I LOVE anything scalloped so I was smitten as soon as I opened the box and found this beautiful frame. Up first, let’s pretty up this adorable scallop picture frame that comes in the Winter Maker Box. So grab your softest blankets (like this Better Homes & Gardens Chenille Throw, $17, Walmart), queue up classic Christmas music, and spend the season celebrating at home.Subscribe to my youtube channel Painted Chic Frame DIY Searches that support the comfy at-home aesthetic have tripled since last year: Pins with a soft, cozy aesthetic are up 14 times compared to this time last year. This movement focuses on doing things better, but not faster-doing less and spending time on the things that matter most to you.” “Slow life is all about doing things at the right speed. “As Pinners prepare for the new year and form their resolutions, we are seeing rising interest in the 'slow life,'” says Jeremy Jankowski, lifestyle expert at Pinterest.
People are skipping the elements of the Christmas season that feel frantic and hectic and creating holiday sanctuaries at home instead. And now, the aesthetic is spilling into holiday decorating and planning. Plus, we'll show you how to blend these ideas with the classic decorations you already have, so you can save your holiday budget for thoughtful gifts for friends and family.Īfter spending so much time at home, people are giving their spaces a cozy, welcoming vibe. We've rounded up the most popular holiday ideas from Pinterest, Instagram, Etsy, Google, and the editors of Better Homes & Gardens to bring you the top Christmas trends of 2022.
With so many possibilities, we're more excited than ever to bust out the ornaments and start wrapping gifts. Others are embracing the nostalgia of the season, decorating with vintage Christmas decorations and retro-inspired accents. Many people are skipping the traditional red and green decor for playful, nontraditional accents. This season, we'll be decking our halls with bright colors and recycled materials in addition to some annual favorites.Īnd after adjusting some Christmas traditions over the past few years, we've found that the pandemic didn't just change the way we celebrate the holidays, it also changed the way we decorate for them. One of our favorite seasonal traditions is hauling our holiday boxes out of the attic and decorating the house with trees, garlands, and twinkling lights as Christmas music plays in the background.
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