Christmas may be over but it's still winter so I changed our bay window to a winter candlescape theme.
My, little, white sled, an assortment of votives and some shiny green leaves, from our camellia tree, were the beginnings of the creation for the new look.
Red and white are almost always my go to colors.
Our, old, white painted, fireplace screen adds an interesting depth to the background in the window.
I love a red berry wreath especially when adorned with hearts.
The owl that was on display as a part of the window's Christmas decor is sticking around for the rest of winter. He's just too cute to put away!
An inverted ironstone compote with a red transferware plate created an interesting base for the vignette on top.
Red transferware saucers are placed underneath many of the votives.
Candles are always just so romantic any ole time of the year.
Epsom salt covers the outside of this votive jar.
A canvas banner of love made it's debut again for Valentine's day.
I think the white rustic crate really makes a great impact to the overall setting.
Another piece of transferware is tucked inside the hanging lantern for a little surprise.
A bouquet of miniature silk roses hangs in a spot that needed just a little something.
The Waterford heart came from one of my sweet girls for Christmas several years ago. It always makes me sigh when I come across it every year!
I'm looking forward to creating a new tablescape and celebrating an extra special day of "Love" this year.
Love, Hugs and Kisses,
JP
and Gucci, too!
