williamsburg decor

Though many visit for colonial homes and landmarks, the Christmas wreaths of Williamsburg hold a special history–and beauty–of their own.

The August 1962 Family Circle magazine offered 18th c. decor to inspire 20th c. homes. Restored homes in Colonial Williamsburg showcased Revolutionary era decorating. "The interiors of the four houses are shown here for the first time in a national publication." The first house photographed was not open to the public but was rented privately and furnished with antiques and reproductions. Scenic wallpaper like in the room above was very popular in mid-century homes. In the back of the…

Ever since we bought this house, I knew I wanted to build a Williamsburg fruit fan display for it during the holidays. It has the perfect niche above the doorway for one! Mike was on board and started the project by measuring the triangle. He purchased and cut plywood to size and spray painted it

Williamsburg's Premier Florist and High End Store Specializing in Gifts and Accessories for the Home and Garden.

Rusty orange leaves dotted grey-brown branches. Fruit-laden wreathes enlivened painted wooden doors and paned glass windows. Townspeople strolled the brick sidewalks in woolen cloaks to keep out the raw December chill. Last weekend, my companion and I travelled a couple of hours south to see Colonial Williamsburg in all its Christmas splendor. In Colonial Williamsburg,

Tag along to Colonial Williamsburg for a behind the scenes visit with first ever Designer in Residence Anthony Baratta at his historic home.

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Christmas Decorations From Williamsburgby Susan Hight Rountree

Join us for a behind the scenes visit with WILLIAMSBURG Designer in Residence Heather Chadduck Hillegas at the historic Nelson Galt house.