Miss Cayce's Christmas

Simple decorating begins at your home! Bust out those boxes of Halloween and Fall decor. Next, think about the areas in your home that you want to decorate. Is it your kitchen? Dining Room for a party? Your Front Door? I typically think of 3 focal areas, decide on a theme and color story, and then pick the decor I have that fits the look. 

Miss Cayce’s is made into a new Christmas Wonderland every year, and people always ask co-owners and sisters, Becky and Kathy, how they do it. Some people like to think it’s all just Christmas Magic.

This How To is all about one of my favorite ways to decorate, transitional decorating. Decorating made easy because you get to use the same decorations for more than one season. 

Welcome your guests by creating a beautiful grand entryway. What says "Come on in" better than this home's 12 foot Christmas Tree and over sized Nutcracker?

Are you dreaming of a White Christmas? This Elegant White, Gold and Silver Christmas Home tour is just the inspiration.

I would describe my house, especially during Christmas, as Bright and Fun, and in this blog I want to take you on my Merry and Bright Holiday Home Tour.  

"The children were nestled all snug in their beds; while visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads" (Clement Moore). This peppermint paradise in the kitchen will bring to life all of your sugary Christmas dreams.

Comfortable, warm and cozy are terms that describe my home, especially when it is decorated for the holidays. In this blog, I want to give you a little tour of my home decorate for the Christmas holiday.

Some homes have decor that call for an untraditional Christmas. Red and Green Christmas is a classic, but it is not the end all be all. There are endless options/themes for Christmas decor to decorate for the season.

Gorgeous Christmas trees do not just happen, they take planning, the right ingredients and our tried and true step by step instructions that anyone can follow. 

Each home has a personality reflected in its furnishings, and holiday decorations should compliment the room.

Front doors and porches are often the first impression guests have of our home, so it is a perfect opportunity to decorate.