It is hard to believe that next month will mark my 1oth year of blogging. In those ten years, I have created several Valentine decorating ideas. Here is a lovely roundup of Romantic Decor Ideas For The Home.
Romantic Decor Ideas For The Home
A French Country Inspired Valentine Tablescape
The French love natural elements in their table settings as well as copious amounts of red.
A Rose By Any Other Name Centerpiece
Jumping on the ombre bandwagon I created a romantic centerpiece using grocery store roses.
Romantic Antique Lace Napkin Rings
Small pieces of scrap linen and lace were transformed into lovely napkin rings.
A Romantic Jane Austen Inspired Mantel
Thrift store books and figurines paired with free printable created this lovely ode to Jane.
Let My Love Open The Door Valentine Wreath
This wreath took a few attempts to get right but became a reader favorite.
Love Letters, Pearls, and Ribbon
A small romantic vignette can add a bit of romance to a tabletop.
Victorian Valentine Tablescape
Lovely touches of red and the Victorian practice of the language of flowers is offered.
A truly pretty way to welcome guests.
DIY Victorian-Inspired Lace Table Runner
Scraps of lace and ribbon transform an old linen runner.
Inexpensive and Easy Valentine Decor
Make your own Valentine napkins and favors.
Creating Pretty Place Cards for a Valentine Table
I do believe that love lives in little details like these romantic place cards.
Keys were sweetly corraled in this thrift store find.
Cute As A Button Valentine Mantle and Garland
Dollar Store items paired with a few thrift store vases added a sweet touch of love to this space.
This post is full of history, recipe, centerpiece, and favor ideas.
Will you be adding a few romantic touches to your home?
Laura
Love all of these pretty ideas! That button garland really caught my eye and could be used year-round. I had my Valentine decorations up just after New Year’s Day haha! I probably have almost as many of those as I do Christmas decorations! I love it because the house looks so bare after Christmas and being it’s the dead of winter, the pops of color inside and on the front porch make it so much more festive and happy.
Beautiful ideas, Laura. 🙂
Yes, I added some Valentine’s decor over the weekend as I normally decorate about a month out of any holiday.
Loads of lovely ideas here, Lauar! you get me so inspired!
I won’t be adding much in the way of Valentine decor, maybe a table setting and that’s it. I sure love that runner you made last year, and those napkins rings!!
All those touches are so pretty! I love your table setting and napkin rings. So romantic!
So much inspiration. I love that darling wreath!
What a lovely collection of romantic ideas, I see several ideas that I would love to try. Thanks so much for sharing your awesome talent and have a great week!
Miz Helen
So many pretty posts of your sweet Valentine’s decorations. (And I think I remember reading most of them over the years.) You have such a lovely way of putting your ornaments and trims together to make your home look perfect for each occasion or holiday. I have some pretty pieces I would love to get out for Valentine’s but since we are undergoing renovations…again…and our dining room is a bit of a disaster area, it probably won’t happen. Doesn’t mean I won’t put some of them out even after the 14th. (I still have a few Christmas decorations sprinkled here and there) Holidays tend to forget to leave our home after their day. lol
Thank you for sharing all the sweet Valentine memories! 🙂
I am forwarding this to my sister in Florida whom I think would like the metal or cast iron mailbox idea for her front door. It can be hard to find wreaths for Florida doors that aren’t too cutesy and she doesn’t have the time to make them, but I bet she’d like the idea of having something should could fill with silk flowers, etc. There are so many floral things that can be found on walks, etc. All that moss for one thing! Thanks, Laura. It is really an accomplishment to be 10 years at creativity and then to be able to look back at it.
It all looks so pretty and romantic. I love the little teapot filled with flowers. So sweet.
Pretty ideas, Laura, some of which I recognize from years past. Pink is such a soft colour, and I love using it in February. You’ve got me inspired.
Happy almost bloagaversary Laura. 10 years is a wonderful milestone and looking at all the beautiful Valentine’s things you’ve made over the years I hope that there will be many, many, many, many more still to come.
Everything here is beautiful and I would like to try a few of these. Thanks for the inspiration!
Such a lovely roundup. I enjoyed viewing so much.
Hard to pick a favorite!
Again, Laura, such gorgeous photos and wonderful ideas. I get into kind of a rut with decorating and definitely need these ideas to put something new and fresh in our home. Thanks for posting!!!!!
Laura, Congrats on your upcoming 10th anniversary. I always enjoy your creativity and reading your posts .
Such a lovely collection of romantic decor ideas. I particularly love the lace napkin rings. I have a bunch of doilies and tatting that my grandmother made. They are just sitting in a drawer. I love the idea of making something pretty with them that I could use. Thanks for sharing your wonderful Valentine’s Day ideas with us on Share Your Style!
Lovely collection of great ideas for Valentine’s Day or just touches of romance. Grandchildren woud love the doily table favors! Loved the Emma decor, too as I am a Regency romance fan! Thank you!
These are beautiful! I especially love the napkin rings!
lovely all of it! this was the perfect post for me as i’m gearing up to bring out some valentine decor. thanks for the inspiration. xo- maryjo
Love this. The napkin ring is an adorable idea
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Katelynn, hampersandhiccups.com
Very pretty and feminine collection of romantic ideas. They are all beautiful.
What a lovely round up of Valentine’s Vignettes. I love the vintage-inspired decor you have. So classic! (And congratulations on 10 years of blogging 🙂 )
Laura this whole post is absolutely fabulous! I am pinning away, and I will be featuring you next week at Thursday Favorite Things!
so many lovely things! I think my favorites are the linen table runner and the lace napkin rings. Thank you for sharing!
Wow! First off, congrats on the ten years! Second, I can’t decide which one of your romantic Valentine projects I like better — they’re all fabulous! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
xo Kathleen|Our Hopeful Home
So much inspiration, very pretty!
Debby
Debbygoesshabby.blogspot.com
Laura,
I so enjoyed this post because it is so my style and filled with so much eye candy!! Thanks so much for sharing a bit of romantic style and not being influenced by the farmhouse style that is so popular. I admire it in others homes but it is not my style.
Hugs,
Deb
There are so many beautiful ideas in this post. Those red glass candlesticks are incredible.
You are the best at pulling together sweet vintage things into even sweeter vignettes. I adore the lace table runner with the teapot and flowers, and also the teacups atop the stack of books.
Warm hugs,
Carol
Congratulations on the upcoming blog anniversary, Laura! It’s amazing to think how long some of us have been active in the blogosphere, isn’t it? You’ve been a delightful blogger all that time, and I am proud to know you.
These romantic decorating ideas are all charming, and it’s nice to have so many of them right in one place. Thank you for sharing them at the Grace at Home party. I’m featuring you this week!
This post has me feeling very inspired to add some romantic touches to my home this Valentine’s Day, Laura! What beautiful ideas! I’m especially taken with the Regency Era Valentine’s Day Tea. I’m featuring this post at The Hearth and Soul Link Party this week. Thank you so much for sharing it! I hope you will join us at the party again this week. Have a lovely week!