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The long dining room table features tapers in candleholders of
varying heights. “We did a tablescape with glass ball ornaments
that resemble the light fixture above the table,” holiday stylist Diana
Andriotis says.
Fir trees, reindeer and pinecone swags adorn the mantel in the
dining room. “We decorate with a lot of woodland creatures
to reflect our last name,” Kristin Fox says. Andriotis adds, “We
layered the pinecone garlands. We love to layer and mix elements
because it adds a lot of texture. We used a glittered mesh ribbon to
complement the glitter pinecones.”
was a departure from what she’d used during previous
seasons. “We wanted to introduce some new colors
because the style and feel of this home are different
than our previous home.” Without a completed home
to work in, Andriotis had to imagine what the rooms
would look like. “We showed Diana the wallpaper and
fabrics we were going to be working with,” Fox says,
“and she did a beautiful job coordinating the holiday
décor with what we had picked out.” In the entry,
Andriotis trimmed the stair rail with frosted wispy
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