Holidays
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Easy to apply and remove with no more pine needles to worry about. These Christmas Tree Wall Stickers is Crammed with festive fun and decorations.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 20 December, 2011
Are you going to be traveling during Hanukkah? Well you still need to light your Menorah, so why not get a Menorah Cork. Just put it in your bag and you can celebrate the festival of lights anywhere you choose. The Menorah Cork is certified kosher and can be ready for use in seconds.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 20 December, 2011
In honor of its centennial, The Jewish Museum commissioned world-renowned designer Karim Rashid to design this unique menorah. Created in his signature colors, forms, and materials, this bold statement brings a contemporary look to a traditional ritual object. It is a fitting celebration of Hanukkah for the twenty-first century. The menorah includes 45 coordinating Hanukkah candles as well as removable metal candle inserts for easy cleaning. Also available in orange and blue.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 19 December, 2011
Via the designer pad a green Christmas trees by Artware. No more watering a dead tree, no more fire hazard, no more vacuuming up pine needles well into April. Finally, a truly green Christmas tree has been created by celebrated artists like Jacob Hashimoto, Kayson & Savage, Phoebe Washburn and Christopher Daniels, among others.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 16 December, 2011
Ring in the Holidays and Celebrate the 12 Days of Modani with special one day only deals on modern furniture.
‘Tis the season to be very jolly with Modani’s special holiday offer. It’s time to celebrate the 12 Days of Modani with Modern Furniture as a special gift for you or your loved one. Each day, from Dec. 13-24, Modani will showcase a selection of modern furniture that has been deeply discounted, just in time to celebrate the holidays with your family. If you’ve been looking for that perfect accessory to complete the look near your holiday decorations or a piece of modern furniture that will jazz up your family dinner party, be sure to follow the 12 Days of Modani for amazingly good deals. One item each day will be featured so grab them before they disappear as each item will go on sale for one day only!
Below is some of the furniture that will be on a huge discount for the next 12 days starting today with the Onyx Sofa Bed.
The sale will take place in Miami,New York and LA stores and of course online.
Posted by Michelle Lesser at 13 December, 2011
Everyone is going green these days. More and more people are realizing the importance of respecting the environment in which we live, so that our ecosystem will remain healthy for ourselves and our children. Most people also are realizing that even little contributions add up. One thing you can do during the holidays to do your part for the environment is to try implementing some eco-friendly holiday decorating options. Here are some ideas to consider.
Eco-Friendly Holiday Decorating Options: Avoid Plastic
This is one of the easy ones. It’s tempting to decorate your tree with typical store-bought plastic ornaments. They’re cheap and easy to find and use. They are not, however, very good for the environment. Ornaments made of wood, glass or even paper may be a little tougher to come by, but they often showcase finer craftsmanship and your eco-friendly efforts in this regard will probably be appreciated by your guests.
Eco-Friendly Holiday Decorating Options: Use Edible Decorations
This option is not only eco-friendly, but fun. Decorate trees with popcorn strings, display colorful fruits and vegetables around the house or apartment. Candy canes and gingerbread men are classic holiday decorations that can be eaten instead of thrown away when the celebrating is done.
Eco-Friendly Holiday Decorating Options: Grow Your Own Tree
Of course, growing a Christmas tree probably isn’t a realistic option for those living in apartments in San Francisco CA or New York City, but if you’ve got a backyard of your own, why not consider planting a tree for next year? If you do live in an apartment, maybe substitute some attractive live plants that you can cultivate in a smaller space for a traditional Christmas tree. Failing that, think about picking up a cardboard Christmas tree. These come in some attractive designs, are easy to set up and put away, and are a great eco-friendly alternative.
Eco-Friendly Holiday Decorating Options: Reuse, Recycle, Repeat
You should definitely be bringing that box down from the attic and dusting off the old holiday decorations for use again this year, and everything that survives this year’s holiday fun should be safely and neatly stored for next year. Much of what you can’t use can be recycled, such as many paper products. There are also plenty of decorations you can make yourself. You can repurpose old, unusable clothing to make stockings for the fireplace, and design your own decorations with recyclable paper and biodegradable inks or paints.
More on Eco-Friendly Holiday Decorating Options
Whether your holiday parties are in those apartments in San Francisco CA, suburban homes in Cleveland OH or hotel conference rooms in New York NY, you can see there are plenty of ways to have fun while being kind to the environment. Now that you have your decorating ideas started, go all the way with eco-friendly plates and flatware instead of the traditional disposable plastic kind, and gift packaging that can be recycled as well. Being eco-friendly can only add to the general good cheer and spirit of the holiday season.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 16 December, 2009
Sagaform Meccano Candle Set
Joy Candelabra By Design House Stockholm
Lumiere Candle Holder By CB2
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 11 December, 2009
Yes, now its official – Christmas is just around the corner. Here are some fabulous ideas for holiday decoration.
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Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 1 December, 2009
Holiday time is fun time for decorators, and decorating the table for festive meals is one of the best ways to have a decorating field day. Holiday table themes can range anywhere from candy-strewn to Asian-inspired minimalism, and Hostess with the Mostess can help you pin down exactly how to create the look you want for your Christmas gathering. The site shows the basic components of a given theme, tells you how to combine them–and even what kinds of food and drinks to serve, then offers links to places where you can buy them. So simple, so brilliant, so full of easy Christmas cheer!
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Posted by Holly McWhorter at 30 November, 2009
