Do you clear the roo. Of all your home decor forst?
Related Discussions
How do I clean salt marks on my salt water pool?
My salt water pool leaves white marks all around the pool I have tried everything to remove them with no luck. Can someone please help me????
If you could redo your master bathroom, what would you change?
Dreaming of a master bathroom remodel?Tell us: If you could change just one thing, what would it be?Your input could inspire others looking for master bathroom ideas ... See more
Hardwood Floors or Carpet in Bedroom: What's Your Preference?
Hey Hometalkers! We've got a cozy debate going on here: when it comes to bedroom flooring, do you lean towards the warmth of carpet or the timeless elegance of hardwo... See more
What can I do about wood smoke coming into my house?
I need help. My back door neighbor heats with a wood stove all winter. They are downhill from me. Almost all their smoke makes its way into my house, causing headache... See more
How to find out the value of antique furniture
My husband and I are looking to sell his grandmother's dining room set but, we have no idea what to ask for it. We could not find any markings as to who made it, all ... See more
How do I fix a broken metal hanging rod in my closet
I have a broken shelf hanging rod in my closet I tried gluing And taping it and nothing worked I need help and also the shelf is slightly bent
Do you mean before you decorate for Christmas? Your question isn't clear. If that is what you mean, the answer is no, of course not. Not unless you have TONS of Christmas decorations! Most of us just replace key items: Start at the front door, and put something Christmas-y in the foyer to welcome guests. If you have something above the fireplace, you might replace it with a large wreath or sled decorated with greenery and ornaments. Clear the coffee table of what is usually there and put out a grouping of Christmas candles and figurines, etc. Change out artwork for a collection of Christmas cards arranged on a "tree" of fat green yarn shaped on the wall with little clear Command hooks. Replace your dining room table centerpiece with a pretty bowl of ornaments on a bed of short pine boughs. Add a Christmas-y pillow to the sofa or a chair (it could just be a plaid one) and do the same to the guest room. It's really about exchanging and adding, more than clearing out. Just be mindful of the colors that already exist in the room. There's nothing worse than a blue and yellow room with a lot of red and green thrown around it! Try to work with the colors that are there. Christmas things come in all colors.
I put some things away to make room for my Christmas decorations. I move an end table out so that there is a spot for the Christmas tree.
I only clear a room if I am doing a complete redo, including paint. Normally I tackle one area at a time because if I don't get everything done it still looks nice. This is a personal choice.