and choose elements like
backdrops and sculptural figures to match the aesthetic
of your home décor. You can set it up on your dining room table as a
centerpiece or you can place it on a countertop or table for your guests to
look at and observe all night long.
Strategically Hang
Ornaments
Beautiful, hand-carved ornaments make great gifts for grandma or decoration for
the tree. They can also function as art for the dining room if you have the
right kind and hang them strategically. In many cases, flat ornaments can hang
cleanly on the wall, and if you have any sort of hanging light fixture like a
chandelier, you can hang ornaments from that for some extra holiday flair above
the table.
Create a Symphony of
Colors
With the holidays you have many more color options than you
might initially assume. While red is most likely the dominant color for your
décor, you can also create a wonderfully festive theme using different shades
of gold, white, green, and even orange. It really depends on how you want your
dining room to come off. Do you want it to be elegant? Then consider decorating
with gold and white. Classic? Red, green, and white might be optimal. Or would
you welcome a more unique twist on holiday colors? In that case, experiment and
maybe try out a reddish-orange shade or a color you haven’t considered before. Whatever
the case may be, experiment and coordinate your colors accordingly for one
cohesive aesthetic.
About Willow Tree®
For more than 20 years, Willow Tree® has provided people
with hand-sculpted art pieces detailing the delicate and beautiful language of
the body. Created in her studio in Kansas City, Missouri, artist Susan Lordi hand
carves each piece with love and care with special attention paid to the small
details they show in their body language. The figures are expressionless, which
makes every tilt of the head and placement of the hands crucial to expressing
the perfect emotion. They make great holiday gifts but can suit any occasion as
thoughtful wedding presents, sympathy gifts, and more.
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