"We're going for a bit of Diva to create a lounge space with electricity—almost as if your girlfriends were the Sex and the City crowd and were throwing a really swank Christmas party."
The house’s original features, like its six-foot-tall, hand-carved wood mantel fireplace and the main floor’s towering 14-foot ceiling rooms complete with large arching windows, are setting the tone for this “glittering rendition of Christmas, with a very French feel, driven by floral, greenery, and all things sparkly,” explains Morris.
"We try to take the intimidation factor out for people, showing you can make a house look pretty fabulous and cohesive for just about any budget," explains Stevenson.
"That’s the experience we want to create—to draw people in to rediscovering that creative home-style feel; hand-crafted with love,” explains Stiles.
"The idea is to impart that ‘oh-I-don’t-ever-want-to-leave-this-place’ sentiment, while giving people a different outlook on how to make that happen—to learn how to put a twist on the traditional."
"Using ideas from around the world, my hope is to show people you can make things fun and festive without shouting traditional Christmas."
