Welcome to the Style Showcase, your weekly source of home décor ideas and seasonal inspiration. Each issue highlights creative styling tips, easy DIY projects, and beautiful home tours to help you refresh your space for the holidays.
In this edition you’ll find a naturally romantic Christmas table setting idea, six handmade wreath designs you can create at home, a simple faux mercury glass tutorial perfect for holiday accents, and a warm Home for the Holidays Atlanta home tour to inspire your seasonal decorating.
Read on for practical tips and creative inspiration to make your holiday décor feel personal, polished, and inviting.
Town & Country Living | Natural and Romantic Christmas Table
For those who prefer an understated, elegant holiday table, this feature showcases a natural and romantic approach to Christmas tablescaping. Think soft candlelight, organic textures, and a palette that leans on greens, creams, and warm metallic accents. The styling emphasizes layered linens, mixed vintage and modern tableware, and small botanical touches such as sprigs of evergreen, pinecones, or dried blooms. Whether you’re hosting an intimate dinner or planning a larger gathering, these ideas focus on creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere that feels both thoughtful and relaxed.
Worthing Court | 6 Christmas Wreaths You Can Make
If you enjoy hands-on projects, this roundup offers six approachable DIY wreath designs for the holidays. The collection includes wreaths made from traditional evergreens, simple grapevine bases adorned with seasonal accents, and budget-friendly options using found objects or basic craft supplies. Each project typically provides step-by-step instructions, material lists, and styling suggestions so you can match a wreath to your entryway, mantel, or interior décor. These wreath ideas are perfect for beginners and seasoned crafters alike and make thoughtful, homemade gifts.
Shabbyfufu | Faux Mercury Glass Tutorial for Christmas
Faux mercury glass is a beautiful, budget-friendly way to introduce vintage shimmer into your holiday décor. This tutorial walks through an easy technique for aging glass surfaces to achieve a mercury-like finish using common craft materials. Finished pieces—such as jars, votives, or small vases—work well as table accents, mantel decor, or grouped centerpieces. The project is ideal for anyone who wants that antique-glass look without the cost or fragility of real mercury glass.
Southern Hospitality | Home for the Holidays Atlanta Home Tour
The Home for the Holidays Atlanta tour celebrates seasonal decorating with a warm, Southern touch. Expect photography that captures cozy living areas, decorated mantels, festive tables, and thoughtful seasonal vignettes. Home tours like this are useful for gathering layout ideas, color palettes, and small styling details you can adapt to your own home—whether you live in a large house or a compact apartment. Look for ideas on layering textiles, mixing heirloom pieces with modern accents, and arranging greenery to create a welcoming holiday ambiance.