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ike last year, I jazzed up the chandelier with some bayleaf swags from PB. Unlike last year's chandelier transformation, I left off the angel ornaments and instead added a bayleaf kissing ball in the center. I realize this will require leaning over the table to be underneath it, but what the heck...kiss away!! I won't peek!!


Did you notice this one Christmas tree is elevated on a vintage Christmas tree stand? This is same stand that I used as a champagne server in my Elegant Junky Holiday post last December. {Related post: 5 Ways to Repurpose a Christmas Tree Stand over at Junkologie!}

This pair of solid silver candlesticks and the five-piece solid silver coffee & tea set are gracing the tea cart in the corner. Yes, I know, I know...not a coffee drinker, not a tea drinker...why have a tea cart or a coffee/tea set? Heck, I don't really know what to say to that. I guess it's just that the patina is fabulous!! I'm very relaxed in a lot of my decor, but I love some formal details mixed in. Aren't the lines on those candlesticks divine?



Beautiful holiday chandelier! Thanks for sharing!
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Lisa
I swear, when I started readng this, and you started with "Like", I thought you were talking like a valley girl. Like, really! haha I lov the kissing ball. ~Mindy
ReplyDeleteI love the Bay Leaf ball. What a wonderful and fragrant idea.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet decor makes me WANT to be good!!!
ReplyDeleteAmy, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBut where oh where did you find that
greyhound in the background on the wall?!?
I just love it :+D
xoxoxo
Franny
I don't see a problem with the placement of the kissing ball...I'll be the one dancing on the table...no problem!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
absolutely, patina makes everything worth it! Kelly
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decorations! I have to ask, where did you find the peacock feather tree!? I love it!
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