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  A Guide To Creating Seasonal Displays

  posted on 12 Sep in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  Creating themed displays for different seasons can breathe new life into any space, whether it’s a storefront, business entrance, office space, or event venue. Seasonal displays are a fantastic way to reflect the time of year, evoke emotions, and inspire your customers, and encourage seasonal decorating within the home which all helps to bump up those all important sales.

  With a little creativity, you can design displays that celebrate the essence of each season while staying true to your personal or brand aesthetic.

  Don’t forget! A stand-out display can help create excitement and bring footfall to your business. Through word-of-mouth, and photos being shared on social media, your customers will be encouraged to take time out of their day to visit your business for a more memorable experience.

  Spectacular seasonal displays can also always be a fun opportunity for a photoshoot with friends and little ones. This all adds value to your business and encourages growth and brand recognition. Be the talk of the town!

   Here’s how to master seasonal decorating and create stunning themed displays all year-round.

  1.Understand the Essence of Each Season
  Before diving into the design process, it’s essential to connect with what each season represents. Each time of year has its own visual and emotional characteristics, often tied to weather, colours, festivities, and traditions. Here are some key themes to consider when figuring out what each season commonly represents:

  • Spring: Renewal, growth, nature, pastel colours, florals, Easter, and bunnies.
  • Summer: Warmth, sunshine, holiday vibes, bright colours, beach and tropical themes, outdoor activities.
  • Autumn: Harvest, cosy atmospheres, warm tones such as orange, red, and yellow, pumpkins, Halloween, chilly weather, home comforts.
  • Winter: Festivity, frosty weather, sparkling lights, snowflakes, traditional green & red hues, and holiday celebrations like Christmas and New Year’s Eve.

  By identifying the unique feel of each season, you’ll be able to craft displays that truly resonate with your target market.

  2. Start with a Colour Palette
  Every season brings its own distinctive colour schemes. Selecting the right palette sets the foundation for your themed display and helps create the right atmosphere.

  • Spring: Think light pastels—baby pinks, soft lavenders, baby blues, mint greens, and soft yellows.
  • Summer: Bold and vibrant colours like turquoise, sunny yellows, coral, and fuchsia bring the heat.
  • Autumn: Earthy hues such as burnt orange, deep reds, browns, and golden yellows evoke the warmth and richness of autumn.
  • Winter: Cool blues, whites, silvers, and metallics create a frosty feel, while jewel tones like deep green, deep red, and gold can add holiday nostalgia & glamour.Create mood boards with your chosen colours to help envision your displays and product selection

  3. Incorporate Seasonal Elements
  Once your colour palette is set, focus on incorporating elements that naturally evoke each season. These can include textures, materials, and specific objects that remind people of the time of year.

  • Spring: Florals and greenery are a must. Consider flower arrangements, potted plants, and botanical prints. Soft fabrics like linen, lace, and cotton are perfect for textiles.
  • Summer: Bring in beach-inspired accents like ceramic seaside themed ornaments, floral patterned candles, faux flowers such as sunflowers or tropical plants (like palms), and summery patterns like stripes or nautical motifs. Consider light, breezy fabrics.
  • Autumn: Use natural materials such as wood, velvet, wool, and dried foliage. Pumpkins, woodland, and harvest-related items create a cosy Autumnal atmosphere.
  • Winter: Think layers and textures—wool, velvet, faux fur, and knitted home accessories such as blankets help create a warm and inviting winter space.. Nativity scenes, Santa’s, snowflakes, Angels and festive ornaments are also great additions to a winter display.

  4. Play With Lighting

  Lighting can completely transform a display. For example, soft ambient lighting can make a winter display feel warm and inviting, while bright, vibrant lighting can bring out the fun and carefree nature of summer.

  • Spring: Use natural lighting wherever possible. Soft, diffused lighting can enhance the fresh, airy feeling of the season.
  • Summer: Bright lighting works well, especially to emulate sunlight. Consider playful fairy lights or lanterns for a casual, outdoor-inspired vibe.
  • Autumn: Incorporate warm, golden tones with string lights, candles, or vintage-style bulbs. Dim and flickering light adds to the cosy feeling of Autumn.
  • Winter: Embrace twinkle lights, candles, and lanterns to create that magical, festive feel. If your display focuses on a Christmas theme, coloured lights or sparkling LED decorations can make it stand out and add that magical touch - Make sure that you display these somewhere where the LED elements stand out - window displays will look fantastic in the evenings, ensure batteries are changed regularly to keep the lighting elements looking vibrant at all times.

  5. Rotate Key Pieces
  You don’t need to revamp your entire space or store for each season. Instead, focus on a few key items that you can rotate out as the year progresses. For example:

  • Signage and Posters: Update artwork or signage to reflect the current season’s colours, messages, or imagery.
  • Textiles: Swap out throw pillows, blankets, and tablecloths to introduce seasonal patterns and colours.
  • Accessories: Vases, picture frames, or small sculptures can be easily changed to match your desired seasonal styling.
  • Centrepieces: A central display piece like a wreath or statement lanterns can be changed out depending on the season.

  By rotating these elements, you maintain continuity in your space whilst renewing visual interest for your customers and remaining seasonally relevant

  6. Follow Seasonal Events
  Each season typically brings with it a range of special occasions, and these are opportunities to further customize your display. Integrating holiday-specific decor, while keeping your overall theme intact, can enhance the seasonal experience. For example:

  • Spring: Add Easter eggs, rabbits, or bright pastels to your spring display during the Easter period.
  • Summer: Incorporate décor that builds excitement for popular sporting events that take place during the summer, such as Wimbledon & football tournaments.
  • Autumn: Carved pumpkins or spooky elements are perfect for Halloween; these can then be replaced by colourful firework themed displays to honour bonfire night.
  • Winter: Christmas trees & decor, or New Year's Eve countdown clocks can add a festive touch to winter displays.

  7. Experiment with Scale and Layers
  To make your seasonal displays visually interesting, experiment with scale and layering. Use a variety of sizes when choosing decor pieces. Oversized wreaths, tall vases, or a large centrepiece can create an anchor for your display, while smaller accents like candles, ornaments, or potted plants add depth and detail. Layering textures—such as draping a cozy throw over a chair or adding multiple tiers of lighting—also creates a more dynamic and engaging look.

  8. Get your customers involved!

  If you’re designing a seasonal display for a store, try incorporating interactive elements that invite customers to engage. This could include:

  • A photo booth section with seasonal props that are for sale in-store.
  • A DIY station where people can create their own wreaths or ornaments, with items that can be purchased in your store.
  • Displaying products in a way that encourages customers to touch and explore, such as an Autumn-inspired table setting they can browse.

  Interactive displays make a lasting impression and encourage people to spend more time in your space.

  Host regular in-store events or workshops. This is a valuable way to get to know your customer base and really understand what they are looking for. Events and workshops also help spread the word about your business and build brand strength, as well as adding value to your local community!

  For more inspiration, check out our huge range of various seasonal collections starting with Spring/Summer & Easter, all the way through to Autumn, Halloween & Christmas …  we have something for every season and all of the occasions in between!

  www.heavensends.com

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  Essential Décor Items: An Autumn Guide

  posted on 24 Jul in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  As the crisp air of autumn rolls in, consumers are eager to transition their homes from the bright hues of summer to warm, cosy Autumnal tones. This season provides a prime opportunity for retailers to showcase a curated selection of decor items that capture the warming essence of autumnal decor. Here’s a comprehensive guide to essential autumn decor items that should be on your shelves to attract seasonal shoppers.

  1. Warm and Cosy Textiles
  
  Stock up on plush throws and blankets in rich autumnal colours like burnt orange, deep & light browns, and mustard yellow. Chunky knits, Teddy fabrics, and faux fur are popular choices that customers will gravitate towards for adding warmth and comfort to their homes.
  

  2. Rustic and Natural Elements
  
  Autumn wreaths and garlands made of dried leaves, berries, and pinecones can instantly transform a space. These items appeal to customers looking to bring a touch of the outdoors inside. Highlight pieces that include seasonal favourites like acorns, pumpkins, and gourds.

  
  Encourage shoppers to dress their tables with rustic centrepieces. Wooden trays filled with candles, small pumpkins, and seasonal foliage create a welcoming ambiance. Stocking these items in varying sizes and styles will cater to diverse tastes, home decor styles and budgets.
  

  3. Lighting and Ambiance
  
  Candles and fragranced décor such as reed diffusers that emit autumn aroma’s like apple cinnamon, pumpkin spice, and vanilla bean are perennial favourites.

  

  Warm white string lights are versatile decor items that can be used both indoors and outdoors. They add a magical touch to any setting, whether draped over a mantel, wrapped around a staircase, or strung along a porch. Charming decorative lanterns are also a customer favourite to create a cosy, inviting atmosphere.

  4. Seasonal Decorative Accents
  

  Artificial pumpkins and gourds in various sizes and colours are a MUST-HAVE for autumn decor. They’re perfect for creating seasonal displays that last from the start of Autumn through to the Christmas transition. Consider offering sets for easy purchasing decisions.

  

  Seasonal wall art and signs with quirky autumnal themed phrases adds a personal touch to any home. Look for items that feature autumn motifs and warm colour palettes to complement the season’s aesthetic.

   

  5. Stylish Yet Functional
  
  Seasonal kitchenware such as potholders, dishes and jugs with autumnal motifs and designs can add some seasonal spirit to everyday tasks.. Display these items prominently to attract customers looking to add a touch of Autumn warmth to their kitchen.
  

   

   

  Marketing Tips for Retailers

  Create Inspiring Displays: Use your store’s windows and entryways to showcase autumn decor in a way that inspires customers. Vignettes that tell a story or evoke a particular mood can entice shoppers to purchase multiple items.

  Bundle Products: Offer bundled packages of complementary decor items. For example, a cosy kit including a throw, a candle, and a pillow can be an attractive gift option, and helps your customer make an easier buying decision.

  Host Workshops: Engage your customers with in-store or virtual workshops on creating autumn-themed decor, such as wreath-making or table setting. This not only drives sales but also builds a sense of community, and helps build brand recognition, trust + loyalty amongst your customers.

  Leverage Social Media: Share decorating tips, DIY projects, and customer photos on your social media platforms. Highlight how your products can be used to create beautiful autumn decor.

  As retailers, your goal is to provide products that help customers embrace the season and create a warm, inviting home. By stocking essential autumn decor items and offering inspiration, you’ll not only meet customer needs but also drive sales and foster loyalty during this vibrant season.

  Looking for more inspiration for the coming cosy season? Check out the Heaven Sends Website and view our Full Autumn Range with all of the above and more to browse through!

   

   

   

   

   

• Trending themes in the seasonal decoration industry

  posted on 10 Jul in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  The seasonal decor industry is an ever-evolving landscape, shaped by cultural shifts, technological advancements, and consumer preferences. As we move through the year, various seasonal themes emerge, setting the stage for retailers to captivate their customers through the seasons. Here's a look at some of the most exciting and influential trends in the seasonal decor industry for 2024.

  NATURAL ELEMENTS:
  Bringing a touch of outdoors inside, this will help to enhance a sense of warmth and cosiness to your space, as well as fostering a connection to the natural world and promoting tranquillity and well-being.

  Some key elements to remember when approaching a natural themed look:

  Botanical Elements: These include the use of Greenery, floral arrangements, and nature-inspired motifs on fabrics and wall décor.
  Earthy Tones: Using Colours such as moss green, terracotta, and sandy beige create a calming, nature-inspired palette.
  Natural Textures: Woven baskets, wooden accents, and stoneware are a great starting point for products that will add natural styling to your collection.

     

   

  MINIMALIST AND MODERN DECOR:

  A trend where people prefer a more elegant and simple aesthetic, minimalist and modern seasonal decorations are a popular choice - Minimalist elegance is perfect for those who appreciate understated beauty and a clutter-free aesthetic.

  Some key tips to remember when creating a minimalist look:

  Neutral Palettes: Soft whites, greys, and earthy tones dominate, creating a serene and sophisticated atmosphere.
  Simple Lines and Forms: Clean, unadorned designs that emphasize form and function.
  High-Quality Materials: Emphasis on craftsmanship and high-quality materials like marble, wood, and linen.

    

   

  VINTAGE AND RETRO REVIVAL:

  Nostalgia plays a significant role in current decoration trends. Vintage and retro themes bring a sense of comfort and familiarity.

  This trend features:

  Retro Colours: Bold, saturated colours from the 70s and 80s, such as mustard yellow, avocado green, and burnt orange.
  Antique Finishes: Decor items with distressed finishes, patina, and retro patterns.
  Classic Holiday Icons: Vintage-style ornaments, tinsel, and traditional holiday figures like nutcrackers and Santa Claus in old-fashioned attire.

    

   

  MAXIMALISM:

  While minimalism has been popular for a while, maximalism is making a popular comeback.

  This trend is all about boldness and abundance:

  Layered Textures and Patterns: Mixing different textures and patterns to create a rich, eclectic look.
  Vibrant Colours: Using a broad colour palette to create visually striking displays.
  Abundant Decor: More is more – think of over-the-top holiday displays with multiple layers of ornaments, garlands, and lights.

   

   

  GLOBAL FUSION:

  This trend blends elements from around the world to create a rich, diverse aesthetic - Global fusion appeals to those who love to travel and incorporate diverse beauty found around the world into their home decor.

  Follow these guides to create the perfect globally inclusive décor theme:

  Ethnic Patterns and Textiles: Use of traditional patterns from around the world
  Global Ornaments: Incorporating handcrafted items from across the globe.
  Fusion of Styles: Mixing modern furniture with traditional decor pieces to create a unique and eclectic look.

  

   

  The 2024 seasonal decor industry is rich with diverse and exciting trends, each reflecting broader societal shifts and consumer preferences, whether it’s the sleek lines of minimalist elegance, or the bold statements of maximalist extravaganza, there is a trend to suit every taste. Embracing these themes can help retailers and decorators create compelling and inspiring environments that resonate with today’s consumers.

   

• How to Choose the Perfect Gift and Homeware For Your Business

  posted on 3 Jul in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  

  As most retailers will be well aware, choosing the perfect gift and homeware products for your retail business can be a challenging task. With an overwhelming amount of products on the market, it can be daunting trying to decide which products will best suit your target demographic and align with your brand. That’s where Heaven Sends can help! In this blog you will find some useful tips and information on how to ensure you can select products that will resonate with your customer base, and most importantly drive sales.

  

  Firstly, it is important to have grasped a detailed understanding of your business before making important decisions and investments on products. Asking questions such as, who are your customers? What are their interests, preferences and buying habits? Conducting market research is the first step to gaining valuable insights that will help you tailor your product selection to ensure you meet your customers’ needs and desires. We find that the customers who tend to have the most success with choosing a product range that drives the most sales, are the ones who have a clear and firm understanding of their target market.

  TRENDS
  When choosing gift and homeware products for your retail business, it is important to make sure you don’t overlook emerging trends and seasonal preferences. With today’s modern-day technology, it has become significantly easier to research trends and get a general idea of what products are currently popular with various audience demographics, through platforms such as Tik Tok, Instagram and Google. Word of mouth will also help you to gain insight into current trends, don’t be afraid to strike up conversations with existing and potential customers to figure out what is the current hype within home interiors and decorating! Products that remain relevant and timely will ensure you attract new customers but also aid in driving repeat business.
  Attend trade shows, read industry publications, and follow influencers and brands on social media to stay informed about emerging trends. Offering the latest products can attract trend-conscious customers and position your store as a go-to destination for fresh and exciting items.

  PRICING
  Another key factor to bear in mind when selecting products is to try and implement a balance between quality and affordability. Whilst some retailers may purposefully be aiming to be a high end, luxury and expensive brand, commonly it is more effective to offer a range of product prices for customers with varying affordability criteria. It is no secret that the current cost of living crisis will be having an impact on consumers, and disposable income may be a lot less available than in previous economic years. Therefore, we advise to try and keep prices competitive and accessible, whilst also offering products that are of high quality for ultimate customer satisfaction. Offering a range of products at various price points means you can appeal to a wider range of customers and ultimately maximize sales potential.

  QUALITY
  Quality is a key consideration for gift and homeware products. Customers are more likely to purchase items that are well-made and durable. Conduct quality checks before launching products to consumers as this will also result in fewer complaints and returns in the long run, whilst also boosting your reputation as a leader in a competitive market, and increasing the likelihood of positive word-of-mouth.

  DON’T FORGET SPECIAL OCCASIONS!
  Gifts and homeware are often tied to specific seasons and special occasions. Stocking seasonal items such as Festive decorations, Spring & summer garden collections, Autumn & Halloween decor, Valentines gifting and so on, can boost your sales during peak purchasing times throughout the year. Additionally, consider products for special occasions like weddings, birthdays, and anniversaries.

  SUPPLIER
  As a leading gift, homeware and seasonal decoration supplier ourselves, we fully understand the importance to source a reliable and trusted supplier. We highly recommend considering factors such as product availability, shipping and delivery times and vendor reliability before committing to spending your money.

  Due to these factors, we understand the importance of product availability, we offer both a pre-order option for customers that want to purchase in advance and not have to hold on to stock for prolonged periods of time, and “in-stock” ranges for the customers that want last minute and quick turnarounds on their products. By finding a supplier that can cater for all scenarios, you eliminate potential stock issues, which cost you time & money.

  CUSTOMER FEEDBACK AND ANALYTICS
  Finally, leverage customer feedback and sales analytics to refine your product selection. Pay attention to what items are selling well and which ones are not. Solicit feedback from your customers about what they like and what they would like to see in the future. This information can guide your purchasing decisions and help you better meet your customers’ needs.

  Remember, the goal is to create a memorable shopping experience that delights your customers and keeps them coming back for more. By selecting products that will resonate with your chosen target market, it will help you stand out and succeed in a competitive market.

• The History and Evolution of Seasonal Decorations: From Ancient Traditions to Modern Trends

  posted on 22 May in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  Here at Heaven Sends, we love to discover the history of where the foundations of our business originally began.

  Seasonal decorations have been a part of human culture for centuries, dating back to ancient civilizations right through to modern times, and have always been a significant part of creating a positive atmosphere and celebrating the changing seasons.

  The use of evergreen began as the first trend of Christmas decorations, consisting of Christmas trees, mistletoe, wreaths and holly, a use of greenery that has continued to retain festive significance to this day.

  
  Did you know, wreaths can be traced back to ancient Egyptian times, where they were created from evergreen plants to symbolize the cycle of life… particularly during the winter solstice. interesting!

  Wreaths can also be dated back to ancient Rome where they were given as rewards for military success, and also celebrated the festival of saturnalia where we saw the introduction of elaborate decorations such as wreaths, garlands and candles.

  The tradition of decorating Christmas trees began in Germany in the 16^th century. The first known Christmas tree up in England was documented in 1800 by “Good Queen Charlotte” in Windsor, which then grew in popularity amongst the upper classes and the trend of decorating a tree continued with candles and small ornaments. From 1840 the trend became a permanent fixture of Christmas tradition when Prince Albert began importing more trees from Germany for the festive period.

  Around the 19^th century we saw the introduction of the popular glass bauble, after centuries of decorating Christmas tree’s with objects such as fruit shaped ornaments, we finally saw the evolution of hand blown and hand crafted glass baubles which still remain a beloved festive tradition.

  
  And we must say… they have evolved pretty nicely!

  The 20^th century brought new innovations in seasonal decorations, with an introduction to electric lights, artificial trees, inflatable decorations and much more. This commercialization of occasions such as Christmas ,lead to a proliferation of seasonal decorations in stores and homes across the world.

  Of course, it is not just Christmas we have to thank for being a season of decorative joy, there are plenty more that have trended and became popular over the centuries!

  Easter decorations began to emerging all the way back to the 13^th century where the decoration of eggs became a common ritual during Easter Celebrations, and by the 18^th century people began creating eggs out of paper mâché, to which they then morphed in to  the infamous chocolate eggs when Cadburys decided to launch the first ever chocolate egg in 1875!

  
  They have evolved in to Eggcellent Easter displays!

  Whilst Halloween decorations date back to 2000 years originating during the Celtic festival of Samhain, Autumnal decorations are much more of a recent trend, with influencers and bloggers showcasing extravagant autumnal displays of wreaths, garlands, candles.

  
  Even gonks can be for autumn!

  Social media influencers have also set trends of DIY projects, seasonal crafts and budget-friendly decorating tips inspiring millions of people to normalise decorating for each and every season.

  Whether it's decking the halls for Christmas, decorating eggs for easter, carving pumpkins for Halloween, seasonal decorations allow us to connect with our past, celebrate our present and look forward to the future. The history and evolution of seasonal decorations remind us of the timeless traditions and universal symbols that bring us all together in joy and celebration all throughout the year, which is why we are proud to be able to offer such a variety of products that can bring so much joy and happiness all year round.

• Revamp Your Office Space: Seasonal Decorations

  posted on 22 May in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  As a leading supplier of seasonal decorations, we want to help inspire you to create a happy and uplifting working environment. Incorporating seasonal decorations into your office spaces can prove to be a highly effective way to increase positivity and boost motivation within the workplace

  Office spaces don’t need to be dull, and any space can easily be transformed in to a warm and inviting atmosphere simply by including decorative items such as garlands, wreaths, trees, atmospheric lighting and vibrant ornaments to bring cheer to your office space!
  Did you know, The SHRM reports that 55% of employees believe their workplace's design reflects how much their employer values them? So by decorating your workspace this can act as a catalyst for promoting employee satisfaction and an enjoyable working environment.

  Decorating your work place can additionally have a positive impact on your brand image, by creating a memorable impression for your customers + visitors, you can convey strong attention to detail as well as trust + commitment to your brand. Paying attention to aesthetics can leave a lasting impression on customers and strengthen the image they retain of your brand.

  Practical Tips When Decorating Office Space:

  • Choose colour schemes that complement the season, for example bright/vibrant colours for spring & summer, warm cosy tones for autumn, and traditional & festive colours for winter.
  • Try to select decorations that are easy to place, remove and store.
  • Opt for products that don’t need to be screwed in to fixtures to prevent damage such as nail holes, scratches etc.
  • Ensure decorations are placed safely and avoid potential hazards.
  • Choose décor that is relevant to your brand, i.e a finance company might opt for more commercial & toned down styling, whereas a tech based company might decide to use vibrant and abstract pieces.
  • Don’t forget lighting! String lights, lamps or decorative LED lights can be perfect for all seasons.
  • Involve employees in the decoration process to encourage creativity and team building.
  • Remember to keep it tasteful and professional, avoid cluttering your office space too much and keep a polished and professional look.

  Overall, it’s clear that  by incorporating seasonal decorations into office space has multiple benefits and worth the investment for not only yourself, but your customers + employees. Business’ that invest in seasonal decorations will create a much more enjoyable and productive working environment in comparison to the ones who remain with dull and dreary décor.

  Be inspired by the seasons  with our vibrant and vast collections of seasonal decorations and create some fun in your office space!

  

  Need to stock up on gorgeous work space décor? Browse all our seasonal offerings online across Christmas, Autumn, Easter, Spring, Halloween and Everyday.

• Mental Health Awareness Week 2024

  posted on 13 May in Uncategorized by Alysha Sweeney.

  

  In honour of mental health awareness week on 13^th May-19^th May, we want to take the opportunity to acknowledge the significance of mental health in the workplace, with this year’s focus being on Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

  As a business that specialises in Seasonal Decorations and giftware, our Angels at Heaven Sends understand that as the seasons change, so can our moods.

  Seasonal Affective Disorder is a form of depression that typically occurs cyclically, mainly during the darker Autumn and Winter months. The absence of sunlight can interrupt our body clock cycle, and researchers have also proposed that a drop in serotonin may also contribution to the onset of SAD symptoms.

  Some of the typical symptoms a person may exhibit when suffering from SAD are:

  • Low mood
  • Fatigue
  • Loss of interest in daily activities
  • Irritability
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Food cravings and weight gain

   So how do seasonal decorations come in to effect?
  Seasonal decorations like the ones we offer at Heaven Sends, such as seasonal lights, festive ornaments & colourful displays can contribute hugely to increased mood elevation by creating a visually stimulating environment and naturally lifting the mood of the people who are immersed by the plethora of happy and nostalgic seasonal displays.

  Seasonal decorations also offer an artificial alternative to natural light, which in turn, can help to counterbalance the negative effects of SAD that a lot of us can experience.
  Our showroom offers a very vibrant environment where you can enjoy a multitude of seasonal displays to suit every seasonal need. Our showroom provides a world of seasonal uplift, whether that be our bright and colourful Spring settings, to our nostalgic and joyful Christmas displays. Our Angels are proud to spread some cheer into the world with our eclectic range of uplifting home décor pieces.

  The power of seasonal decorations should not be underestimated, increasing light exposure, creating visually stimulating environments and harnessing a sense of coziness both in our homes and in the workplace can drastically improve our moods and brighten our spirits.

  In any environment, both professionally and personally, it is important to take some time out to recharge and reflect upon your successes, no matter how small they may seem. Remember to spend time doing things that you enjoy and most importantly bring happiness.

  The Angels x

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  Create your own Traditional wreath display!

  posted on 19 May in Our Products, Uncategorized by Katie Mann.

  We know that everyone loves the perfect Christmas wreath dressed and ready for the festive season. We’d love to share with you our secret failsafe 'wreath recipe' for creating your very own show-stopping Traditional Christmas wreath display, using beautiful pieces from our very own collections.

  Whether using our large wreath, a Christmas tree, or simply in-store shelving, these items work wonderfully together when creating your own Christmas wow-factor display!

  Get your creative hat on + be inspired by the image of our Traditional Wreath at the bottom, and read on for our tempting Traditional display recipe! 

  Ingredients:

• 1 Wreath code PEC004.
• 2 Light strings such as code DXX088C and DXX030B.
• 1 festive centerpiece such as the Ho Ho Ho Christmas Train item code FAZ026. Our fun trapeze Gonk XAD320 or a couple of our regal Nutcrackers PEA232D would also work well, depending on the look you want.
• 1 or 2 cheeky Christmas signs, we would suggest using a selection of NHH652, NHH648, NHH653 or HO694.
• A selection of festive felt friends such as items CODD420 or WLC336.
• A sprinkling of small tinkling bells like ZFF120, RRR023C or ZFF118.
• A selection of some larger bells to complement them, we love DJS016, MOF015 + FFZ112.
• Plus you can pop in a little bit of anything else you fancy, from our fabulous Traditional collection!

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Serve with a glass of Christmas cheer and a lot of festive spirit!

You can shop our full Traditional range here, bring your show-stopping wreath dreams to life the Heaven Sends way.