Most Popular ‘How To Decorate’ Posts Of 2016
Happy New Year, my friends! I want to start out this brand new year by saying what an honor and a privilege it has been for me to “talk” with you this past year. I have some amazing things lined up for 2017 that I’m excited to tackle and share with you!
I’ve been spending the last several days making the transition from Christmas to winter here at Worthing Court. {Boo for Christmas being over! Yay for everything being put away!} I’m almost finished and will be sharing with you soon!
In the meantime, let’s take a look back at my top five most popular “How To Decorate” posts of 2016. Maybe you’ll see something you missed the first time around or maybe you’re a new reader, but either way, I hope you’ll find some inspiration for your own home. After all – inspiring you to create a home that you love is my burning desire! Just click on the title above each photo to be taken directly to that post to read more.
ONE OF MY FAVORITE GO-TO DECORATING STAPLES
HOW TO LAYER AND FILL A LARGE DOUGH BOWL
HOW TO CREATE A FABULOUS FALL CENTERPIECE
{USE THESE TIPS ALL YEAR LONG!}
FIVE TIPS FOR A MAGNIFICENT MANTEL ANY TIME OF YEAR
{YEAR ROUND MANTEL TIPS!}
K-I-S-S DECORATING TIPS FOR THE WHOLE YEAR!
How about a bonus?!?
5 BURNING QUESTIONS FROM WORTHING COURT READERS
I’ll be doing round 2 before long, so be sure to share your questions in the comments!
Sharing at THESE great parties!
Your home is one of the most beautiful on the internet. I love your style and unique ideas. Yours is one of my favorite blogs!
All of your tips are great, but I especially enjoyed how you style your mantle.
Always great decorating tips. Tons of things to DIY and inspire.
Great recap.
Hi Suzy! Our great room floor plan looks very much like yours I am trying to decide on a new paint color. I really like accessible beige and was wondering if you are happy with that color? I love reading your blog and looking at your pics of your home! Thanks so much!
Hi LIsa. I’m VERY happy with Accessible Beige! It goes with everything I put with it, it doesn’t seem to have any pink, purple or green undertones and it looks wonderful with gray, which I love to decorate with.
I just found your blog and absolutely love your decorating style. Will be stealing quite a few
We recently downsized to prepare for retirement. I went from having a huge kitchen-really too big- to one about the size of your kitchen area not including the dining end. I got rid of a lot of stuff but no matter how I seem to organize things, I cant seem to get everything together for a workable kitchen. Any ideas on organization and basic needs for a kitchen in a more confined space? Your kitchen is lovely by the way!
Hi LIsa. I’ve had several tiny/small kitchens in my life, so I know exactly what you’re struggling with! I always found it to be the most helpful to only keep items in my cabinets that were essential to everyday needs in my kitchen. I try to keep things closest to where they’ll be used – like glasses close to the refrigerator, dishes and silverware close to the table, pots closest to the stove, etc. All of the other items, that I didn’t use everyday or very often, wound up either in a piece of furniture (like a sideboard or un-used chest in an extra bedroom), closet (sometimes we we able to add shelves to a closet if it wasn’t one we needed) or in a cabinet out in the garage. If there wasn’t enough drawer space to contain small items, I sometimes added baskets from the dollar store to contain small things that I needed access to. Ideally, I’d love being able to keep every single thing close at hand, but it doesn’t always work out that way! 😀
Wonderful eye candy! Thank you for sharing so much. We recently took down a whole bunch of shutters (were between all the main living spaces, kind of odd)). I sold them all, except for two…I’m saving them for when it comes time to fix up our fireplace and mantel…would love to hang them as you have.
Love the twig wreath post! The pics are wonderful! And, I’m looking forward to Part II of the Burning Questions post! >.<