J.S.O Designs

Loading our dinning room today. 🤎 These two might be in my top 3 trees I’ve ever decorated. I used dried hydrangeas & flowers from my garden with woodland animal ornaments. This room felt like a warm hug! I’m going to miss the trees warm glow.

Next up is the entry way room!

Merry Christmas!

I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. The 2025 Chtistmas tour is here, starting with the living room in the evening.

Wishing you a Happy New Year!

The final photo group before Mariah enters the chat! 🌲 🌲 🌲
The pumpkins are solar, so I’ll try and grab a photo once it gets dark enough. Hopefully, there was enough sun out today for them all to light up. I have a couple of photos from when we put them up. 🎃 🎃🎃

I tried one of the viral holiday paintings this year. I picked up a print at the antique mall for 20 bucks and turned it into a Halloween holiday painting. I think every year I will add to the painting. This year was predominantly about the ghosts. It’s hard to get a good photo of it since it has a glass front. I also tried to give a few areas a Thomas Kinkade effect. I’ll work on perfecting that technique next year. lol 👻👻👻 Rip Amy - iykyk 🤣

Halloween dinning! 🎃

Happy Halloween! Part 2 is here!!

It’s finally here. Fall & Halloween has arrived. Hoping to have it all photographed and finished up before the winds & storms come rolling in tonight. Indoor & part 2 tomorrow. Happy Fall Ya’ll! 🧡🎃🎃🎃

I gathered up all the baskets I could find laying around the house, cut all the greenery and dried flowers from my gardens, and hand made the wreath! Harmony Farm market of course for all my pumpkins, mums and corn! 🌽

It’s been a minute but I’m here! 🙋🏻‍♀️ Looks like fall has arrived as well. I just started so I’ll keep the progress pics coming. 🙂

You know I am here for it. My love of all things dark will never fade. 🖤🖤🖤
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The deep navy blue of this entryway works wonderfully when paired with the black and white checkerboard floor tiles 💙

Image credit: Photos by Caroline Sharpnack / Styling by Frances Bailey / Architecture by Brooks & Falotico