News And Updates: Inside Stylist Brady Tolbert’s Festive Holiday Home

Thursday 22 March 2018

Inside Stylist Brady Tolbert’s Festive Holiday Home

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Simplify the Color Palette

“There is nothing much more ‘holiday’ compared to the conventional red-and-green palette, however that I really like to keep my color scheme more neutral and neutral. Mixing greens, creams, browns, and green tones with a couple picture hits of black and white help it to feel fresh while still being fun visually.”

2. Add Some Sparkle

“No holiday décor is complete without a small bit of twinkle. Mixing a couple of different colors and colors of bulbs gives additional depth to this décor. I love using the yellow-hued bulbs for my tree and then blending in mini-LED twinkle lights throughout the rest of the décor. Not only does this add an extra layer of feel, but when the sun is down and you turn on the lights, it supplies such a magical and soft glow.”

3. Keep It Natural

“Growing up in Utah supposed that the very first weekend following Thanksgiving, the entire family would get together with all of our cousins and venture in the hills to chop down a new tree together. Twenty years later and living in sunny Los Angeles, I do not really have the same option–but I still always try to incorporate some natural elements into my holiday décor. This year I used a new tree and DIY’ed some true garland wreaths for each of my windows, however even if you prefer the larger elements to become artificial, try to include something real to the décor, if that be a few pine sprigs in a vase, a few tree boughs about the ring, or even a new wreath on the door. Mixing both artificial and real elements to the décor will help it feel much more authentic and joyous.”

4. Maintain a Fashionable Bar Cart

“No holiday party or get-together is complete without a little area to pour yourself a drink. Having it all set out in a pub area in joyous decanters and shakers enables you to enjoy the party instead of needing to refresh everybody’s drinks throughout the evening.”