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Let’s face it: it’s easy to get bored with your backyard. Unless you have a particular knack for gardening, you might stop taking care of your yard entirely. But it is possible to bring your backyard back to life and turn it into something special. Here are a few ways to revitalize the prime real estate behind your home.

Build a Pool

Imagine the perfect American home.

If you placed your abode in the West or the South, there’s a good chance it includes a pool. It’s a sign of luxury. Having a pool is also an easy way to connect with your friends and family during the hot summer months.

A pool is also a huge expense. Building a pool on your property will increase its value but you won’t see that money until you move out. You’ll have to take care of the initial cost upfront.

You need to search for pool plaster companies until you find one that can boast features like best replastering process available hydroblasting with a 40,000 PSI UHP Water Jetting Machine.

Add Rocks

A desert-style landscape not only looks amazing, it’s easy to maintain. (Leaving you with more time to lounge by that pricey pool.)

To complete your backyard style change, consider adding rocks. There will be an upfront cost, but you’ll save money and time over the years when you don’t have to mow your yard.

If you want to get the ultimate rock look, think about hiring a professional landscaper.

Get Social

To fall in love with your backyard, you need to create new memories. Make the most out of your space by hosting a BBQ or party. Invite your friends and family over and have a blast.

And don’t wait until everything is “perfect” to enjoy your outdoor spaces—you can have people over at any stage of your backyard development. People who love you won’t care what your property looks like. They’ll want to hang out with you.

Hire a Professional

Sometimes, you need a professional touch to get the results you want. A professional landscaper or gardener can completely transform your outdoor space. There are a couple of different ways to go about this.

If your backyard needs a complete overhaul, your best bet is to hire a landscaper and plan for a big project. You may never work with this person again after the work is complete. You’re not looking for someone to maintain your yard, just to make changes that you can’t make on your own.

If you’re happy with the way your yard looks overall but you’re battling problems like creeping weeds and dead grass, you can hire a crew to come a few times a month to keep everything in line.

Decorate

Great lighting, patio furniture, decorations will liven up your backyard. You may find some treasures for a bargain at garage sales and online shops.

If you have kids, you can focus on things like swing sets, basketball hoops, and tree houses. Some of their favorite childhood memories may be made in your back yard.

Don’t let concerns about a lack of design skills keep you from making your backyard into one of the best parts of your home.

(This post is brought to you by Maxx AC & Heating.)

Your home is meant to be a safe haven where you can escape the hazards and discomforts of the outside world. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. Many health hazards can linger inside your house, causing everything from recurring headaches to an increased risk of cancer. Watch out for these subtle threats and take action to make your home as healthy as possible.

Noise pollution

This one is so common in our modern world that it’s often overlooked. Any sound over 70 dB can potentially be defined as noise pollution. If you’re exposed to noises of 80 dB or more for a stretch of at least eight hours at a time, these conditions might be hazardous to your health. According to information from Environmental Pollution Centers, noise pollution can cause hypertension, cardiovascular disease, sleep disturbances, and even hearing loss. Exposure to this type of noise can also hinder physical and psychological development in children.

Take action: Wear earplugs around particularly loud noises. Keep your home quiet and, if possible, choose a house that’s well-removed from heavy traffic. Ironically, even when it’s quiet outside you can create your own noise pollution. Be careful when using earphones and keep the volume down.

Light Pollution

Light pollution is excessive or inappropriate use of artificial light. This can occur both inside and outside your house. Exposure to artificial light at night disrupts your body’s natural rhythms. In addition to robbing you of a good night’s sleep, it might even increase your risk for depression, diabetes, obesity, and breast cancer.

Take action: Keep artificial lights to a minimum in your home, especially at night. If you have bright street lights outside your house, use blackout drapes to block the disruption.

Volatile Organic Compounds

Many seemingly harmless products that you bring into your home off-gas potentially hazardous chemicals known as volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Cleaning products and air fresheners meant to make your home more comfortable can contain VOCs that can cause headaches and nausea. They may also cause eye, nose, and throat irritation and even cancer.

Many new products, such as carpeting, composite wood, upholstery, and vinyl flooring, release VOCs after installation.

Take action: Be mindful of what you bring into your home. Use natural cleaning products and look for low-VOC or no-VOC items.

Unseen Mold

Visible mold is an obvious hazard, but mold growth often goes unseen. Peeling paint or discoloration on the walls and ceiling might indicate hidden mold growth. Mold can cause chronic coughs, rashes, and headaches.

Contact a professional if you can’t reach the problem yourself.  You should eliminate mold as quickly as possible. Use an air purifier to capture airborne spores that might linger even after the initial growth is taken care of.

Take action: Be mindful when cooking, showering, and completing other activities that release moisture. Always turn on an exhaust fan that vents to the outside while performing these tasks.

Taking a mindful approach to your home and the potential hazards there will help you identify and eliminate many subtle dangers. With a careful analysis of your space and a smart, proactive plan, you can make sure your home is the healthy retreat you want it to be.

(A big “thank you” to TruGreen for sponsoring this post!)

Even in a seller’s market, you’ll want to take a strategic approach to make sure your home sells as quickly as possible—and for the best price possible.

There are four key elements you can take into consideration when preparing to sell your home.

Curb Appeal

A good first impression will likely have a major impact on whether potential buyers even bother to take a closer look. Most buyers will form a first impression within seconds(seven, to be precise), and this means that how the front of your house and yard looks is crucially important. Things that might help include painting, putting in a new door, adding lighting, and taking care of your lawn.

Timing is Everything

Next on the list is timing. If at all possible, try to put your house on the market during the peak selling months in the spring and summer. Many buyers like to shop when the weather is nicer. Many parents also try to time a home purchase and move over the summer months so their children can be in a new school district before the next academic year starts.

During the fall and winter months, the housing market tends to slow down as kids return to school and the days grow shorter.

Look at Your Neighborhood

Sometimes things that don’t belong to you can have an impact. Cleaning up common areas around your neighborhood can also make your home look more attractive.

Make a Good First Impression Inside the Front Door

As we all know, kitchens can sell houses. However, when it comes to that quick sale, your hallway can be even more important. This almost relates to curb appeal and those first impressions that visitors get as they enter your home. Your hallway is most likely the first thing they will see, so keeping this spacious, free of clutter and in general good condition should be at the top of your to-do list.

(A big “thank you” to our friends at Piper Classics for sponsoring this blog post!)

Rustic home décor is increasingly popular in the world of interior design. From its organic roots to the old-world charm it brings, welcoming the rustic style into your home is especially fitting in the autumn. Discover what rustic farmhouse elements are trending this fall and the best ways to incorporate them into your home design!

Autumn Accents. Leaves, pumpkins, sunflowers and apples are all monikers that evoke a sense of fall. Welcome these decorative accents into your home this fall. Arrange pumpkins in your entryway or on your porch for a festive, welcoming vibe. Adorn your dining room table or mantle piece with garland featuring fall colored leaves. In the kitchen, a bowl of colorful apples or an arrangement of freshly cut sunflowers make for festive countertop décor.

Fall Florals. Welcome the fall season into your home with a beautiful floral arrangement of autumnal flowers. Eucalyptus leaves are trendy in the world of floral design, as are their succulent counterparts. Choose an arrangement that uses succulents instead of traditional greenery for a contemporary floral centerpiece. To really harvest the autumn season, berry wreaths and sprays make for a beautiful front door display. Anything that features berries, sunflowers, cotton, or astilbe in rich tones will evoke a warm and welcoming vibe.

Harvest Must-Haves. To harvest is to gather crops, so it’s only fitting to work autumnal crops into your home décor. From pumpkins to gourds and apples, find decorative elements that feature these fall motifs. Think decorative accent pieces for your shelves or entertainment center in your family room; tablecloths or window treatments with an apple print; pumpkins in varying shapes, sizes, and colors to adorn your dining room table or entryway. You can also work fall-themed farmhouse essentials, like scarecrows and turkeys, into your décor.  Find the elements of a fall harvest that speak to you and incorporate them into your home design!

For all of your farmhouse décor needs, shop Piper Classics.

(A big “thank you” to our friends at Excel Builders for sponsoring this post!)

Roof repair might seem like a hassle—and an extra expense. Yet, according to roofing specialists at Excel Builders, keeping up with basic maintenance and repairing damage promptly makes a lot of financial sense.

Curb Appeal And Property Value

If there’s any chance, you will want or need, to sell your home in the future keeping your roof in great shape is critical.
• Great curb appeal will help get potential buyers in the door. On the other hand, obviously loose shingles and other damage will likely cause potential buyers to strike your home off their list immediately.
• Return on investment is difficult to predict when making a lot of home improvements, but improving a damaged roof is a safe bet. After all, most new homeowners want to feel like they can move in and enjoy the home without worrying about major repairs.
• Making your home competitive can be as simple as convincing potential buyers that your home poses a low financial risk. As mentioned above, most buyers don’t want to worry about major repairs. And if this will be their first home, or if a down payment has them cash-strapped, presenting your home as technically solid can make a huge difference.
• A solid infrastructure will help ensure the sale will go through once buyers fall in love with your home and put it under contract. Most home sale contracts will require favorable results from a home inspection. If major damage is discovered it’s likely you’ll have to pay for repairs on a tight timeline or the contract will fall through. (And you’ll have to put your home back on the market.)

Reduce Future Maintenance Costs

Even if you have no plans to sell your home, keeping up with roof maintenance is still a smart move. A single lost shingle can eventually lead to a lot of damage. It’s a good idea to call a roofing professional as soon as possible before you have to worry about leaks, sagging ceilings, damaged drywall, mold, and paint damage.
It’s also important to realize that the damage caused by a leaky roof may not be covered by your home insurance policy. Even if you don’t fully understand everything involved in home maintenance, your insurance company is likely to hold you responsible for protecting your house from normal wear.

Preventing Mold Damage

As mentioned above, roof damage can lead to leaking and create the perfect environment for mold growth. This can develop into a major problem putting your family’s health at risk. It can also become an incredibly expensive problem to solve. It may require pulling out walls and ceilings and applying special treatments. All, which is unlikely to be covered by your home insurance policy.

What are your biggest home repair challenges? We’d love to hear from you. Comment below!

Now that the holidays are behind us, and the New Year upon us, it’s time to get refocused on winter maintenance for our homes. Between protecting the exterior of the home from harsher winter weather like snow and ice, to keeping the interior warm regardless of the dropping temperatures outside, certain winter maintenance tasks are essential. This season, I’ve paired up with American Home Shield (AHS), the nation’s largest provider of home warranties, to help make your home warmer and safer this winter. If you remember last year, I showed you how to get your New Year’s Resolutions Home Maintenance Checklist ready. This year, I will show you tips for snow/ice removal, furnace maintenance, fireplace safety and keeping out the cold with your doors and windows.

Keep your Exterior Winter Home Safe with Snow/Ice Removal Tips:

I’m originally from Colorado and I can remember having to get up two hours early in college to help my dad shovel the driveway, walkway, and steps so that we wouldn’t slip and fall. I also remember shoveling the sidewalk outside of our driveway to ensure our neighbors were kept safe as well. While I didn’t love these winter chores, I can now see why it was so essential!

Remember These Points When Shoveling Snow:

Have the proper tools for your shoveling before you get started. Old shovels from years past could be more of a hindrance than good. Broken shovels, old handles, and worn tools can create a dangerous hazard for you as you shovel and can make you exert yourself twice as hard.

Did you wait too long to start shoveling, and now your driveway is iced over? Try these ice-melting agents! From table salt and sugar to fertilizer, these agents can help melt ice and help you get back to shoveling.

Ice Buildup on your Exterior Home can Cause Improper Drainage:

Keeping your home warm can often start with your roof. In the wintertime, the stability of your roof is often one of the most overlooked areas of your home’s exterior. It not only keeps out the cold air and elements but also helps your insulation do its job, to keep in your heat. Ice and snow buildup around your roof shingles and gutters could cause ice dams and lead to future damage.

Watch this video from AHS: How to Prevent Ice Damage:

I love the tips in the video about using vents to ensure good air circulation in your attic! We often think of circulation in the summer months but often forget this is essential in the wintertime as well.

Furnace Maintenance can bring in More Warmth & Lower Energy Bills:

Your furnace is probably the hardest working appliance in your home during the winter months. Ensuring that you keep your electric furnace or gas furnace operating at its optimal capacity can help your family stay warmer and can also keep your energy bills from creeping higher and higher.

If you have noticed your heat isn’t as warm as before, it could mean your furnace isn’t running at its optimal level. Turn on your thermostat to heat and see how long it takes to respond. If you have an older thermostat, consider installing a programmable thermostat. These tips from AHS will help you understand how to adjust your thermostat to the changing seasons.

Hiring a professional HVAC service/repair service is very important as they can perform an overall inspection of your system – not only making sure it’s safe to operate, but also taking care of routine maintenance that can extend the life of your unit. You can also try:

• Inspecting your furnace on your own: Debris buildup on the floor behind your unit, exposed wires and checking the overall unit for wear and tear over the years is important.

Take a look at this AHS Video: Heating Repair & Maintenance: How to Inspect A Furnace:

1. Furnace maintenance: Check your air filter monthly to make sure it is clean and is enabling air to filter through it more efficiently. A clean air filter can keep your home warmer, can cut down on energy costs and can improve your indoor air quality.
2. Checking the seal around your HVAC unit: As shown in the video above, check to see if your ducts, doors, and all seams are sealed and not letting air seep in or out of your furnace.
3. Inspect your ducts throughout your home: In your attic look to see that your ducts are all still wrapped up in their original insulation. If there are any that are pulling away from the inner duct, consider calling an HVAC professional to rewrap the ducts.

How to Warm Up your Chilly Home with a Clean Fireplace:

Winter and fall are the coldest times of the year and therefore put your fireplace front and center throughout the season. Your fireplace can be the best part of a chilly evening, or the worst in terms of fire safety. Take a look at these tips for keeping a clean fireplace to keep you and your family safe from harm.

Ensure Your Chimney Is Clean For The Cold Season:

Keeping your fireplace clean from season to season is important for your safety as well as getting the most heat! If you don’t feel comfortable cleaning your own fireplace, consider hiring a chimney sweep or professional chimney cleaning/repair service to assist you. If you prefer to do it yourself, wait three days after the last time you burned wood in it. This ensures there are no embers still burning and you won’t accidentally encounter them.

Follow These Fireplace Cleaning Steps For Fireplace Safety:

AHS Video: How To Clean your Fireplace:

Didn’t you like the tip about sprinkling coffee grounds to prevent puffing? I know the last time we cleaned out our fireplace I felt like I needed a ventilator mask from all of the ash dust! Yeah, I should’ve used this pro tip. J

Keep Your Home Warm By Sealing Up

Drafty Windows And Doors:

There’s nothing worse than sitting in your warm home and feeling a cold draft of air seeping through the windows or doors! Over time, your windows and doors can leak air for numerous reasons.

Whether your caulking is old and needs replacing or weather stripping in the jamb and sill of your doors/windows are failing, there are common areas where air leaks can occur:

• Sill plates
• Door frames
• Window frames
• Chimney flashing
• Outlets and switches
• Recessed lighting
• Attic entrance

On a day that has a little bit of a breeze walk around the exterior and interior of your home and see how the airtightness is holding up around all of the above-mentioned areas. With a caulking gun and a tube of caulk, seal up any cracks and air spaces on the exterior of your home. Also pay close attention to air leaks where plumbing, ducts, and wiring come through the walls or floors.

Window Insulating & Sealing Off Air Leaks Can Help

Take a look at these window insulating ideas from AHS for a warmer home this winter.

If you feel air coming from beneath your doors on the interior of your home, consider installing a door sweep to keep out drafts and use weather stripping along the jamb to create a tight seal when the door closes.

If your home’s windows are over 10 years old, you may want to consider replacing them with energy efficient windows. If you’re on a tight budget and cold air is seeping in around your windows, try an insulation film kit you can get at your local home improvement store.

This winter, you can help keep out drafts and keep your home warmer by using these helpful tips. Check your home’s furnace, chimney, and windows/doors to keep your interiors comfortable from the winter cold. Outside the home, keep your walkways clear with the snow shoveling tips and make sure you monitor your roof to avoid ice dams and damage. This season your winter home is going to be the warmest ever!

With the high demand and low supply of heat energy in the winter, it is necessary to reduce your heating costs in order to save resources. Saving means cutting down many costs that are usually incurred during this time, while adopting various activities that minimize such costs. Below are various ways of saving on winter heating costs in order to save resources. Saving means cutting down many costs that are usually incurred during this time, while adopting various activities that minimize such costs. Below are various ways of saving on winter heating costs.

6 Clever Ways to Save on Winter Heating Costs

1. Save your Winter Heating Costs: Eliminate Energy Waste

Saving winter heating bills can be easier than you think with activities such as switching off lamps in unoccupied rooms, unplugging any free refrigerator that is not highly required etc. By doing this, one will have acquired relatively convenient ways reducing any extra injections into your monthly electric bills. Switching off kitchen and bath ventilating supporters after they’ve done their job can as well blow out a house-full of warmed air if accidentally kept on. Keep fireplace damper sealed unless flames are burning to avoid up to 8% of your furnace-heated air from increasing in the chimney.

2. Water Conservation: Take Shorter Showers

This can be achieved simply by minimizing that lingering time hence saving huge amounts of gallons of warm water monthly for the family. Showers take into account 2/3 of your normal water heating costs. Water conservation is extremely important and can help in your heating costs. Reducing your showers in two will certainly reduce the water heating costs by about 33%.

3. Energy Efficient Homes should use Appliances Proficiently

You can decide to use home appliances fully only when working with your clothes and dishwashers. Use the cool water setting on your clothes washer when you’re able to. Using cool water minimizes your washer’s energy use by an average of 75%. To achieve this, make sure to clean your clothes dryer’s lint capture after every use. Utilize any automated drying mechanism available at the near environment on your clothes dryer if you have one.

4. Energy Savings: Put Personal Computers in Energy Efficient Mode

Most personal home computers come with the energy management features switched off. On personal computers that operate on Windows, begin using any energy management application installed which means that your computer would go to sleep it is idle for some minutes.

People who use Macintosh personal computers should check on their Control Sections named “Energy Saver” and adjust them accordingly. If you are done making use of your computer, shut it down. Do not leave it in sleep mode as it still consumes energy. With computers being energy inefficient, these techniques help in minimizing winter heating costs.

5. Winter Heating Costs Tip: Invest in Good Insulation

A lot of money is usually wasted in through various energy costs every year due to the loss of high temperatures and cool air in homes without proper insulation. Install inexpensive insulation from your neighborhood do-it-yourself stores and install where air escapes in your home. This is an ideal way to help in minimizing heating costs. It is important for people to focus on foam weather stripping for your doors and windows; it’s cheap and is incredibly easy to use. Cut your winter home heating bills with these energy savings tips from Popular Mechanics.

6. Energy Savings Tips: Modify your Thermostat at Night

Corresponding to various research on energy, you save about 10 % per season on your warming charges by turning your thermostat down 10 to 15 degrees Celsius in every 8 hours. You can as well consider buying flannel bed linens and warm bed comforters for your foundation and maintaining your apartment much cooler when you sleep.

The above are some of the various ways that one can adopt in order to save on winter heating costs. They are cheap methods that can be used by every person to ensure that no excess amounts of money are wasted on heating costs during the winter.

For more home energy savings tips on Stagetecture, click here.

How to Make a Classic Holiday Egg Nog Recipe 

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Egg Nog Recipe Ingredients:

4 cups of Milk
2 1/2 teaspoon of Vanilla Extract
5 Whole Cloves
1 teaspoon of Ground Cinnamon
12 Egg Yolks
1 1/2 cups of Sugar
4 cups of Light Cream
2 1/2 cups of Light Rum
1/2 teaspoon of Ground Nutmeg

Homemade Eggnog Recipe Directions:

1. Heat the milk, cloves and 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract in a saucepan over a low heat for approximately 5 minutes. After the time has passed remove the saucepan from the heat.
2. Take a large bowl, and whisk the egg yolks and sugar until the combination becomes fluffy. Then begin to whisk the hot milk mixture slowly with the mixture of fluffy eggs.  After the two mixtures have been combined, pour them into the saucepan. Cook them over a medium heat, being sure to constantly stir it for 3 minutes or until it becomes thick.
3. After mixture has become thick, strain it to pull out all of the cloves.  Then let it cool for about an hour.  Then stir in the rum, cream, 2 teaspoons of vanilla, and nutmeg.
4. Refrigerate the mixture over night before serving and then ENJOY!!!!

Looking for more holiday drinks?

Take a look at our 26 holiday cocktails – perfect from Thanksgiving through New years!

For more delicious drink recipes on Stagetecture, visit our drinks archives.

Thanksgiving DIY: How to Make Beautiful Burlap Placemats

Image via: Etsy – The Sew Savvy – Thanksgiving DIY Burlap Placemats

 Image via Etsy – Sassafrass Home – Burlap Decor Thanksgiving DIY

Thanksgiving DIY Burlap Placemats Supplies:

Burlap fabric

Ruler

Pin

Scissors

Letter Stencil

Acrylic paint and foam brush

Thanksgiving DIY Burlap Wreath Inspiration:

Image via: Etsy – Creative Places – Burlap Placemats

Burlap Placemat Directions:

1. Cut one 15″ tall x 21″ long rectangle or use an existing placemat as your guide (you can use pins to mark the edges). To achieve a straight cut, you can proceed like this: make a small snip at one end of your burlap, where you placed a pin, find a loose, vertical burlap thread and pull it out all the way. The fabric will create wrinkles, but that is fine. As soon as all the thread is pulled out, straighten out the burlap. Now you should be able to see a nice, fine straight line where the thread used to be. This line will be your cutting guide. Repeat the same steps for the other three sides of your placemat, and you will have created a perfect burlap rectangle.
2. If you want to create a fringe, remove a few threads on every side until the placemats have the look you want. If you want to make the placemats more lasting, you can stitch a seam around the borders before creating the fringe. Use the scissors to correct any loose threats.
3. You can iron at this point the placemats smooth.
4. Place your stencil over the placemat and paint the shapes with acrylic paint (you could use fabric paint so it may not fade if washed), using the foam brush. Remove the stencil carefully and let the paint dry completely. Once dried, your placemats are ready to decorate your festive table!
5. Alternatively, you can paint a pattern or phrase with paint freehandedly or even with a sharpie pen, if you have the skills!

Image via: Etsy – The Sew Savvy – Thanksgiving DIY Burlap Placemats

Looking for creative Thanksgiving DIY ideas? 

We love these ideas from around the design community:

Country Living gives you creative Thanksgiving craft ideas.

WooHoo Home has 28 awesome DIY Thanksgiving decor ideas to try out.

Image via: Etsy – This Joyful Home Etc – Thanksgiving Craft Ideas

Looking for more Thanksgiving Decorating Ideas?

Take a look at our 25 Thanksgiving Centerpiece Ideas!

This easy Thanksgiving DIY is perfect for making your festive dinner standing out. If you make them individual for each guest, it would make a wonderful gift for them to take back home. Once you have the hang of this technique, think about other ways to make use of it, like making a burlap banner with letters, burlap table runners, burlap gift bags or burlap pillows, the possibilities are endless.

For more DIY Thanksgiving decor ideas on Stagetecture, click here.

Thanksgiving Entertaining and Dinner with Burlap and Succulents Shop

Thanksgiving Entertaining: Fall Leaves Rustic Throw Pillows

Bring autumn to your home with falling leaves and rustic earth tones of browns, greens and purples. These throw pillows are customizable with your favorite sentiment, initials, or quote. Mix and match the coordinating colors on the back with other throw pillows for a layered appeal to your fall interiors. Shop the throw pillows here.

Fall Branches Rustic Throw Pillows

Bring autumn to your home with falling branches and rustic earth tones of browns, greens, and purples. These throw pillows are customizable with your favorite sentiment, initials, or quote. Mix and match the coordinating colors on the back with other throw pillows for a layered appeal to your fall interiors. Shop the fall throw pillows here.

Fall Wheat Rustic Throw Pillows

Bring autumn to your home with fall wheat, flowers, and rustic grasses. With soft browns, pinks, greens, and purples, these natural elements will look gorgeous in your home. These throw pillows are customizable with your favorite sentiment, initials, or quote. Mix and match the coordinating colors on the back with other throw pillows for a layered appeal to your fall interiors. Shop the rustic fall throw pillows here.

Ready for Thanksgiving Entertaining? Take a look at our dinner party ideas:

Dinner party ideas never go out of style, do they? Happy Fall Stagetecture readers. It’s already autumn and your home will be filled with family and friends gathered around the dinner table! As the cooler weather sets in, it’s time to turn to rich tones of greens, browns, and rustic reds. Stagetecture’s online home decor shop is introducing their fall line of dinner party ideas for your festive entertaining. From creative aprons that you can personalize to dinnerware that can mix and match at your dinner party, Burlap and Succulents have everything you need to transform your fall dining room into a cozy entertaining spot.

Rustic Decor Dinner Party Ideas: Burlap and Succulents Shop

Whether it’s Thanksgiving or a fall brunch who doesn’t love festive dinnerware? I created two lines of fall-inspired rustic decor lines to enjoy.

Our Burlap and Succulents store has a Rustic Fall Entertaining section we know you’ll enjoy.

Fall Wheat Rustic Kitchen Decor

This fall decorative collection is perfect for the inspired cook and entertainer. From aprons and recipe binders to dinnerware and napkins. Take a look at our beautiful line of fall wheat colors in pinks, purples, and green dinner and cooking accessories. You can ever personalize them with your family monogram or give them to the host(ess) to show your gratitude for inviting you to their home.

Rustic Wreath Dinnerware Collection

The Rustic Wreath Dinner collection can be used at your formal or casual dinner party and comes in a variety of mix and match styles. From wine totes to give the gracious host your best bottle of champagne, or to our rustic decor fall trivets to rest your hot casserole dishes, we have everything you need at Burlap and Succulents shop.

Fall Decorating with Burlap and Succulents

If you’re thinking about your Thanksgiving table or you’re planning a delicious apple dessert party, the fall lines at Burlap and Succulents shop is your answer.