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Nov 29, 2012

Holiday-fy Your Home with Mariani

By Alice Oglethorpe

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An artificial tree covered in some tinsel does not a festive house make. Give your home the love it deserves by visiting Mariani Landscape (300 Rockland Road, Lake Bluff; 847-234-2172) this weekend. They just opened up their annual holiday market and it has everything you could need to get your home in the spirit (handmade wreaths, topiary-style center pieces, swags, holiday arrangements, and more). They also have supplies if you’re more the DIY type: garland, boughs, wreath frames, pinecones, winterberries, and beautiful dogwood branches. Feeling the opposite of DIY? Mariani designers can come to your home and set up your décor for you, say by framing your entrance in garland and lights, placing pots of red berries and evergreen in front of your door, or stringing lights on your favorite tree in your yard. Speaking of trees, if you don’t have one yet, they have them up to 15 feet tall!

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Gina Bazer and Alice Oglethorpe

Domestica is an online extension of the inspiration, advice, and scoop that the Chicago Home + Garden minimag provides four times a year inside Chicago magazine. Here, Chicago magazine style and Home + Garden editor Gina Bazer (left) and contributing blogger Alice Oglethorpe (right), along with guest bloggers, dish on home design trends, discuss design obsessions and dilemmas, share spaces they love, and bring you the latest local design news, from sales to events.

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