Looking for something just a little different for Christmas decorations? Take a little inspiration from interior designer Chad Falkenberg who has just finished “decking the halls” of a number of Vancouver shops and restaurants for the season. A wreath made from 100 beer cans, an upside down Christmas tree made from ribbon wrapped kraft paper boxes and a twinkle arch made of live plum trees. Don’t tell my husband about that wreath or we’ll be working through a couple of cartons of beer to get one made before the big day! And I don’t even like beer. You can see more on Chad’s blog.
Chelseac says:
I love the lit branches…and the hanging presents…love this inspiration. co
Kath Wright says:
I think I like the idea of the hanging presents more than I like the actual finished results.
Beer wreaths are also a good idea, but in my experience very few good beers come in cans.
~Kath
homestilo says:
Oh that wreath is too funny…and kind of cool looking to0!
sue says:
So cool! The reuse of objects is very appropriate and quite stunning.
I might try the lit branches by just gathering some from the woods and tying together over my balcony. What a great idea and so simple!
The packages are also very different and the boxes can be reused.
Anna - Canoe Design says:
I love the lights and the presents…so creative and so cool.
Love the concept and the execution.
Charmaine says:
I'll have to look into the shop with the twinkle arch the next time I walk by. It's just around the corner.
Charmaine says:
Wait a sec…. they're all around the corner. I recognise them all.
George Zeed says:
Merry Christmas to you too! 🙂
George Z.
TheAL says:
The hanging presents are beautiful. It would be fantastic to recreate a smaller version of it at home.