Easy ways to create a quiet luxury home on a budget

Are you looking to give your home a quiet-luxury look, but on a budget? I have a few budget-friendly home refresh ideas that prove you don’t need to spend a fortune to make a big impact.

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What is quiet luxury home decor?

Quiet luxury home decor is that effortlessly elegant style space where everything looks expensive, but without seeming too hard.

Instead of bold trends and over-the-top styling, quiet luxury home decor is all about soft neutrals, cozy textures, and high-quality pieces that just feel elevated.

Think a creamy linen sofa, warm wood accents, and a few perfectly styled decor pieces

Instead of clutter everywhere. It’s calm, it’s timeless, and honestly, it’s the kind of home that makes you exhale the second you walk in.

Quiet luxury home decor ideas on a budget

I love decorating on a budget, and to make it look elegant and luxurious without spending a fortune is the best part.

The thrill of finding a good deal or doing DIY projects to makeover a room is so satisfying.

Like this dresser transformation, it was my favorite project in my daughter’s room makeover.

My son’s room got a budget-friendly room makeover as well, and it turned out even better than I imagined.

Instead of buying all new furniture, I focused on a few impactful DIY projects that made a big statement.

As soon as you enter the room, the focal point is this floor-to-ceiling upholstered headboard. It makes such a bold statement.

When do we need to refresh our home?

With that said, have you ever taken a look around your home and realized it needs a bit of sprucing up?

That was my friend Joyce a few months back. She’d looked around her room and thought, ” Nope, this is not working anymore!

She felt her home was starting to feel tired and uninspiring.

So she decided it was time for a refresh.

But this time, the goal wasn’t just to update the room…

It was to give it that calm, elevated, quiet luxury look, to refresh her home.

What she really wanted was a cleaner, more modern look, something lighter, more updated, and a lot less busy.

The only caveat is that she spends half of the year in Florida and half here in New York.

So she didn’t want to break the bank with expensive purchases. But also wanted a high-end look for less to refresh her home.

While Joyce was in Florida, she gave me carte blanche to update the living room and dining room.

I love a good challenge!

And honestly, it was such a fun project, and I love the way it came out!

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Simple ways to create a luxury home look

This was Joyce’s living room before…

She felt her furniture was bulky, old, and somewhat outdated, and was making the space look heavier and more cluttered.

Start with a clean slate to refresh your home

First, I sifted through everything to determine what she wanted to keep. We went through all the items that could be repurposed and what could be donated to Goodwill.

Then, we completely cleared out the living room and dining room, removing all the knick-knacks and paintings.

This makes it much easier to create a cohesive look in the room and avoid a cluttered, mismatched appearance.

The big leather loveseat and the TV cabinet were moved to the family room downstairs. The TV cabinet got a total transformation, I can’t wait to show you in my upcoming post.

I came up with a pretty simple idea to replace the old, outdated furniture with something fresh and modern.

Once we nailed down the vision, I put together a couple of design plans and picked out furniture and accessories to pull everything together so my friend could really picture the finished space.

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Onto the fun stuff! We went on a shopping spree online! We were able to order everything online, which made it much easier since Joyce and I were in different states.

Before we jumped into the fun part, the entire house got a fresh coat of  Benjamin Moore’s White Dove.

Paint instantly brightened up the space and gave us the perfect neutral backdrop.

The new color really set the stage for the decor.

We were also very intentional about what to bring back into the rooms.

Every piece of furniture and decor had to earn its place. I chose items that actually served a purpose, added warmth, and elevated the space.

Speaking of warmth, two of my favorite go-to tricks for making a space feel cozy are curtains and rugs.

They instantly soften a room and add that lived-in warmth.

But Joyce isn’t the biggest fan of either; she feels rugs and curtains tend to collect too much dust.

And honestly, I get it! Everyone has their own comfort level when it comes to what they want in their home.

While not having rugs and curtains keeps the space clean and minimal, it adds an extra challenge when trying to create a warm, cozy feel, especially in a living room.

Add texture to the living room makeover

Texture is the secret sauce to making a room look high-end. Layering fabric, cozy throws, and pillows can elevate and warm up any room.

I replaced the bulky black leather loveseat with two bouclé chairs. The fringe pillows she already had were the perfect complement to the chairs, while adding instant softness.

How cute is this marble pedestal table and ruffle bowl?

I love the reeded door fronts on this cabinet...

Coffee table dilemma

Ahh, the coffee table… I ordered a coffee table online, thinking I knew exactly what color I was getting, and let’s just say the one that showed up was definitely not what I was expecting!

It was one of those moments where you open the box and go, wait… this is the color?

I thought I was ordering something with a warmer wood tone, but what showed up was more of a faux grey wood look on top with black legs. I did not want grey in the mix at all!

Sometimes things look great online, but in person they’re a totally different story! That is the risk of buying online.

DIY it or return it?

Here’s the coffee table that showed up… rocking a very manufactured grey wood look. Not exactly the vibe I was going for.

Instead of going through the hassel of returning the table, I decided to DIY it!

It was prettly easy, a couple of coats of Retique It paint and stain, I was able to transform it and get the exact color and look I originally had in mind.

Sometimes a little DIY magic is all it takes!

One of the coolest things about this paint is that it actually contains 60% recycled wood, yep, real wood!

Even though it goes on like a primer, once you stain and seal it, the finish looks and feels just like real wood.

After two coats of the wood primer, I went in with Minwax Provincial stain and applied it using a light dry-brush technique.

This helped build the color gradually and gave it a much more natural wood look.

Exactly what I was envisioning!

Onto the dining room…

Joyce’s dining room was already a great space to start with.

Her furniture was in excellent condition, so there was really no need to replace it.

Instead, we focused on working with what was already there and making a few simple updates to refresh the look.

Quiet luxury look for less with simple lighting updates in your home

Joyce had a farmhouse-style dining room chandelier that was fairly new and was nice, but she wanted to update it with a more modern lighting.

Swapping it out for something a little more modern helped shift the feel of the room.

Next, I added this beautiful ocean-inspired modern artwork...

Then, to highlight the artwork, I added two sconces, one on each side. It instantly made the wall feel more balanced and gave the artwork more presence.

Best part, they’re battery-operated, so there was no need to run any electrical or deal with wiring.

Super easy to install, but they look like custom-built-in lighting. Just add the plate to the wall, and hook the light onto the plate, easy-peasy!

Sometimes those simple, no-stress upgrades make the biggest impact.

Quick and easy upgrades for chairs

Next thing we tackled were the dining chairs, they were perfectly fine, but they just felt like they needed a little upgrade.

The black leather was a bit too heavy for the look I was going for, so instead of replacing them, I took the easy route and covered them with simple white chair covers.

The room instantly felt lighter, fresher, and a little more elevated without spending a fortune on new chairs.

It’s always nice when you can build around pieces that are still beautiful and functional; it saves money and lets you create a whole new feel for the room.

Sometimes it’s the smallest change that makes the biggest difference.

The final dining room reveal

The dining room makeover turned out so beautiful. What I love most about it is how simple and calm the space feels now.

It still has warmth and character, but now it has that clean, lighter, effortless look that just makes the space feel fresh and inviting.

So remember when I mentioned that Joyce wasn’t really a fan of rugs and curtains?

Well… I couldn’t help myself, I just had to do a little mock-up of both the dining room and the living room with curtains and rug to see what it would’ve looked like.

I must say, I absolutely loved it!

The curtains added height and elegance, and the space instantly felt warmer, softer, and more finished.

And the rugs anchored the whole room and helped tie everything together, completing the whole look.

So who knows…I may have to convince Joyce to take the leap, she may come around and give them a chance!

What do you think? Is it better with or without the curtains and rug?

I love the completed look of the curtains and rugs!

They ground the space!

But at the end of the day, it all comes down to the person living there and what makes the space feel like home to them.

It is amazing how a few simple home decor updates, DIY touches, affordable finds, and a few styling tricks can instantly elevate a space and make it feel brand new.

Once we completed this update in Joyce’s living room and dining room, she didn’t want to stop there. She wanted to give the entire house a refresh (more on the rest of the house in another post)!

Getting that quiet luxury look for less in your home is not about spending alot of money, but more about creating a calm, elevated space with timeless materials and thoughtful design choices.

It’s proof that you don’t need to spend a fortune to get that luxurious, designer look. You just need a few smart updates that make a big difference in your home.

If you love elegant spaces without the price tag, read my other post on quiet luxury decor on a budget

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Ah, Spring! The season of refreshing and renewing. Blooming flowers and longer days, time to shake off those winter melancholy feelings that some of us go through. Time to prepare your home for the spring season, and I’ll show you a few fresh spring decor ideas I bring into my home.

It has been a minute since my last post. Winter blues always get to me, and I drag myself to accomplish what I have to do during the cold, dreary days of winter! Do you feel that as well, or is that just me? lol!

Now that the temperature is slowly rising and more steady sunny days are here, I’m feeling energized! I am getting the itch to start on the projects I have been planning to do for a while. But first, I want to welcome spring by preparing with these fresh and pretty spring ideas.

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Rebirths of vibrant flowers and warmer days invigorate me with a feeling of freshness and rejuvenation. At the slightest sign of spring, I open all the windows briefly to bring in the fresh air. After months of keeping a tightly sealed house to keep the warm air in, it is refreshing to circulate the air throughout the home.

Prepare for Spring refresh with a deep cleaning of your home

Giving my house a deep cleaning always makes it feel so refreshed that I can’t skip this part. Deep cleaning your house from top to bottom and in every nook and cranny is no easy task. It can take days for bigger cleaning projects. But if you pace yourself with one area at a time, you’ll have a clean, fresh, sparkling house soon enough. Here’s a great guide to the ultimate spring cleaning and a to-do checklist to make it easier to tackle.

Also, If you have the right tools, it can make the job easier and more enjoyable.

Here are some of the best tools to use to get the job done easily and efficiently.

You can click on the words in the picture to take you to the link to these great products.

Lighten up your textile

Let’s chuck the chunky blankets and faux fur for lighter, airier throws. The same goes for dark pillows and fur pillows, which bring in all the coziness for the winter.

It’s time to brighten up and refresh your space.

Now, let’s get to the pretty part…

Create an inviting entry

Your entryway is the first thing guests see when they walk in, so adding a beautiful floral wreath on your front door is a great way to welcome them and the spring season.

Spring flowers by the front door also add to the curb appeal and the seasonal charm. Styling around your front door with lanterns and decorative items creates a welcoming entrance.

Add fresh or faux flowers to your home to prepare for Spring – Fresh spring decor ideas

The easiest way to bring spring into your home is by incorporating fresh or faux flowers.

One of my favorite places to get fresh flowers is Trader Joe’s. The array of beautiful flowers and stems greets you as soon as you enter the store. You can’t help but grab a few bunches or so, and they are so reasonably priced, it’s a win-win!

I love to have fresh flowers as often as I can. But, let’s be real, they are short-lived, especially for me, I kill them in a few days! Which can be very costly.

So, I mix them with good-quality faux blooms that last longer and still look good.

I mix faux spring flowers or greenery to have a consistent spring vibe throughout my house when I can’t have fresh flowers. There are so many beautiful, realistic ones out there that it doesn’t have to cost a lot to achieve a beautiful spring look.

Add a touch of faux greenery when you can’t have the real thing

A simple vase filled with faux stems on a coffee table can make a big impact. Faux olive trees are all the rage now and can help to soften the room with its foliage.

Here are a few of my favorites…

Create an easy Spring tablescape

Whether you’re decorating for Easter, Mother’s Day, or just want to brighten up your dining area for the spring season, a lovely, colorful tablescape is a great addition. Vibrant florals, table runners, placemats, tablecloths, and settings can also be beautiful spring decor.

Freshen up with paint

This upcoming season is a great time to refresh and renew your home with paint. Mild temperatures create the ideal conditions for painting. The ability to open windows for ventilation and low humidity makes spring a great time to freshen up some tired walls.

Update your bedding for a spring refresh

Preparing for spring with these fresh decor ideas doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. A few simple swaps, lighter fabrics, fresh or faux flowers, soft colors, and a little decluttering can go a long way.

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Choosing the right bedding can transform your bedroom into a serene oasis. Here are 12 Elegant Spring Bedding Ideas for a Dreamy Bedroom. Incorporate various textures such as silky pillows paired with a chunky Knit throw for that inviting feel. Keep a cohesive look with a common theme, such as a botanical print or a specific color accent.

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What is your favorite way to prepare for Spring? I would love to know what fresh spring decor ideas you use in your home. Let me know in the comments below!

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So my dear friends, grab a cup of hot cocoa and let’s take a tour of our home’s and the ways we created our Christmas vibe for 2024.

Here’s our living room before we dressed up our house for the holidays…

Decorating our home takes a few weeks and my house gets inundated with boxes of holiday decorations. It’s all process of the creating the holiday cheer in our home, and it’s well worth it.

I always say I’m going to start early every year. There are so many birthday celebrations in November. Plus, we commit to a fundraiser for JDRF and The Little North Pole. I feel like I’m scrambling to get things done for the holidays.

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Speaking of JDRF and The Little North Pole is a holiday spectacular event that happens across the street from my house. Our friend Joe Mure, Jr, and along with 50-100 friends and neighbors decorate his house which is now know as The Little North Pole.

He has been putting up this display for decades to raise money for children with Juvenile Diabetes. Joe has given millions of dollars that he has raised over time to JDRF. Such an amazing cause.

They start November 1st. On the first Saturday of December, the street is closed off for the big event. Thousands of people from all over attend to celebrate in the event.

Trucks of food, DJ, a stage is set up for celebrities, rising singers and dancers. Such an amazing holiday event for our neighborhood.

After the entertainment performs, a helicopter comes swooping down and up show Santa is arriving.

Finally the Santa is brought in by convoy of fire trucks. He sits on the stage and gives thousands of toys to children that are anxiously has been awaiting his arrival. It is truly a wonderful experience!

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Onto my Holiday Home Tour 2024

Our mighty Christmas tree

Let’s’ begin our 2024 holiday home tour with our 11 foot Christmas tree. Every year we go to the tree farm in search of the perfect Christmas tree. We come home with the widest and the tallest tree we can squeeze into our living room.

Once the tree is set in its place, starting from the top we weave the lights through the branches in and out to the bottom. The tree is filled with twinkling lights with a couple of elves helping me, (my other elf is a bit camera shy :). The tree looked beautiful with just lights.

Except, I am not the simple type of person when it comes to decorating for Christmas! I love a tree filled with beautiful ornaments, trinkets that can tell a story or ones handmade with love.

Christmas wouldn’t be the same without a nod to cherished memories. It’s all about embracing family heirlooms, handmade decorations, and nostalgic touches that makes our home unique.

I love bows and they are having a moment this year, I couldn’t wait to incorporate it into my decor.

This year, I chose modern sophistication mixed in with our usual nostalgic decor. Think ornate gold accents, shimmering glass ornaments, along with lush velvet ornaments draped on our tree. Last year, I created a woodland theme which I absolutely loved, but I went a little different this year.

My friend had this keepsake ornament made to treasure our incredible trip to Italy in 2022.

I made these ornaments last year and love the way they turned out…

 A touch of timeless elegance on the mantel

One of my favorite places to decorate is our fireplace mantel. I started with hanging the garland an asymmetrical way on the fireplace.

Adding clusters of silvery, champagne colored ornaments in varying sizes on the garland gave it such an elegant appearance.

I’ve been wanting to try this clustered ornament look for a while. I really love the way it turned out.

I added extra oversize ornaments to the bottom of the garland for a bold statement.

Sentimental Nostalgia

We have our little “memory tree” filled with little wooden ornaments saved from my husband’s childhood. I can’t believe these adorable ornaments are around 40 years old!

Miniature Christmas Villages

Create your own little village finished with glowing lights, snowy rooftops, and tiny figurines. We had our village for many years and have been adding to it whenever we can. But, I can’t fit anymore to it so I have to refrain from buying anymore.

There’s something so special about our little Christmas village. Little kiddos come to our house and get mesmerized. They play with the little figurines as if they were part of the village. Adults are also captivated by imagining the quaint village come to life.

Console table styling for Christmas

Our entry console table is dressed with the most beautiful faux pine stems. We arranged them in bunches to add volume. These bushels hang on the mirror with gold bells and a few stems lay on the table. Added these gorgeous hand blown teardrop glass lighted decor and candlesticks to add a warm and cozy glow.

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Also, added a few pine cones and gold ornaments to my DIY air dry clay bowl.

This year’s Christmas decor trends are all about blending elegance, nostalgia, and a sprinkle of personal charm. Whether you go all-out or keep it simple, the best part of holiday decorating is making your space feel like home.

I hope you’re able to add some of my inspiration to your holiday decor this year or save for next. I would also love to see how you bring the magic to your home!

Happy Holidays! ????

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How to Decorate Your Christmas Mantel with Garland and Ornaments in 2024

Hi friends, It’s that magical time of year again. The house starts to feel extra cozy, twinkling lights go up, and everything just feels a little bit more festive. Ah the magic of holiday season!

Decorating for the holidays has to be my favorite! It’s the time when I can let my creativity run wild. Crafting ornaments is one fun activity. Setting a holiday tablescape brings joy to my family and guests. Adorning the staircase with garland adds a festive touch as soon as we enter our home. We also enjoy setting up our Christmas village and decorating the tree. These are just a few fun things that make the holidays festive.

The aim was to get started a little earlier on our Christmas decorations. However, as always, time flies by so fast. Before I knew it, it’s December. I managed to finish decorating our Christmas Mantel for 2024. This happened amidst all the hustle and bustle of getting ready for Thanksgiving.

When it comes to Christmas decorating, I start with the mantel. I love to capture the magic and charm of Christmas with a beautifully styled mantel. I find it to be the perfect canvas for creative expression and it makes such a focal point.

How I Decorated My Christmas Mantel for 2024

This year, I decided to do something a little different with my mantel decor. Although, last year’s mantel was one of my favorites. I wanted to get that same happy feeling but more in a modern glam way. I created an asymmetrical design using lush garland and round ornaments. And oh my gosh, I am so happy with how it turned out!

To start with, I always have an idea of how I am going to style the mantel. I wanted to create an asymmetrical look with garland and hang clusters of monochromatic round ornaments on it. So let me show you how I decorated my Christmas Mantel 2024.

First, gather your supplies…

Supply list- (link below)

• Thick garland ( I used 2)
• Garland ties
• Floral wire
• Faux stems to match the color of the garland
• Ornaments of your choice. ( I used monochromatic color)
• Command hook (Heavy duty) (I used screws on top of the mantel, but I have used Command hooks)

1. Start with a Clean Slate

Before I started the fun part of decorating, I clear the mantel of all the everyday items. I start with a clean slate. You want a clean space to work with so your holiday decor stands out. Now, you’re ready to get your festive groove on!

2. It’s all about that base

It starts with a good base… I hung a thick, full garland like the ones from here to start. I wanted something that would feel fresh and full without being too heavy, and this garland checked all the boxes.

Most common ways to secure the garland to the fireplace is to use command hooks. There is also heavy duty command hooks If your garland is too heavy. Unfortunately, I didn’t have any on hand when I was putting up the garland, so I put a few screws on top of the mantel instead. Attached the garland with garland ties to the screws, the ties blended seamlessly with the garland.

You can hang the garland any way you like. I decided to create an asymmetrical look for this year’s mantel decor.

I used two 6 ft garland on my mantel. First one, I draped across the mantel and fall to one side. I attached the second garland to the center of the first garland. Then, I extended it along to one side to create the asymmetrical look. I loved the idea of letting it cascade down the edge, creating a natural, organic flow. The key to asymmetry is that it’s heavier on one side.

3. Add faux stems

I added faux stems matching the color of the garland to create extra fullness. It also gave the garland more texture and movement which helped it to give an organic flow. The stems can easily be attached with just twisting them around the garland using garland ties or floral wire.

4. Arranging the Round Ornaments

Next up were the ornaments! I wanted them to be a central feature. For a modern look, I went with round ornaments in a mix of metallic. I used silver and champagne for that wintery look. I chose ornaments in varying sizes, which helped keep things interesting without overwhelming the design.

For the placement, I started with large 6” round ornaments at the bottom of the garland. Then, gradually added a little smaller up and across, while adding a few large in between.

I clustered the ornaments together in groups of 2-3. I didn’t worry about symmetry when placing the ornaments. Some were tucked right in. Others hung loosely down from the garland. By scattering the ornaments like this, I created an asymmetrical yet balanced effect that felt effortless.

5. Enjoying the View

Once everything was in place, I stepped back and couldn’t help but smile. The asymmetrical design had just the right mix of playfulness and sophistication. The garland felt relaxed and natural, while the ornaments gave it that holiday sparkle and shine.

The mantel just looked effortlessly beautiful. I think that it captures the spirit of the season’s festive, cozy, and a little bit whimsical feel.

So, here’s to a merry, bright, and wonderfully asymmetrical Christmas mantel in 2024! ????

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Hey there, festive friends! It’s time to crank up the holiday tunes. Sip on some hot cocoa. And, of course, sprinkle a bit of Christmas magic around the house. Today, I’m excited to share my absolute favorite and best Christmas mantel decor yet!

As much as I loved our last year’s Christmas mantel, I am obsessed with this year’s Christmas Mantel. It turned out amazing!

I have joined a fabulous group of ladies from Amazing Creators “Merry & Bright” Christmas blog hop to give us wonderful Christmas inspirations! I hope you follow the links at the bottom of this page.

Normally with home decor, I prefer a “less is more” approach. However, this changes when it comes to Christmas. More the merrier!

Christmas time is when I can let loose and create. I wanted to give the mantel a nature inspired vibe this year.

How I created my nature inspired Mantel

We started out with attaching a steel hardware cloth to the mantel. It created the base for all the beautiful nature inspired goodies I wanted to add. First, I cut 1 ft. by 5ft long hardware cloth and secured it to the top of the mantel with screws and fold it over the mantel.

This year I went wild with greenery. I love to combine whimsy and nature to my Christmas decor. I added a Pre-lit 9′ thick garland and doubled it along the steel cloth by attaching it with trim ties. These trim ties are great because they blend in with the greenery. I created an asymmetrical design with the garland to give it a different look.

Then I added all the beautiful stems, pine cones, stray twigs from my real Christmas tree.

After all the greenery was placed, I added few ornament. I found these paper pine cone ornaments at the Dollar Tree. Then added a little owl and beautiful bird perched on top of the mantel. I added the stained glass ornaments I made with Alcohol ink.

Let’s face it, no Christmas setup is complete without a touch of sparkle, so I sprinkled a few small gold ornament and a few pearl sprigs to jazz it up.

Lastly, I hooked our furry grey stocking right onto the mesh to complete the beautiful mantel.

Here’s all the supplies you’ll need for the Christmas Mantel Decor:

-Steel Hardware Cloth or heavy gauge chicken wire

–9 ft. Christmas garland

–Trim ties

–Glass or shatterproof ornaments

-Faux real to touch stems

–Eucalyptus stems

-Gold ornaments

And there you have it – my favorite Christmas mantel decor to date! It’s the kind of cozy that makes you want to hibernate until spring. So, grab a cup of cocoa, put on your favorite Christmas music and let the holiday vibes take over. After all, ’tis the season to be jolly!

You can see more of my past Christmas inspiration…

Before you go, I hope you visit all the amazing creators below to see their inspirations!

Merry and Bright Christmas Blog Hop

At Home With Kristy

Sweet Valley Acres

From Farmhouse to Florida

Cloches and Lavender

Blue sky at Home

My Home and Travels

Tea and Forget Me Nots

Design of your Life

House of Mar

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Easy DIY Christmas wreath

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