Chaletmomma

A very Happy and Merry to you my friends. Today I’m sharing this years Christmas Decor. With each year I find I take away less of my everyday design elements - preferring to weave the baubles, greenery, nutcrackers, stars and other festive touches in with my existing decor.

Welcome!

Our tree is filled with a lifetime of mementos.

Here’s a peek at the Diningroom.

The Sunporch boasts some colorful touches.

The skate stockings and blowmolds live upstairs in the hall.

If you follow along on Instagram and I certainly hope you do… you may have viewed by Gift Wrapping Tutorial. Here’s a pretty gift I can’t wait to share!

I am really pleased with how the Chalet looks and feels this holiday season.

Cheers and Thank you as always for taking your precious time to be here!

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Wishing you all very Merry and Blessed Christmas!

In April I unveiled the latest incarnation of our only bath here at the Chalet.

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Let’s back up for a minute and go back to where we started.

2019

Here we are in 2018 and 2019 white walls a blue striped terry cloth curtain and a lot of beachy photographs and art from Chatham, MA and Ocean City, NJ.

Skip to May 2020 the space received a pink refresh with a curtain and towels.

In November 2020 I went back to my white and blue palette. I removed the extensive gallery wall and gave the space a fresh coat of white paint, installing art with a Parisian flavor and this pretty new patterned shower curtain.

This lasted 6 months… when I wrote about this space in January I stated: During the past 10 months while at home many of us have made changes, we’ve painted, we’ve bought new pieces and redecorated our spaces - because either we were finally able to settle on what we wanted or out of boredom.

April 2021

Well friends I think I knew all along I wanted color - it just took me a while to get there - even people in the world of interiors have trouble at times - I wanted blue and Sky Blue by Benjamin Moore did the trick. I simply adore it and I love that it doesn’t match one of the blues in the curtain - because

A. it would have been too dark and B. what’s the fun in that!

I still love this curtain and it feels sophisticated to me but, to be honest I spied a gorgeous fabric that now has me dreaming of blue with green!😆.

I’m loving this James McNeill Whistler in the mix - previously it was in the principal bedroom as was the lovely floral. It was fun shifting pieces and seeing them with a fresh eye; in addition I recently ordered this signed Tiger in a Top Hat print from Harrogate House Interiors of London. I do love tigers and he adds just the right touch of whimsy!

Thanks for indulging me once again in sharing the latest updates to the most used space in the Chalet! Til next time thanks for being here and stay safe!