WINTER DECORATING SERIES: Asymmetrical TV WALL

This will be the last post in my Winter Decorating Series. When I said I wasn’t doing much I really meant it. It feels good to give the cabin a little holiday cheer but it’s certainly not overdone by any stretch of the imagination.

Everything I did this year centered around keeping the layout and the items in place that were currently there from my everyday decor. All I did was swap a few things out to make it fit more with the season.

You can see how I removed the fall plumes from the glass bottle and added a pine branch. I also added a candle, pinecones, and a few blue and green ornaments to the basket. I like the asymmetrical look but felt I needed a little height on the other side of the buffet so I added the candlesticks.

I don’t know why we even have a tv in this room. I’m the only person who uses this room and I don’t watch tv. I hate to ask hubby to take it down after he spent time hanging it on the wall and adding the trim piece to hide the cord.

I’ve even thought of purchasing a piece of art to hang over the tv to disguise it. If there was ever a chance that we needed the tv it would still be hiding behind the artwork. 

You may recognize the wreath hanging on the blanket ladder. I originally had it mounted on the shutters hanging on the tv wall (you can see that here). All I did was add a strand of thrift store ribbon and a vintage bell pick from hobby lobby. It couldn’t have been simpler. 

I certainly don’t feel the cabin looks Christmasy at all this year but it’s just enough that if someone stops over it looks like I made a little effort. The true meaning of Christmas can never be outshined by glitz and glitter. 

I hope you enjoyed following along with this mini-series. I know it brought joy to me. Now if only it would snow!