Showing posts with label vintage shiny brites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage shiny brites. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Best of 2025 {Most Viewed Posts}

 Though I didn’t blog as regularly in 2025, I always love taking a moment to look back at the posts that resonated most with you. Revisiting these favorites feels like flipping through a well-loved scrapbook—full of moments you were especially drawn to and stories that sparked connection.

As you might guess, the most-viewed posts of the year centered around the unforgettable snowfall in New Orleans last January. It was truly an extraordinary and exciting time for New Orleanians, and sharing that rare winter magic clearly struck a chord. From there, posts highlighting my love of seasonal decorating and glimpses of my travels rounded out the list—topics that continue to bring me joy and, thankfully, seem to interest you as well.

Below is a look at the most-viewed posts of 2025. As always, thank you for following along, for reading, and for being part of this little corner of my world. I look forward to sharing more with you in 2026 and hope to see even more of you in the year ahead. Cheers!

#10: December at Acorn Cottage: Living Room



#9: December at Acorn Cottage: Facade {Nighttime}



#8: December at Acorn Cottage: A Love Letter to Shiny Brites





#7: November at Acorn Cottage: Fall Doorhanger



#6: October at Acorn Cottage: Spooky Mummies



#5: Dinner at Little Bird {Fairhope, AL}



#4: Acorn Cottage {J's Bath Redo}



#3: Classroom Theme {Think Like a Scientist}



#2: SNOLA {at Night}



#1: SNOLA 01.21.25



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Happy New Year, y'all!

Monday, December 1, 2025

December at Acorn Cottage: Acorn Cottage Facade {Nighttime}

 It’s hard to believe that it’s already December 1, and the Acorn Cottage is officially dressed for the Christmas season. This year’s décor may be my favorite yet. Red ribbons and glossy red balls are tucked throughout the yard, bringing such a cheerful pop of color to every corner.



The newest addition is the large red bow hanging over the porch doorway. It’s truly a statement piece—bold, bright, and beautifully festive. It pairs perfectly with another new favorite: the red ornament wreath handmade by local artist Claire Heap of @vintageshinybrite. Claire’s talent shines through every detail, and I’m so glad I discovered her work through Southern Antiques.





As night falls, the decorations sparkle beneath the white lights, transforming the cottage into a cozy, glowing retreat. The live cedar garlands from Mitch’s Flowers drape softly along the fence and around the door, adding that fresh, woodsy charm that only real greenery can bring.






What a warm and welcoming way to begin the season!

Christmas at the Acorn Cottage, y'all!

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