A hallway may be a pass-through space, but this Christmas display transforms one into a sparkling destination. Translucent gummy-bear figures appear to march between miniature jewel-toned trees, while oversized ornaments and spiraling decorations float overhead. The glass-block walls catch every…
A pool house is not the first setting most people picture for Christmas dinner. Its open doors, pale surfaces, and view of blue water have little in common with a traditional fireside holiday scene. That contrast is exactly what makes…
A mobile-home entrance may not have a deep porch, wide staircase, or towering columns, but it does not need any of those features to make a memorable Christmas statement. This entry uses the compact architecture to its advantage. A striped…
A traditional Christmas village usually draws inspiration from snowy cottages, Victorian streets, or alpine shops. This handmade display takes a more imaginative route. Its striped towers, peaked tents, tiny ticket booth, pennant banners, and star-topped spires turn a familiar holiday…
An enclosed sleeping porch offers something that an ordinary living room cannot quite reproduce. It sits between the house and the landscape, providing protection from the weather while still feeling connected to changing leaves, filtered sunlight, and cool autumn air.…
Decorating a camper for Christmas requires more restraint than decorating a traditional home. Every surface has a purpose, storage is limited, and even a small object can become an obstacle when the aisle is only a few feet wide. This…
A rooftop Thanksgiving dinner already has a memorable setting. The challenge is creating a table that can hold its own against the view without becoming overly formal, difficult to serve from, or vulnerable to every passing breeze. This colorful tablescape…
