Bohemian holiday

I think it's safe to say I'm a fan of all the bohemian vibes ALL OF THE TIME. So obviously it comes as no surprise when you find my Christmas Tree is all sorts of eclectic and bohemian for ringing in the holidays and new year. Turns out, I'm not the only one with a fondness for quirky ornaments, colorful garlands and eclectically styled trees. So I'm rounding up 11 of my favorite bohemian inspired trees to give you a little Inso for adorning your tree... 1. Simply Pom-Tastic 2. Modern…

The author, blogger, and designer behind The Jungalow shares her tips for hosting a floral fête in a small space

Christmas decor, flocked trees, boho, farmhouse, goldendoodle, neutral decor

Name: Erika Kikola, husband, son (2), and daughter (8)Location: Olde East York — York, Pennsylvania Type of home: American Foursquare built in 1917Size: 1200 square feetYears lived in: 7 years, owned Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I’m a self-proclaimed maximalist, avid thrifter, and budding designer. I design and make fringe chandeliers (and sell vintage ornament wreaths). We bought our home as a short sale seven years ago.

So you’re aiming for a boho-themed Christmas tree this year, and you’re feeling a little stumped about how to make that happen. (Pun very much intended.) The good news is that bringing a tree into your living room is very boho on its own — meaning that by bringing the outdoors in, you’re already halfway there. And there are plenty of options to help you take it the rest of the way all on your own.

P O RT R A I T mixed delights We visit Enrica Stabile's unique showroom in Milan, a charming place filled with creativity and style Photos: E Augier Styling: E

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These are the Christmas mantel decor ideas you need to amplify your living room's style this festive season

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