Go ahead and start your own new tradition this year too!I just can’t stop fiddling with Kennedy’s room.

I stumbled on a sign that I’d painted for Christmas a few years ago and decided to try making a few more to group together this year for a bigger impact..I really thought it was going to take a lot more to get the look I wanted, but it actually came together pretty easily within a time frame of about 2 weeks..

I used letter stamps on some of them and just sort of free-handed with the paintbrush on others..I tried to keep within the theme of signs you might see on a Christmas tree farm.. A Polish Christmas tree farm?Is there even such a thing?

I don’t know, but I made this sign a few years ago.I thought it would be fun because my Mother-in-Law was born in Poland.

I Googled it to find out how to say “Merry Christmas” in Polish and I’m still not really sure if it’s right, but it looks cool!.

Some extra greenery here and there helped to fill in the blank spots..who actually makes many different lines of fixtures at every price point, but who you know will always provide a quality product that will stand the test of time.

Which particular product you choose will really depend on your budget and your vision for your space, but it’s worthwhile to have faucets, towel bars, and tub fillers that will feel like a quality product each time you use them and won’t start to rattle and fall apart on you after a year of use.. All of the fixtures in our bathroom, including the faucets, the towel bar, and ring, the tub filler, the knobs and drawer pulls, and even the toilet paper holder are from the amazing Weymouth line from Moen.The quality and craftmanship on these pieces is really superior and I think it really shows in our bathroom!.

Light fixtures are really important to me and the light fixtures in this room are from the Waterhill collection from.I honestly don’t think I’ve ever seen bathroom light fixtures that I like more than these!