We have saved all Christmas ornaments since our boys were small & they want the same ones every year in the Christmas tree. At least to keep the colours in red & green with some gold accents.
Surely, one can claim that traditions from childhood has a tremendous influence on us.
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Take care / Marie
Ginger bread baking, a strong tradition in Sweden – no Christmas without gingerbread, believe me.
It’s the preparations, it’s the smells, it’s moments with mulled & gingerbread, it’s the atmosphere – the whole feeling. And gingerbread houses, decorations & the family getting together in the evenings with the winter darkness outside.
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Take care / Marie
Hallways as well as stairs has always been something close to my heart. It’s such a crucial part of a home – the entrance to the castle.
The moment you step in, you get the immediate feeling for the atmosphere, the vibe in the home. It speaks personality – and a welcoming greeting that is an important part of the experience.
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I know that it might sound a bit strange but I love hallways – it’s something that is not very common in Australia, comparing to Sweden – mainly due to the weather.
This is a small entrance hall with the idea of a wall mounted coat rack, in an old fashioned style. I like this type of coat hangers & they are usually very wobbly. To attach them to the wall is a good idea.
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Take care / Marie
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