The Villa Sibi is decked out for the holidays, a move prompted by our local newspaper, West Windsor & Plainsboro News. The Editor asked me to decorate one of my houses and also participate in an interview about my hobby. The article just came out, so I now can share some pictures of my own of the house. I referred to my preparation in this post and decided not to add snow. I did, however, add some lights, a tree, and a fireplace (at first for the Villa Sibi!), along with some foresty greens and browns and silver and gold accents. And some red, of course.
Enjoy and happy holidays!
Credits: Main house and patio: Couch is minimodernistas; pillows are handmade by The Shopping Sherpa; chair and "live edge" bench on patio is by Logan of OneFortyThree; fireplace is from a swap with Oese, revamped by me a few years ago; mini trees are Lemax with bases from Lemon Cadet; boomerang table is by Paris Renfroe; round rug, arc lamp, chrome table and chairs are all eBay finds; hanging lamp is vintage German; Christmas tree is from Manor House Miniatures; angel tree topper is from JaZams, as are the Christmas lights (necklaces by Carolyn Forsman); presents are AG Minis; flooring and wallpaper are from the Paper Source; patio table is vintage Brio; white igloo chairs on roof are ornaments from CB2; reindeer and green rug are by Fran Made Minis; small side table is Re-ment. Accessories are AG Minis, ELF Miniatures, eBay finds, and from J at work. "Funk" Room: Stereo, speakers, and plant are all eBay finds; couch and chair are vintage Lundby; hanging snowflake is by Maryann Roy; red lights are a necklace by Carolyn Forsman; accent wall is paper from Michaels.
The time it took me: 1-1/2 hours over a few different days (a lot of changing and rearranging).
I Just Love it, it is so COOL!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy New Year to You!
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Kikka
How lovely to see your whole family - I'm sure you are so proud!
ReplyDeleteLove the fireplace. It's the perfect balance of contemporary and traditional. Makes it feel so cozy and filled with memories. The article in the news paper was so nice. I don't know how you find the time with a young family and a full time job, but don't stop. I'm hooked. Can't wait to see the stairway for the Rad Pad.
ReplyDeleteOhh Festive! Happy Holidays to you and your family, lady!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The tree is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHola, Kikka! Thanks, and happy holidays to you as well!!
ReplyDeleteHi, annina!! Everyone was a really good sport about having their picture taken. I think they had fun with it in the end ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen! Glad you like the fireplace. I haven't used it in quite some time and really wanted to make it work. I am a crazed person with my schedule, and could not do it without my family's love and support. :) I am strategizing on the stairs...I really want to make something work!
ReplyDeleteHey, MC! Thanks, and best to you and yours too!
ReplyDeleteHi, Chynadoll! The tree was on clearance last year and I'm glad I finally put it to use!!
ReplyDeleteI must have looked at these photos at least half-a-dozen times -- and every time I see something I hadn't noticed before. It's amazing how much there is to see in a spare space! FYI, I have an idea for your staircase; e-mail me if I can help.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! :D
ReplyDeleteI allways love to look at your blog with all fantastic things.
ReplyDelete"Merry Christmas" and a "Happy New Year"
Thanks, Fran! It's neat that you see new things each time...I aim to do that in all my scenes :) I'd love to hear some wisdom on the stairs. I'll email you.
ReplyDeleteHi, otterine! A big compliment coming from you ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lilsdolls! I hope you have a nice holiday!
ReplyDeleteMe ha encantado!! ¡Feliz Año Nuevo 2012!! Un beso
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