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Halloween Holiday Decor by Paula

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I start off every holiday with the best of intentions, then BAM!  Halloween is tomorrow and I haven't even remembered to buy the candy, much less decorate.  Today's blog will show you a few simple items that you can buy to make your house a little more festive without cutting holes in fruit and making a mess.  Here we go...

It is almost time to bring out the Halloween Decorations and get ready for the spooky parties and adorable Trick or Treaters. If you are tired of the same old hokey stuff you see on everyone's Pinterest and want to have something a little more unique and sophisticated, today's Mood Board is for you. I feel that throwing a few things here and there - if they are the right things - give you just as much impact as draping your entire house in cotton spider-webbing that you are pulling out of the siding on the house well into next summer.

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1.Eek! There is a mouse in the house! These simple black construction paper mice are a fun addition to any steps/stairs in your home. 2.Mr. and Mrs. Frankenstein-Etsy Simple silhouette pillows that give a hint of Halloween without getting cheesy. 3.Skeleton Taper Candles- Z GallerieChange out your day to day dining room candle sticks and display these on your dining table or mantle. They give a fun spooky glow for that one month a year thrill. 4.Designer Pumpkins and Skeleton Cat-Grandin RoadSkeleton Animals are where it is at this year. If you have a pet, why not get it a little skeleton friend to play with for the month?! Don't be afraid to break out the paint and add a little design to the pumpkins either. You can't go wrong with harlequins and stripes. 5.What will you leave behind? Skull Tile-Nino SarabutraThis beautiful porcelain tile could be a more permanent addition to your home. When walking over this unique tile, the artist wants you to ponder your existence and think about what you will leave behind when you have left this world. 6.Fire and Ice Lanterns-Grandin RoadThese battery operated lanterns are a fun way to light the path to your front door for the little trick or treaters. 7.Bling-Bling Skull Candle-Z GallerieThis jet black glossy candle with it's jeweled eyes will set your house aglow. A perfect addition to any Halloween decor. 8.Orange mums and pumpkins are an easy, yet understated way to decorate your front porch for the holidays. This look can carry you from the first of October to the end of November without even blinking an eye ... assuming you can keep them alive. 9.Black  Branch Wreath and Carved Wooden Ravens- Crate and Barrel These two items are a great addition to any door, mantel or buffet. Add a pumpkin or two and some of the lighted twigs for an extra spooky affect.

Would you like your home decorated for the Holiday's but don't have the time or know how to complete the job? We are here to help. Not only do we do new construction and remodels, we also love to help you set your house for parties, holidays and other special events. Let us help you create a sophisticated Holiday decor in your home.

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Happy Thanksgiving Table Decor by Paula

What are you setting your Thanksgiving table with? We're loving bright Texas sunflowers mixed with metallics to make for a fun and inviting table! 

 We love the holidays.

They are a fun time with family and friends.  They are also a fun time to make a few temporary updates and changes to  your home.  Below are some ideas for making this Thanksgiving an extra special one. See some of our fun ideas featuring companies like West Elm, Anthropology, Target and many more.

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If you are interested in creating some new family traditions and adding fun decor to your family holidays and everyday, give us a shout.  We would love to help you achieve your new fun goals.

Paula Ables Interiors would like to wish everyone a relaxing Thanksgiving Holiday! 

 

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