
Some photos of a local home we decorated for the holidays. The homeowner LOVES silver! Above is the fireplace mantel. We hung an old trim wood piece from an abandoned vintage highboy to give a bit of oooomph to the original chunky beamed mantle.

A wreath hung on an antique vanity mirror reflects the glimmering silver and soft white lights of the vintage wreath paired with a craft store deer.

Old thrift store tarnished silver candlesticks create a tree like forest for the newer faux silver deer. A glass pine cone ornament resting atop each candlestick adds to the effect.

Placed in a sunny corner of the dining area this silver display shimmered both day and night.

The overall vignette .

An old brass letter "E" signifies the family name and hangs behind a strand of silver baubles on the vintage china cupboard.

A gold glitter church with pearls to mimic snow and another silver "pine tree" this one created by placing a silver cone ornament in an old tarnished trophy cup.

The door wreath was simple. An old oval chippy gilded picture frame decorated with grapevine and faux pine & berries. It was big impact with little effort and one of my favorite things.

Wishing you all a Peaceful & Prosperous New Year!
Sincerely~ The Redneck Junkers
Dana~Greg
Well I really LOVE that front door wreath -- built on the old frame. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI'd leave it up till June if it were mine.
:-)
Happy New Year from That Old House in New Jersey!
Cass
Quite beautiful! Hey, I like the name Redneck Junkers far better!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Hi! Thanks for stopping by to say hello...That's a lot of silver! Beautiful decorations! Happy New Year! :) Laura
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year ! Looking forward to sharing thoughts and laughs with you in 2010!
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LiBBy BuTTons*
beautiful decorations! i just love silver.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I just found your blog and love it! I am a follower and I will be back!
ReplyDeleteLove the frame/wreath!! Genius!
Lou Cinda