IN Home's Decor Looks Like A Hallmark Christmas Movie Set

One of the things that always amazes me about Hallmark Christmas movies, aside from how they can take one storyline and make so many movies from the exact same storyline over and over again, are the insanely amazing Christmas decorations.

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Every inch of every town, office, business, home home, in all the movies are covered in Christmas cheer. I'm actually a little jealous and envious of the talented set designers that bring it all together. My favorites, the older, historic looking homes and decorations.

I was alerted by one of my friends, about this Victorian Christmas masterpiece. Last year it was for sale, but it has since gone off of the market.The home is located in Evansville, IN.

I wanted to show you the house again because of the gorgeous decorations, They look absolutely perfect in the historic home. Wait until you see the inside, it looks like something out of a movie. It's very romantic.

Chandler, IN Home Is Something Out Of A Victorian Christmas Dream

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But, if nether of these are really you, according to livingetc.com, here is what is trending for Christmas 2021.

The color theme for Christmas 2021 is all about <b>joyful brights</b> in both traditional color ways as well as contemporary alternatives such as magenta and blue are going to really bring the fun to your celebrations. On the other hand, muted colors are going to be a big trend.

Happy decorating and Merry Christmas.

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LOOK: 10 Historic Landmark Homes for Sale in Indiana

All of the homes on this list were built between the late 1800s to early 1900s. Some have undergone renovations to bring them up to today's building safety codes while still retaining their historic look while others are in need of some T.L.C. (desperately in a few cases). You can find out more about each of these homes as well as others for sale not listed here at indianalandmarks.org.