I love decorating my table, no matter whether I am hosting a large gathering, or keeping it small and intimate.  All it takes it some subtle touches to make it look warm and inviting.  With this in mind I played around with different ideas for Rosh Hashanah and I am so excited to share them with you!

In this post I will share some ‘go to’ resources you can use to make this Passover easier for you, whether you decide to have a virtual Seder or a small intimate gathering.

No doubt, Passover 2020 is one for the books!  While it is a unique year, we may not be gathering with family and friends as we had hoped, we can still send a gift to our loved ones to let them know we are thinking of them.

There are so many amazing hamantaschen photos on Instagram (that have our mouths salavating), that we just had to look up the recipes and share some of our favorites. 

If your family celebrates both Hanukkah and Christmas (or Chrismukkah!), you may struggle with how to blend decorations and create a cohesive look. 

In order to share multiple looks, we decided to partner with four fabulous influencers.  We have been following each of them for some time, and they all have their own creative sense of style.  

As you may have seen on our Instagram and Facebook pages, we recently asked for two homes to decorate for the holidays.  Our goal was to share how Hanukkah decorations can be mixed in with the homeowners’ existing décor

One of my favorite spaces in the home to decorate for Hanukkah is a fireplace mantel. There is something about the warmth of the fireplace around the holidays that is so warm and comforting!