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Kid Room In Desperate Need Of A Makeover

January 2, 2018 by CORINNA HENDERSON

It’s a brand new year and that means we are going to start things off with a room refresh. That’s right, if you’ve been around here for a while you already know it’s New Year, New Room Refresh Challenge time ????

Unfamiliar with the challenge? Every January, Stephanie of Casa Watkins Living invites design bloggers to refresh a space in their home, sharing their progress on Tuesdays throughout the month of January. This year, she’s even opened up a link up for each week so anyone can join in and share their progress.

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Filed Under: Blog, Decorating, Kid's Room, new year new room refresh

Transitional Decor: Christmas To Winter

January 1, 2018 by CORINNA HENDERSON

Well Happy New Year my friends! I’m pretty sure I lost a few days inbetween Christmas day and today and that means things are running a bit behind as far as Christmas decoration removal goes. But that’s okay! Those twinkle lights are kinda magical as the countdown to a new year happens. But as we are getting cozy with our new goals and the colder weather, we need a transition from all that Christmas decor. I don’t know about you, but when I pull down the decorations- things just look empty! So I’m going to show you how I take my mantel from Christmas to Winter in just a few easy steps to hopefully inspire your transitional decorating.

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Today’s post is a collaborative post for The Global Styler series with Stephanie from Casa Watkins Living and Kathy from Up To Date Interiors. Be sure to find their tips and projects linked at the end of this post. We are focusing on transitions from Christmas to Winter so let’s jump in!

This is what my mantel looked like leading up to Christmas:

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click the photo to view all the photos of my colorfully eclectic Christmas mantel.

Tip #1: Pack up all the strictly holiday decor and get it out of the way.

The majority of what you see on that mantel is holiday decor. And it’s overtly Christmas decor. The miniature trees could be striped down but I am not a fan of fake plants for anything but putting ornaments on so those and everything but the three potted plants went into the Christmas bin. Here’s a visual of the “pack it up” stuff.

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Tip #2 Replace your anchor decor

I like balance on my mantel so I normally keep two matching items that are a bit taller on either end. Since that was a Christmas item for me, I replaced them with these white carved wood pillar candle holders and pink candles from the dollar store to keep it budget friendly.

Because the days are shorter and we experience so little sunshine in comparison to Summer, I like to brighten and whiten things up a bit so I swapped out the beaded garland with a white one I found at Target in their Christmas decorating section.

The rest of the space is then left open for swapping some decorative pieces in and out.

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3. Pull in wintery colors, reminders of upcoming Spring, and cozy details

Then it’s all about filling in the gaps. Much like my summer mantel, I like to keep it cleaner than I’d normally fill it in. There’s two reasons for this. One is so that I can have a spot to drop in new plant cuttings as I have them. The other reason is because I like a bit of visual space in winter since my brain can feel foggy from the drab days.

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Winter Must Haves:

Faux fur

Sweater-like details

Twinkle lights

Muted hues

Hot Cocoa

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Idea To Try: Mimic the look of sweater details with chunky yarn wrapped around vases.

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Idea To Try: Choose planters and vessels that mimic knit blankets.

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Idea To Try: Raid the Christmas clearance section for ornaments you can incorporate into your winter decorations. The colors and styles are normally spot on for winter decor!

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I hope these tips and ideas help you transition your decor from Christmas to Winter seamlessly. I think working in some Scandinavian inspired details helps pull the look together without a lot of thought and work. If you enjoy the way I’ve decorated the mantel for winter, please share it!

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Ready for more Winter decorating? Visit these two posts for more tips on what to do with your decor after Christmas.

3 ways to transition from Christmas to Winter via Casa Watkins Living

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5 easy ways to decorate after Christmas for Winter via Up To Date Interiors

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Filed Under: Blog, Decorating, Mantel Decorating

Boho New Year Photo A Day Challenge

December 30, 2017 by CORINNA HENDERSON

You asked and I’m thrilled to give it to you guys! We are kicking off the new year with  brand spanking new #showmeyourboho photo a day challenge for the month of January. Being the first month of the year, I wanted to focus on new beginnings, progression, a subtle nod to the winter season (but those of you in summer can easily play along, too). I hope you enjoy these prompt and that they inspire you to play along. Don’t forget to use the #showmeyourboho hashtag with your posts so those of us interacting can find you and your posts.

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Needing some inspiration on what to post for each of the prompts? While you are totally encouraged to interpret each one as your mind sees it, here is a run down on some of my ideas for each day.

  1. Refresh– a space you feel refreshed in, a space you’ve refreshed, a space that needs refreshing, a refreshing trip, a refreshing drink
  2. Before– show us the before for your new year goals (a space, your planner, the scale, a piece of decor/furnitrue)
  3. Organize– how you get organized, an organized space, storage
  4. Relax– where you relax, a space with relaxing aesthetic, what you do to relax
  5. Hygge– cozy, scandinavian warmth, charm and special feelings
  6. Sofa– how you style it, the space it’s in, the view from it
  7. On Display– collections, favorite things, vignettes, display furniture
  8. Books– your favorites, how you store them, how you decorate with them, favorite pages
  9. Planning– your planner, projects you’re working on, future plans for a space
  10. Handmade– something you’ve made, something someone else has made, decor, food, goods
  11. Plants– evergreens, houseplants, the garden, bouquets
  12. Morning– morning sunlight, the bedroom, breakfast
  13. Layers– on your body, on your bed, on your sofa, on your walls
  14. Serve– food, serveware, a set table, drinks, dinner out
  15. Favorite– space, place, item, grouping, food, people
  16. Progress– decorating, cleaning, reaching goals
  17. Dine– where you eat, what you’re eating
  18. Three– the number, a three photo slideshow, a collection of 3 things
  19. Illuminate– lighting, candles, sunlight
  20. Selfie– show off your face and introduce yourself
  21. Bloom– flowers, new leaves, beauty, smiling faces
  22. Happy Spot– inside or outside the home, show us where it makes you happiest
  23. #widn– don’t be shy, show off what you’re up to on this day and tag your buds to share, too.
  24. Pasttime– spare time activities, hobbies, what you carve out time to do
  25. Gather– collect some things, collect some people, or share the space you gather in
  26. Little Things– little decorative pieces, little humans, small things that are important to you
  27. Self Care– things you use to take care of yourself, a space you self care in
  28. Hues– show off the moody, brights, and lack of hues in your spaces
  29. Decorated– any space, any surface, and corner
  30. Results– your progression with goals, an after shot, a refreshed spot
  31. Reflection– mirrors, light bouncing, a look back on something special

Make sure you’ve joined out Bohemian Interiors Facebook group where we will be having daily threads to share your posts so everyone can pop in easily and cheer you on. Happy New Year and be well!

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Last Minute Gifts You Can Buy On Amazon

December 14, 2017 by CORINNA HENDERSON

Being a bohemian, you know that your tastes are unique. You tend to buy unique things for yourself and you hope for unique things from others. So that’s exactly what I’m going to list out here in our last minute bohemian gift guide. These items are inspirational, decorative, meant to adorn your person and I hope it helps you finish up your Christmas shopping. I’ve spent a lot of time this past month thinking of things to gift but haven’t actually done any of the shopping! Yikes! But never fear, you can buy any of these gifts and they’ll arrive before Christmas. And who knows, maybe it’ll add a few more items to your wish list, too!

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Bohemian Stocking Stuffer Ideas

December 13, 2017 by CORINNA HENDERSON

If you’ve got a bohemian in your life, you know that their interests are off the beaten track. And while each bohemian is going to have their own unique tastes and preferences, this list is going to be a perfect starting point. This time of year is all about being selfless and thinking of others. Your bohemian is going to appreciate that you went out of your way to gift them something unique and meaningful so let’s jump into the list.

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Bohemian Stocking Stuffer Ideas

These items are small enough to slip into most stockings. But you could also turn them into small gifts- perfect for friends, sisters, brothers and everyone else. Because let’s face it, we almost always have more people we want to gift to than we have the funds for. Here are all the items I could think of that would be perfect for the boho babe.

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Incense – My favorite is Nag Champa. I’ve been buying it since my hippie days in head shops and now I buy it from the comfort of my home on Amazon. If you know your bohemian’s favorite scent you can get that but if you’re looking for a favorite among the masses, this one is fantastic.

Crystals – Many bohemians believe in the healing powers of crystals. Even if your bohemian doesn’t, they’re sure to appreciate the naturally occurring beauty as a light reflecting accent in their home. This set of three would be nice for one person or split for 3 different people.

Precious Stones – Along the same lines, precious stones are also sure to be a bohemian pleaser. Your bohemian may have specific stones missing from a collection and this is the perfect time of year to help them fill it in. And if they don’t, this set makes a nice starter.

Bracelets – Not only do bohemians embellish their worlds, but they oftentimes embellish themselves, too. This copper cuff would make a simple jewelry gift. You can support fair trade with this rose quartz bracelet or keep it budget friendly with this charged rose quartz bracelet. And it’s hard to go wrong with a turquoise embellished cuff. You could also gift other kinds of jewelry but you’ll want to make sure they’re in a box so they don’t snag the stocking or get tangled.

Scarf – For those of us in the northern hemisphere, things are getting cold this time of year. A warm scarf is perfect for stuffing into a stocking. This colorful scarf has fun tassel embellishments. Or spend a little more for a fair trade scarf like this one. Got a southern hemisphere bohemian? Try this lightweight scarf with tassels they can use as an accessory.

Mitten – Speaking of cold weather accessories, a set of nice gloves or mittens would be a perfect addition to a bohemians accessories.

Wooden hair brush – Bohemians love natural materials so why not gift them a wooden hair brush? This set includes a brush and two combs. Or you could gift a brush like this floral painted one or a detangling comb would fit into a stocking nicely.

Journal – A totally versatile gift that can be used for note keeping, shopping lists, writing stories, journaling, doodling and whatever else your giftee can dream up on paper. This one has a really colorful ikat design to the cover. Astronomy loving bohemians will love the cover on this one. And this set of two contains a gold stripe and cute jungle themed print.

Lip balm – Everyone can enjoy a good lip balm especially with the dry winter air. This set comes from the amazing Dr. Bronner’s brand which makes it an ethical stocking stuffer. You can also support small handmade shops by trying out this innovative eco-tube lip balm or try this set of festive flavored balms.

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Unique Socks – I adore my Turkish socks and definitely think their thickness makes them suitable as lightweight house slippers and perfect for fitting into a stocking. These ones have a beautiful black and white design. And these ones are fun and colorful.

Tea light holder – Give them something to set on their bedside table for some ambiance. This tealight holder will cast a pretty design on the wall and this one will release negative ions. Both are small enough to slip into a stocking or make a great accessory gift to a set of tealights. If you’re working with a tight budget, there are oftentimes cute tealight holders and lanterns at the dollar store.

Candle – Candles are a great way to give a gift that introduces either a favorite scent to a friend or a brand that you want your bohemian to know about. This candle is hand poured by a small shop based out of California and has tons of other unique scents. And this one comes in a colorful tin.

Watch – I think a wooden watch makes a great gift for everyone on the list and have even separately compiled a list of 35 wood watches under $35 so you can browse wood tones, designs, different face plate options and sizes.

Jewelry dish – We’ve already chatted jewelry, why not include a little dish to put the jewelry on at the end of the day? I know I tend to take my jewlery off in multiple spots around my home so having a cute little jewelry dish like this elephant one or this embellished peacock one would make keeping them corralled much easier.

Unique writing tools – To go with the notepad, or to be gifted alone for use in their favorite notebooks, unique pens/pencils and markers encourage the creativity of a bohemian. This pen is made to look like bamboo, this one is gold and shaped like a hexagon, a gold fountain pen is always fun to play with, and this set of colored pens would be great for the color coordinated list maker and coloring book junkie. Twig pencils and colored pencils are also a whimsical touch.

Ceramic measuring spoons – Even if your bohemian isn’t doing much more than scooping sugar into a mug, a set of painted ceramic measuring spoons is a gorgeous addition to their kitchen supplies that they can keep out proudly on display. These wood ones are cute, too.

Tea infusers – These are small, inexpensive and easy to slip into a stocking. If there’s extra room in the stocking, you could slip in a small tin of loose tea for them to try, too. The basic tea infuser is just stainless mesh, but this one is shaped like a heart and I love that.

Spoon rest – For the avid cook, an interesting spoon rest could add some cheeriness to the cooking routine. This turquoise hand painted spoon rest is made in Turkey by artisans. And this one is handcrafted in Mexico in talavera style. If you’re shopping for multiple people, this white owl spoon rest set is very cute.

Essential oil – Little bottles of essential oils are a perfect little gift for slipping into stockings or buy a set and gift the box. Oils I think could be especially beneficial this time of year are germ fighter for warding off winter colds, frankincense for clarity through the darker days, energy because I know I sure want to hibernate through winter, and grapefruit to shake off winter blues.

Coffee mug – This one is unique and probably unlike anything they’ve already got in their collection. This one will add some fiesta color to their morning cup. And a set of two helps check off two people with one purchase.

Wine bottle stopper – Small and totally useful little gifts a wine bottle stopper makes. These ones have a Mexican tile look to them. And the turned wood of these ones leaves it with a really eye catching design. Probably my favorite are these crystal and precious stone wine bottle stoppers.

Bluetooth speaker – Music is an easy favorite for a lot of people but putting in a speaker in every room of the house can be expensive. Let your bohemian take their music anywhere with a portable bluetooth speaker. This one has enhanced bass and FM radio capability as well as a built in mic so phone calls and voice commands can be use through the speaker. And this one is a nightlight, speaker and planter pot all in one. I know you’re intrigued with that one- haha.

Seeds – Speaking of planters, why not slip in some seeds in their stocking? They could plant them indoors or it’ll be something they can look forward to in the spring. This mix could be good for someone wanting to experiment with edibles. And this one could be interesting to the foraging type bohemian.

related: Macrame plant hangers

So there you have it! Alongside the usual things you can tuck into a stocking, these would be fantastic additions for the bohemian in your life. It’s a little bit hippie, little bit boho and all totally practical goods. I’ve tried to give a few options for each category but feel free to take the ideas and shop elsewhere. If you appreciate what you’ve found here today and want to support this blog, do your shopping through my Amazon affiliate link so the commission can go towards my hosting fees. Whatever you decide to do, I hope the holidays are a joy for you and those in your life.

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Filed Under: Blog, Gift Guide, Holidays, Shopping Guide

Great Gifts For 5 Year Olds

December 12, 2017 by CORINNA HENDERSON

We are at a really special time in our son’s life for the holidays. He’s five years old and has tons of personality and developed interests. It’s making it a lot of fun and at the same time tough deciding what to get him for Christmas. Getting to know him, I’ve found that giving him gifts that broaden his interests, complement his current learning skills, enhance creativity and encourage imaginative play are what’s going to best compliment the next year of his life. Since deciding what to buy can be tough, I wanted to share what I bought as Christmas gifts for our 5 year old so hopefully it’ll help guide you in your gift giving for the holidays and more.

Great Gifts For The 5 Year Old In Your Life

Great Gifts For A 5 Year Old

  1. Zoob BuilderZ Zoob Bot – A highlight of my childhood is playing with Zoob sets and I’m so glad to see that they still exist. I actually came across this set when looking for robot building kits appropriate for a 5 year old. Looking around, there wasn’t much. But my child has expressed interest in building a robot lately by picking up scrap metal whenever he finds it and says he’s saving it to build a robot. I didn’t want to buy anything he would get too frustrated with or that would break easily because he’s not gentle with his toys. This set isn’t exactly a robot building kit but a building kit. It comes with a base that you can pull back and it propels the creation forward. Or you can just use the Zoob pieces to build. We spend a lot of time building with Duplo Legos and blocks but he’s outgrowing them but isn’t quite ready for big kid Legos.
  2. Chutes And Ladders – I’d like to try getting my son interested in playing board games. Since he doesn’t have much experience with them yet, I wanted to grab some classic that would be really easy to play. This one I played for all of my childhood and even as a teenager. It involves numbers so it complements his kindergarten curriculum but is also just a really low key, purely luck kind of game.
  3.  Sum Swamp – This game is not one that I’ve ever played or seen before but I love the educational aspect and think I could work this into our homeschooling. It’s also a luck based game since strategy doesn’t hurt or help you, but in order to find what your move is, you roll dice that show a math equation (addition or subtraction) and the answer is how many spaces you move. I hope it will encourage number recognition and reinforce addition and subtraction concepts while having some good away-from-the-screen time.
  4. Monopoly Junior – This game involves strategy and I think that could help strengthen critical thinking skills. I think this one will be fun to pull out when the whole family is home so he can start to learn some of the strategies involved with succeeding in this game. And maybe it’ll be a game we can continue to play for years and graduate to the full board, too.
  5. Happy Hats – Reading is such a big deal in Virginia kindergarten standards but it can be such a tough skill to master when the child just isn’t interested in learning it. This is another game I’m planning on working into our homeschooling activities to make learning that subject more game based.
  6. Connect 4 – I always liked that this game stood up instead of being a flat board. I think that already makes that game mor enticing for young eyes. It encourages strategic thinking because the spaces need to be preplanned to make the 4 spots connect while also preventing your opponent from connecting their 4 chips.
  7. Dickie Remote Control Fire Truck – Remote controlled things are fun. And this fire truck also has a working water pump. As a kid in love with big vehicles like garbage trucks, construction vehicles, tow trucks and rescue vehicles, this is sure to be an exciting toy that he will be able to have a lot of imaginitive play with. Creating rescue scenarios will grow his critical thinking skills and learning to use the controller will help further develop eye/hand coordination.
  8. Tablet With Case – I do want my child to have a tablet and he has had ones in the past but we still haven’t found one that works best for us. This one comes with a case, which we discovered was needed all too quickly through the first two tablets we had. The third one didn’t have the android system and didn’t have google play and I found that to be frustrating on my end as that made it very different from my phone. While I can’t say for sure this one will or won’t be the best one yet- it looked great for us on paper and was available for a fantastic deal on cyber Monday.
  9. Candy Land – Probably my all time favorite board game as a kid and I still have rosy memories of playing it. It could be the candy aspect of it as I am a sweet toothed gal, but I think it’s a nice and simple game that can encourage patience and focus. It will be easier for his younger friends to jump in and play as it makes a great stepping stone board game to harder ones.
  10. 10 Gallon Fish Tank – The request has been rampant for a turtle but we don’t really have the space requirements for an adequate home for one. So we considered a tortoise but the start up cost is more than we can commit to right now. He’s also been begging for a fish and we even went out and bought water conditioner and a filter for the tank we have one hand. So, we are going to start with a smaller fish tank. I think he will enjoy watching the fish and the growing responsibility that comes with feeding, maintaining the filtration system, and doing water changes. While he will need help and guidance with all of that, I think it’s a good start and will be a beautiful addition to his room.

I want this Chirstmas to be more about experiences and growth throughout the whole year. He already has a lot of toys and will be receiving tons more from his grandparents. One gift I was planning on getting him but was beat to it is a Virginia Living Museum membership since he loves nature so much. I wanted to mention it even though we did;t buy it because it was on the list and I think it makes a great gift since it can be used over and over during the membership.

Let’s hear from you!

How do you spend time together as a family without a television screen?

What are you gifting your children this year?

I’m dying to know what your answers are to those questions as they’ve been on my mind while coming up with this list. Answer the questions in the polls and leave your other answers in the comments below!

Be well and happy gifting!

 

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Autumn decorating season is upon us. Have you started? I don’t have much up yet but I have been collecting things to put up. Usually for seasonal decorating, I go for creating a vibe. I feel like Fall can go two different ways. The first, warm and vibrant. The second, moody and dark. Today I’m […]

Autumn Bucket List (Things to do in Fall)

I can feel it coming in the air tonight… Autumn is nearly here! What a joy. I start to feel the excitement when the faint hint of crispness hits the air. Fall is my favorite season. There are so many great things to do in Fall. Somehow I always miss doing activities so this year […]

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